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73 % of your network is wireless, how many wireless engineers have you hired? Still using the 6 wired engineers from 20 years ago? It is time to eliminate the wireless complaints and or time to have someone who deals with the daily troubleshooting, that knows what they are dealing with. Augment or hire a Wireless Professional to eliminate this daily nightmare. We staff daily network analyzers, engineers, admins, and everything in between. Make 73% of your headaches disappear instantly.

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