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France Televisions Publicite Tunes Into Wi-Fi With Trapeze Networks

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Overview As one of France's most well-regarded media firms, France Televisions Publicite is revolutionizing the delivery of TV ads and integrated media packages. France Televisions Publicite realized that an internal Wi-Fi network would appeal to its employees and clients. To bring Wi-Fi to France Televisions Publicite, the IT department began testing diverse wireless network technologies. The team sought a solution that could initially support a Wi-Fi network and large files of advertising content. Following an in-depth assessment process, France Televisions Publicite selected the Trapeze Mobility System proposed by Silicomp Reseaux.

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Publisher	Trapeze Networks	File Format	PDF
Date Published	February 2006
Format	Case Studies
Topics	N/A

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