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Enabled a Protocol Stack Vendor to Bring Out a New Patented WLAN Feature

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Overview The client is an innovator in the field of IP and Ethernet communication systems. The client wanted to add the wireless capability to their switching/routing protocol stack. There was no standard protocol for communication between the wireless controller and the WLAN access points. MindTree Consulting, a leader in business-enabling solutions & technologies, successfully carried out the design, development and testing of a new WLAN feature for an existing product line of the client. This feature enabled the product to gain a competitive edge in the wireless LAN market and MindTree's engineering team co-invented an algorithm with the client. The success of this project has resulted in continuing relationship between the client and MindTree.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	MindTree Consulting	File Format	PDF
Date Published	January 2008
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Ethernet, Wireless LAN, Wireless

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