Case Studies

Greater Atlanta Christian School selected Xirrus for its ability to reliably support thousands of wireless devices.

For Cajon Valley (CA) Union School District, providing ubiquitous wireless coverage is all about giving students anytime-anywhere access to the internet.

Xirrus’ solution offered Canyons SD the ability to provide a large coverage footprint with fewer devices, offering reliable and secure connectivity for learning applications.

...CMU can provide more reliable wireless access with fewer devices campus-wide, which significantly reduced the cost of wireless implementation and management.

College of Charleston increases connection speeds and coverage as one of the first institutions to deploy Xirrus XR-6000 Series Wireless Arrays.

The Swan and Dolphin discovered that Xirrus could cover all 2,265 guest rooms and deliver high quality of service using 75% fewer devices.

Xirrus was able to deliver a high performance wireless network and supply fast and seamless roaming with enough bandwidth to support all of EMA's wireless requirements.

FN Manufacturing embraced the Xirrus architecture for its ability to cover very large-footprint buildings, while offering seamless, stable, and secure wireless connectivity.

Xirrus delivered the wireless performance and user density FCS needed to support hundreds to thousands of simultaneous users.

With nearly 2,000 students in grades 4 through 12 spread across a 75-acre campus with some 25+ buildings, the school has an aggressive wireless program for serving its students.

ISL chose to deploy Xirrus Wireless Arrays to support this program due to the affordability and simplicity of the solution...

From site survey to installation, it was obvious to The Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Arena that Xirrus was committed to the success of their entertainment venue.

Liverpool Women’s NHS turned to Xirrus to design a wireless network to provide the coverage, reliability, and security to support a wide range of current and future applications.

Microsoft partnered with Xirrus in the fall of 2008 for the PDC event at the Los Angeles Convention Center to deliver an ultra-high density wireless network.

Xirrus was able to cover Middleton Paper’s facilities with just one wireless Array in each building, drastically reducing the installation time and number of cable drops required.

Xirrus supports school’s iPads, along with four mobile wireless labs, and teacher laptops, along with students at Millis taking online classes at a virtual high school.

For its 1-to-1 and BYOD initiative, Morgan County Charter School System needed a high density wireless network to support thousands of devices simultaneously.

Xirrus’ Wireless Network Enables BYOD Scheme and M2M Communication at New College Swindon

Using Xirrus high performance wireless Arrays, OZ Architecture was able to cover their facility with far fewer devices than if they used a traditional access point system.

After assessing multiple wireless solutions, Paul Hastings selected Xirrus as its exclusive wireless solution provider for its 18 offices worldwide.

Plano selected Xirrus for their district-wide rollout and was confident in the superior performance of the Xirrus Wireless Array.

From site survey to installation, the Xirrus product has surpassed the Port of Houston’s expectations, offering support and service unparalleled in the industry.

PHS saved both time and money by deploying Xirrus wireless Arrays and a fully managed, intelligent wireless network.

Questar implemented the Xirrus wireless solution because of unmatched performance, incredible range, and their roadmap for future wireless expansion.

Xirrus offered a cost-effective solution that could support Raynes Park's bandwidth needs without deploying an access point per classroom.

Xirrus Wireless Arrays are both esthetically pleasing and offered the bandwidth and performance required to support their mobile power users wirelessly transfer large CAD files.

Xirrus Delivers Seamless Wireless Experience For Hundreds of Thousands of Visitors with Mobile Devices at Saatchi Gallery

Salem State switched to a Xirrus wireless network, which can connect up to 200 users per four-radio array.

St. Patrick's College chose Xirrus Wireless Arrays to support their new 1:1 netbook initiative for their ability to save the school both time and money.

The integrated captive portal supports the direct access and control from a Xirrus Array to Stoneware for automated LanSchool student downloads.

Xirrus Wireless Arrays provided high bandwidth access for students and staff while maximizing the school's technology investment.

Xirrus was awarded a multi-million dollar Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity contract (IDIQ) to provide high performance wireless for the United States Marine Corps.

Campus residence hall is a challenge for wireless networks not only because they are typically high density settings, but because students use two to three wireless devices at once.