The International Conference Centre Geneva is owned by the Building Foundation for International Organizations (FIPOI), statutory independent foundation created in 1964 by the Swiss Confederation and the State of Geneva. The CICG was inaugurated in 1974 and was built by the FIPOI to accommodate international conferences at governmental levels of a political, economic, technical or scientific nature as well as private congresses of any kind. Between October 2004 and October 2005, the original construction was entirely renovated and its capacity enlarged. A new extended entrance and an innovative, flexible multi-purpose area, among other state-of-the-art improvements, make it the ideal venue for a wide range of events. Xirrus Arrays were also deployed throughout the meeting and conference areas of the International Telecommunication Union located next door to the CICG.

• Wi-Fi network to cover 27 conference rooms and 45 offices
• Wi-Fi bandwidth for more than 2,000 concurrent users in the main hall
• Intrusion detection and protection Wi-Fi security of the air
• Upgradeable to 802.11n

• 10 XS4 (4-radio) Wi-Fi Arrays
• 9 XS8 (8-radio) Wi-Fi Arrays
• 7 XS16 (16-radio) Wi-Fi Arrays
• PoGE to all Arrays
• Xirrus Management System with Xirrus Defense Module

• Superior coverage, throughput, and user density
• A fraction of the devices, cabling, switch ports + time to install
• Dedicated Wi-Fi Threat Sensor in each Array providing complete security
• Manageability from a central location