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Introduction: In today’s digital era, reliable mobile connectivity plays a vital role in hospitals, significantly impacting communication and patient care. Boost Pro Systems, a leading provider of mobile signal enhancement solutions, recognises the importance of robust mobile signals within healthcare facilities. The “NHS Long Term Plan”, launched in 2020, outlined a mobile-first digital transformation strategy. […]

With the evolution of Industry 4.0, the capabilities and possibilities within the manufacturing industry are rapidly expanding. New sensors, machines, and IoT devices are enhancing the advancements in manufacturing but are also placing strain on the current connectivity infrastructure. For manufacturers to maintain their competitive advantage through automation of machines and warehouse operations, improvements need

What is Wi-Fi? Wi-Fi, which is used in a wide range of domestic and commercial settings such as homes, office buildings, and public spaces, is well known for being simple and cost-effective to maintain, with minimal disruption in its deployment. The introduction of the sixth generation Wi-Fi is intended to improve the speed and dependability

There is an ongoing acceleration in the use of digital devices and the need to keep data secure on sites across the UK. With advancements in wireless technologies, there is no longer a heavy reliance on wired connectivity, due to lengthy construction processes and issues surrounding scalability. Instead, reliable, secure wireless connectivity is growing in

With the possibility of Covid-19 becoming an endemic, large scale events such as festivals, concerts, and sporting events are being planned throughout the world with the hope of running at full capacity. Something that could not have been done over the past two years, due to public health guidance and laws. For example, the 2022

The Fourth Industrial Revolution (Industry 4.0), using smart technologies, has transformed sectors such as manufacturing, logistics, agriculture, and healthcare, with automation, real-time monitoring, and data analysis central to this. The Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) and other technological advancements have contributed to the growing success of Industry 4.0, however traditional connectivity solutions such as wired