Wi-Co Cleveland, Ohio, USA
Bringing the Herd Together
VENUE
September 24th 2026
9:00 - 17:00
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
1100 E 9th St, Cleveland, OH 44114, United States
Tickets
General Admission 9am-5pm
General Admission & Wi-Co’s Pink Floyd The Wall Cocktail Party 9am-7pm
Wi-Co’s Pink Floyd The Wall cocktail party is sponsored by Laketec
Laketec is a leading technology provider serving customers in Northern Ohio and throughout the U.S. since 1989.
Specializing in the areas of Voice, Network, and Cloud, we provide our customers with truly turnkey solutions that include consulting, Design, Project Management, Installation, Training, and Support.
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SPEAKERS
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Wi-Fi surveys are widely used to guide design, validation, and troubleshooting decisions — but what do they actually represent? In this session, we’ll break down what common Wi-Fi survey methods capture, where assumptions can creep in, and how survey mechanics influence the resulting data. We’ll explore differences between static and mobile measurement approaches, how form factor and operator movement shape survey outcomes, and why certain datasets align better with real-world client behavior than others. The goal isn’t perfection — it’s understanding the strengths and limits of the data we rely on.
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Wireless Network Engineers in modern enterprise have to look beyond Wi-Fi to connect the devices of the future. Let's discuss options and strategy.
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Let's step beyond the marketing hype and take a look at the real capabilities of Wi-Fi HaLow/802.11ah range and throughput testing. In this talk, I'll present a brief intro to Wi-Fi HaLow and some common use cases followed by a case study of range, data rates and TCP/UDP throughput tests. If time permits, maybe we can also present some data on battery life in various scenarios.
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Quick overview of LPI vs SP followed by Lab analysis of 6CD Dual Clients.
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For over 25 years, Wi-Fi has been woven into the fabric of how we communicate, work, learn, and experience the world around us. In this session, David Coleman explores what lies ahead, from Wi-Fi 8 and Enhanced Broadcast Services to Wi-Fi sensing and the growing role of AI in shaping how networks are designed, operated, and experienced. As AI advances at a pace most companies can barely keep up with—and begins reshaping society in real time—wireless networking is becoming far more adaptive, intelligent, and strategically important. The real opportunity is not just better wireless, but unlocking the Art of the Possible—redefining what can be achieved as connectivity, context, and intelligence begin to converge.