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Xirrus Introduces XPS
Xirrus has launched Xirrus Positioning System (XPS). It’s part of the Xirrus Management System (XMS), which provides real-time visibility into the location of Wi-Fi clients.
“As part of the comprehensive Xirrus Wi-Fi solution, XPS enables organisations to gain greater visibility into constituent’s patterns and habits and act on that data. As businesses look for new ways to utilise or monetise their Wi-Fi infrastructure investment, XPS offers a unique architecture that delivers significant benefits to our customers,” said Bruce Miller, VP of product marketing, Xirrus. “XPS seamlessly scales for any size of environment, without the challenges and cost associated with traditional solutions.”
XPS is the only Wi-Fi location data solution available that distributes the highly intensive calculation of client location across all access points (APs) within the network. With more processing power than any competitive solution, XPS provides a faster way for businesses to pinpoint locations on a massive scale, up to 100,000 devices simultaneously, without the need for an expensive centralised engine.
“Positive customer experiences are indispensable contributors to any thriving business environment, particularly in the retail and transportation industries,” said Gregory Smith, CEO, WIFI Metropolis. “Location identification transforms guest Wi-Fi into a powerful customer engagement tool by enabling the opportunity to deliver new services.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Bill Holiday .
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