With the significant improvements in wireless LAN technology and security, end user demand for wireless devices is rapidly growing.

There's a strong market for managed security services providers who can stay on top of the technology and threats that are changing daily. Getting a service provider to relieve that burden from the IT staff has a lot of value for enterprises.

Chinese take security seriously, but you can always benefit from an exchange of technology.

[Wireless security] is less and less a technology issue and more a policy issue. For a while, the most painful part was assessing [that] policy, but now it's more about compliance and staying up-to-date with rules. That's a major issue.

For the most part, we haven't had a whole lot of national security stuff in Utah. It just hasn't been an issue.

One of the primary difficulties in deploying WLAN technology in branch offices and retail stores is the lack of onsite IT expertise to manage the network. In order to be successful, branch and retail WLAN solutions must deliver several capabilities; strong centralized management, wide-ranging integrated functionality for security and voice, a highly reliable implementation, and competitive pricing for cost-effective deployment to a large number of sites. Aruba's new additions to the Mobile Edge portfolio meet all of these needs.