Enterprise WiFi solutions in Dubai, designed, deployed and managed.

Floor area is only one input. Device density, building materials, interference, application needs and cabling affect design. Agree the survey and acceptance checks before hardware selection. The proposal should distinguish coverage, capacity, guest access and ongoing management.

Managed Wi-Fi means someone runs the network after it is installed. On a GR IT AMC package, the access points inside your network device allowance are monitored, kept on current firmware (reviewed quarterly, or monthly on GR IT AMC Scale) and reconfigured remotely when you add a network or change guest access, and their faults are raised as tickets with the same response times as any other IT issue. GR IT AMC Scale adds a monthly Wi-Fi configuration review. Access points beyond your allowance are a yearly add-on, and a site visit, for example to move or replace an access point, is charged separately.

Depends on environment. Cisco Meraki for cloud-managed multi-site simplicity. Aruba Instant On for SMB. Ubiquiti UniFi for cost-sensitive medium-sized offices. Cisco Catalyst 9100 for enterprise complexity. Ruckus for hospitality and high-density. Fortinet for security-converged networks. We pick based on requirements, not vendor relationship.

WiFi 6 (802.11ax) is the right baseline for new deployments in 2026; significantly improves capacity in dense environments. WiFi 6E adds the 6 GHz band, useful where the existing 2.4 / 5 GHz spectrum is congested. WiFi 7 is starting to deploy but most client devices have not caught up; reasonable for forward-looking enterprise deployments where you control the device estate.

Depends on coverage area, wall density, expected concurrent devices, throughput requirements per device. A rough planning rule: one AP per 20-30 corporate users in a normal office, denser for classrooms, warehouses, or high-density environments. Survey gives the actual number.

Separate VLAN for guests with firewall policy preventing east-west traffic to corporate. Guest authentication via captive portal (terms agreement, optional SMS verification). Bandwidth limits per guest client. No access to internal resources, only outbound internet.

Yes via 802.1X with NPS / RADIUS against Entra ID or Active Directory. Per-user policy, certificate-based auth via Intune, conditional access enforcement at the WiFi layer. Replaces shared pre-shared keys with proper identity-aware access.

Yes for forward-looking deployments. WiFi 7 access points from Cisco, Aruba, Ubiquiti, Ruckus, Fortinet are commercially available. The bottleneck is typically client devices; pick WiFi 7 if you control the device fleet and want the longest hardware lifecycle.

Outdoor-rated access points (IP-rated enclosures, lightning protection where needed) with directional or omnidirectional antennas as appropriate. Wireless bridges for connecting distant buildings without trenching cable. Design considers sun exposure (UV degradation), heat tolerance, and connection back to core network.