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With the advent of “anytime, anywhere” learning and 1:1 and BYOD mobile computing programs, the need for scalable and reliable Wi-Fi networks in K-12 schools and libraries is growing exponentially. According to Mi¬chael McKerley, Vice President and Chief Technology Officer for Education Networks of America (ENA), the two impending chal¬lenges associated with this trend are lack of experienced Wi-Fi engineering resources and inefficiently managed, and potentially compromised, network infrastructure. By deploying a future-ready infrastructure for schools, libraries, and other institutions, ENA aims to help such institutions adapt to the fast-paced transition to digital tools and resources. 

