wireless site survey

September 21, 2026 | 19 min

They Asked for an ECSE, Not a Survey: Why Certification and Tooling Decide a Wi-Fi Survey's Result

A guide for the office manager or IT lead at the Hong Kong office of an international law firm planning a Wi-Fi survey and access-point installation. Why two engineers can survey the same floor and reach opposite conclusions, what an Ekahau certification does and does not signify, what each survey instrument can and cannot see, the three questions a survey answers and the one it cannot, what you should receive at the end, the confidentiality layer specific to a professional-services floor, and who runs the access points once the survey is over.

September 18, 2026 | 22 min

They Bought the Access Points First: A Singapore Warehouse and the Survey That Should Have Come Before

A guide for the operations or facilities lead at a Singapore warehouse, 3PL or light-manufacturing site whose handheld scanners drop between aisles. Why a coverage problem cannot be configured away, what a wireless site survey actually measures, the three survey types and the different question each one answers, the published man-day scoping for each, the extras that catch people out, and what has to happen to the access points once they are finally in the right places.

September 01, 2026 | 18 min

The Building Is the Bottleneck: IT Support in a Kowloon East Industrial Block

A composite scenario from Kowloon East: a fifty-five-person import and distribution business running an office, a showroom and a stock floor in one converted industrial building. Why the building — not the contract — is usually what makes IT support feel slow, and how to design around it.