AcerBrag, an iron and steel manufacturing company in Argentina, has implemented a Cisco Unified Wireless network that enables bar code readers to track the company’s inventory of materials in real time.
The solution is based on the Cisco Borderless Network Architecture and is mainly composed of switches, access points and wireless controllers that are integrated with the SAP system and data collectors. Encryption standards and codes keep the same security in the wireless access points and in the fixed network of the company.
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