Case Studies
Real hotel network transformations. Each case study demonstrates our ethical approach, practical problem-solving, and commitment to measurable outcomes.
Featured Case Studies
Coastal Resort Network Transformation
Ethical discovery, RF engineering, and economical hardware reuse
How a team member ethical discovery during a guest stay uncovered critical security flaws and RF issues caused by water refraction. Through smart engineering and hardware reuse, we achieved 80% reduction in guest complaints for just €3,600.
€3,600
Total Investment
3 days
Implementation Time
80%
Complaint Reduction
95%+
Coverage Quality
Mountain Resort - The Bandwidth Lie
When perfect internal network meets terrible upstream ISP
Enterprise-grade internal network, but guests left negative reviews about unusable internet. The problem: WISP overselling bandwidth by 300% during peak ski season. 72-hour speed logs proved the ISP was the bottleneck, not the hotel network.
€25,000
Total Investment
12 weeks
Fiber Installation
500%
Performance Gain
+50%
Monthly Cost Increase
Sports Arena - Breaking Free from ISP Control
Vendor lock-in trap meets dual network congestion (Wi-Fi + cellular)
Eight years after construction, the incumbent ISP offered "free" marketing tools—in exchange for total control. Meanwhile, both Wi-Fi and cellular networks failed during sold-out events. Solution: Hotspot 2.0 mobile offload via partnership with competing mobile ISP, plus full venue autonomy.
€74,000
Total Investment
3 months
Implementation Time
52 APs
Access Points Deployed
CCNP
Staff Trained
More Case Studies
Boutique Hotel - The Microwave Kitchen
Wi-Fi worked perfectly at night but collapsed during lunch and dinner service. The problem was not the network—it was 15-year-old commercial microwave ovens with degraded door seals leaking 2.4 GHz interference directly into the bar area.
Sailing Marina - The Moving Target Problem
Strong signal but constant disconnections. Yacht masts swaying through Fresnel zones + saltwater RF absorption + metal hulls as moving reflectors created an RF nightmare. Distributed pontoon coverage with wireless backhaul solved everything.
Concert Venue - The Social Media Storm
Fans started booing between songs because Wi-Fi collapsed during sold-out shows. Stadium-level density (2.2 devices/m²) + human bodies absorbing RF + social media upload surges required specialized high-density design with 48 APs.
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