How to make the most of your public Wi-Fi hotspot data

According to Accenture, 50% of consumers are willing to make a large purchase in a store if they can access Wi-Fi. This is only one among the many reasons why providing your business with free Wi-Fi is worth it.

What do users want from Wi-Fi services?

In this post we will discuss the main characteristics Wi-Fi services should offer in order to meet users’ expectations.

5 good reasons to invest in public WiFi

If you are a company owner and want to grow your business in a simple and cost-effective way, you should consider investing in public Wi-Fi.

Germany’s access to free Wi-Fi hotspots faces new challenges

Last July, the German government amended the...

Facebook login vs Form-based authentication 2 [infographic]

Tanaza features various authentication flows...

Facebook login vs Form-based authentication

Tanaza features various authentication flows...

How to encourage Wi-Fi customers to access your hotspot

Understanding your target users’ behaviors and setting up your splash page accordingly, are key to motivating Wi-Fi customers to access your hotspot. Let’s find out more about it.

Internet penetration in Mexico: statistics and outcomes

The evolution of Wi-Fi is transforming emerging countries, like Mexico, by increasing its internet penetration rate nationwide.

Free and Free mobile are arriving on the Italian market

The Iliad Group is a major player in the French...

How to use Wi-Fi user data to create Facebook custom audiences

Facebook Custom Audiences is a powerful advertising tool to increase your company’s sales. Find out what they are and how they can be effectively integrated with your Wi-Fi user data to help you generate new conversions.

8 best practices to start a business offering Wi-Fi solutions

Whether you are a new or an early stage company, which wants to operate in the wireless networking space offering Wi-Fi solutions, we hope you will find the following suggestions very useful.

Wi-Fi does not mean Wireless Fidelity

When answering to the question: “What does Wi-Fi mean?”, many people erroneously say “Wireless Fidelity”. Below we provide the explanation around this misconception.