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Privacyware Makes CRN 2008 Emerging Vendors List

2008 CRN Emerging Vendors: Creating A Ruckus

Upstart vendors make names for themselves in the channel

By Steven Burke, ChannelWeb
6:00 PM EDT Fri. Jun. 27, 2008
From the June 27, 2008 issue of CRN
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Ruckus Wireless Inc. President and CEO Selina Lo says it's no mistake that the wireless upstart is called Ruckus and its channel offering is referred to as the Big Dog program.

That's because the Sunnyvale, Calif., company is biting into bigger competitors like Cisco Systems (NSDQ:CSCO) Inc. with innovative and reliable technology at a better price along with a margin-rich, 100-percent channel-friendly sales model.

Ruckus has done what the wireless pundits claimed was impossible: deliver a no-compromise wireless LAN experience for the midmarket that is every bit as reliable as a wired LAN. Just as impressive, the Ruckus solution comes in at half the price of old-school wireless solutions. And it takes half the time to install.

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