About Ask-Wi.Com™

Real-World Hands-on Experience

Ask-Wi.Com, Inc. (and our predecessor company, Wireless InfoNet) has specialized full-time in the design, installation, and support of outdoor wireless wide-area networks since 1993. This translates into over 30,000 hours of "hands-on" broadband wireless networking experience. We've designed, installed, and supported many hundreds of outdoor wireless network sites for our clients.

Your next-door neighbor can probably give lots of free wireless advice but when you want to talk with the knowledgeable, experienced professionals, we invite you to contact us.

The Wireless Education Leader

In 2001, we created the first vendor-neutral, broadband wireless deployment workshop. Since 2001, we have provided in-person training for over 2000 WISP and ISP personnel. Our industry-leading Ask-Wi.Com™ workshops are available privately at your place of business or at public locations around the U.S.

We "Wrote the Book"

Once upon a time (before 2003), there were no broadband wireless deployment books. We decided to write the book. In March of 2003, after almost 2 years of work, our new vendor-neutral book "Deploying License-Free Wireless WANs" was published by Cisco Press. You can order the book directly from Ask-Wi.Com (click here) or you can order it from Amazon.com or other booksellers.


Vendor Neutrality

What does our vendor-neutrality mean to you? It means we won't try to sell you equipment because we have no equipment to sell. It means there is no advertising on our website. Most importantly, it means you will get the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth from us.


Layer 1 Knowledge (and More)

Sure, we're "The Layer 1 Experts™" and nobody has more broadband wireless design and troubleshooting knowledge than we do but "Layer 1" (the wireless layer) is only one part of your network. Your wireless network must be integrated into the rest of your network - layers 2 through 7. We know more than just "Layer 1" - we have the network integration skills that will allow your wireless network to support and to extend the performance of the rest of your network.