Wi-Fi Alliance To Enforce Standards
Posted: 20th Jul, 2004 By: MarkJ
The Wi-Fi Alliance is getting tough and "may" remove the "Wi-Fi CERTIFIED" status and logo from products that go beyond IEEE 802.11 standards and conflict with each other:
Frank Hanzlik, managing director of the Wi-Fi Alliance, said: "If a product extension significantly impacts the ability of other Wi-Fi CERTIFIED equipment to operate as intended, the Alliance may withhold or revoke certification. We have taken this important step due to the Wi-Fi Alliances continued commitment to a positive consumer experience."
Why didn't they do this to start with? More @ The Register.
Frank Hanzlik, managing director of the Wi-Fi Alliance, said: "If a product extension significantly impacts the ability of other Wi-Fi CERTIFIED equipment to operate as intended, the Alliance may withhold or revoke certification. We have taken this important step due to the Wi-Fi Alliances continued commitment to a positive consumer experience."
Why didn't they do this to start with? More @ The Register.
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