A customer requesting a site survey requires hidden APs, basic data coverage, and guest access in a multifloor environment. Which industry vertical best describes this customer?

The correct answer is C. hospitality. The requirements - aesthetically hidden APs, basic data coverage (not mission-critical throughput), guest access, and a multifloor environment - are hallmarks of the hospitality vertical (hotels and resorts). Hotels conceal APs inside ceilings or wall plates to preserve…

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Awarehousing
Bhealth care
Chospitality
Dmanufacturing

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A
2% (1)
B
3% (2)
C
95% (55)

Explanation

The requirements - aesthetically hidden APs, basic data coverage (not mission-critical throughput), guest access, and a multifloor environment - are hallmarks of the hospitality vertical (hotels and resorts). Hotels conceal APs inside ceilings or wall plates to preserve aesthetics, provide internet access as a guest amenity, and span multiple floors. Healthcare (B) typically requires clinical-grade reliability, real-time location services, and strict security - not simply guest access. Warehousing (A) and manufacturing (D) prioritize ruggedized deployments and high throughput for barcode scanners or IoT devices, not aesthetic concealment or guest access.

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