Houston Airports Embrace HPE’s Aruba Networking to Enhance Passenger Experience
The wings of innovation have descended upon Houston Airports as they opt for Hewlett Packard Enterprise’s (HPE) Wi-Fi 6E-enabled Aruba Networking solution. With over 60 million passengers and visitors expected to benefit, this adoption signifies a leap forward in wireless connectivity and location-based services.
Managing the bustling traffic of George Bush Intercontinental Airport and William P. Hobby Airport, Houston Airports orchestrates these vast operations with an application powered by the Aruba Meridian App Platform and HPE Aruba Networking Beacons. Pioneering features include step-by-step navigation, estimated walking times, parking guidance, security checkpoint wait time previews, dining and shopping spot locators, and real-time flight updates.
The Power of Wi-Fi 6E and Aruba Networking Beacons in Action
Wi-Fi 6E propels Houston Airports into the fast lane, granting access to the 6 GHz band with a generous 1200 MHz of pristine spectrum across the U.S. Meanwhile, the Aruba Networking Beacons, with detailed wayfinding prowess, leverage Aruba Tags for smooth asset tracking. Previously embracing the Aruba Meridian App Platform for their location-based services, Houston Airports now enjoy the perks of cloud-based management, granting versatile access from anywhere along with detailed visibility and robust analytics.
Market Expansion and Strategic Acquisitions Signify HPE’s Growth Trajectory
HPE’s Aruba Networking solution has garnered acclaim over the past year, with notable adopters including Bethesda Health Group, Korea Telecom, New Brunswick Community College, Aramtec, Pennsylvania Convention Center, Dedini S/A Indústrias de Base, and Kurly. Witnessing a surge in demand for software-centric solutions like HPE Aruba Central, the company’s Intelligent Edge division mirrors this growth trajectory.
Expanding its Aruba portfolio through strategic acquisitions, Hewlett Packard Enterprise focuses on high-margin offerings such as Intelligent Edge and Aruba Central Hyperconverged Infrastructure. Noteworthy is the acquisition of Silver Peak in 2020, aimed at fortifying the Aruba Edge Services platform.
Insights on Zacks Rank and Stocks to Consider
Currently holding a Zacks Rank #3 (Hold), Hewlett Packard Enterprise has seen a healthy 18.1% surge in share value over the past year. For investors eyeing the broader technology sector, promising options include BlackLine (BL), Adobe (ADBE), and Dell Technologies (DELL), all carrying a Zacks Rank #2 (Buy) at present.
While BlackLine remains steady with a Zacks Consensus Estimate for first-quarter 2024 earnings standing at 47 cents per share, Adobe and Dell showcase upward and downward revisions for second-quarter 2024 earnings respectively. The performance of these stocks over the past year signals varying degrees of growth and stability within the sector.
(This updated article rectifies an error in the original publication dated March 13, 2024.)
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