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Booked for a July show right in the thick of hurricane season and honestly didn't think much about it until a storm system rolled through the Gulf two days before we opened. The satellite backup kicked in automatically and nobody at our booth even noticed.

I've done trade shows all over the country and Morial's exhibit floor is on a different level, we were practically a quarter mile from the nearest hall entrance. The bonded cellular unit WiFiT dropped off held strong the entire four days.

We were exhibiting at a national anesthesiology convention and had four iPads running patient monitor demos all day. The venue wifi kept dropping out whenever the halls filled up, but our WiFiT unit never blinked once.

Anyone who's tried to make a call on South Beach during high tourist season knows the towers basically give up. We'd budgeted for spotty service based on past years but WiFiT's setup didn't blink the entire run of the show.

When you're processing five and six figure art sales in a crowded gallery booth, the last thing you want is your payment traffic riding on some shared public network with a thousand strangers. WiFiT gave us our own private connection so every transaction went straight out clean.

Got to our booth space the morning of setup day expecting to spend half the day fighting with cables and IT tickets. The WiFiT tech had our bonded connection up and tested in under half an hour, well before the first attendees walked in.

We priced out the in-house internet package from the convention center for our trade show booth and it was almost double what WiFiT quoted us for a dedicated line. Figured we'd be getting a worse product for less money but it was actually the opposite.

Ran a booth for the convention programming tied to the Wine & Food Festival and our POS was doing back-to-back card swipes for hours straight. I'd heard horror stories from other vendors about the venue wifi choking once the crowds showed up, so we brought in WiFiT ahead of time.

We ran a gallery booth at Art Basel this year and I was terrified of losing signal mid-sale on a six-figure piece. WiFiT's dedicated line held rock solid through all four days, even during the Thursday night crush. Our card reader never hiccuped once.

Our booth was running patient monitoring software that needed a rock-solid connection for a live demo to physicians, and we couldn't risk the shared GRB network being congested during peak hours. WiFiT had us set up before doors even opened.

We had a sponsor tent set up near Discovery Green as part of the convention overflow and figured we'd just be stuck on spotty cell signal for two days. WiFiT brought a satellite-backed unit that gave us solid connectivity for our check-in tablets and live social posting.

Did the math and GRB's in-house internet quote for our booth was almost double what WiFiT charged, and that's before you factor in how unreliable the venue connection can get once the halls fill up. Our sales team ran POS transactions all day without a single failed swipe.

We had two 4K video walls streaming continuous footage for the Houston Auto Show and I was honestly nervous about bandwidth going in. Not one buffering moment across the whole weekend, even during Saturday's peak foot traffic.

Our seismic imaging software pulls sensitive client data and there's no way we're putting that on GRB's public network next to a hundred other exhibitors. WiFiT set us up with a dedicated, isolated connection that our IT guy actually signed off on without a fight.

We ran an energy-industry booth at GRB last month and the venue wifi dropped twice before lunch on day one. Switched to WiFiT's bonded connection and didn't have a single hiccup after that, even with our card readers and a live product demo running at the same time.

Our booth is right near the entrance closest to the River Walk side of the center and every past show we've dealt with spotty cell signal because of how packed that area gets with tourists. This year our tablet checkout never lagged even during the lunch rush.

We had an outdoor networking reception planned near HemisFair Park and a storm rolled through that knocked out cell service for a good chunk of downtown. Our WiFiT unit switched over to satellite backup and we barely noticed the interruption.

Five straight days at Henry B. Gonzalez for a national association event and our connection never dropped, not once, even during the busiest afternoon sessions. We ran video demos, card payments, and a lead-capture app all off the same unit.

We got to our booth space the morning before the education conference opened and the WiFiT tech was already there getting the unit dialed in. Took less time than it took us to unpack our own display materials.

Our clinic was demoing a patient intake system at a medical convention and we couldn't risk being on a shared network with a few hundred other exhibitors. WiFiT set us up on an isolated bonded-cellular connection so our traffic never touched the general convention wifi.