There also seems to be a bit of a mismatch between the Introduction which mentions
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concerned about how employees use the wireless networks to illegally download or to commit any other crimes with authorisation, which would in time damage the company’s reputation
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Yet the relevant section talks more about "wardriving" which is suggests passers-by accessing the company wifi rather than employees which is a differant subject altogether. Providing strong encryption and access control will inhibit the wardriver but not stop illegal activity from employees who ARE authorised to use it. . I would mention tools to monitor employees access (Ironport being one example) in this section.
Could also do with some of the technical info being tightened up as mentioned about re: MAC addresses and SSID is not strictly the same as a Network name - but that may be just being pedantic! Also talks quite a bit about WEP but little on WPA which is also heavily used.
Not a bad read though!!