A wireless network engineer from Texas with a passion for technology and using it to do amazing things.
I had the opportunity visit the Cambium Networks campus to be part of the Managed Service Provider kick-off. It was great to see friendly old faces and the new, old faces, that have made their way over to the company. The last time I was here, the place was buzzing as it was still very... Continue Reading →
Every network is a special little snowflake. And every admin is a magical, mystical and all knowing unicorn amiright?If that's the case, what does that make the end-users?I'll tell you one thing end-users can be: unhappy.When what they want to work doesn't work, that's when they get downright angry. The transformation from happy end-users to... Continue Reading →
A few years ago I got the opportunity to fly out to Silicon Valley and give a presentation to a group of people at Wireless Field Day on behalf of a vendor, AirTight (now Mojo) Networks. It was a great opportunity to get in front of a group of people that lean-in a bit more... Continue Reading →
Building wireless networks is something that, with the right amount of engineering and experience, can be simple to do for the right people. Choosing equipment, locations to mount that equipment, and choosing how that equipment operates are essential elements to wireless network design. They are also things that we can control. But what we can't... Continue Reading →