A wireless network engineer from Texas with a passion for technology and using it to do amazing things.
The demand for highly efficient, operationally effective, and data driven businesses in the Service industry is skyrocketing to an all-time high. What baby boomers considered a luxury, millennials made common place and Gen Z is making table steaks. From cashless payments to delivery, a new set of expectations is being ushered in across the globe.... Continue Reading →
When Ekahau first started, one of the cool things they offered was the ability to do real time location based on a bunch a little tags. It was cool to see Wi-Fi being adapted to be used as a technology that could help you keep track of things and people as well as giving you... Continue Reading →
I recently had to do some on-site active Wi-Fi testing using a Meraki MR33 access point. I grabbed my WiFiSurveyKit and threw an MR33, an 11’ iPad Pro and my Ekahau Sidekick in there to get the job done. When I arrived at the site, setup was quick and easy. I flipped open my case,... Continue Reading →
It's getting harder and harder for me to get excited about mobility field day.
Why do we have to wait 45 seconds before getting online?
Building an Internet service provider has three main components. A robust connection to the internet, scalable and capable of supporting all users The transport network to get the data to the end-user A way to connect the end-user to the network. The first part is easy enough to obtain: call a carrier, get a circuit,... Continue Reading →
There is really only one reason that wireless nerds will wake up early on a Saturday morning or be glued to their computers counting down the time to 8:00 AM Pacific tomorrow, Saturday December 15th. Tomorrow morning at 8:00 AM Pacific, registration for the Wireless LAN Professionals Conference in February begins. This limited seat conference... Continue Reading →
This week I, like many other golf fans, will have our eyes focused on the Ryder Cup. This tournament defines the best golf team from around the world and the US is hoping to keep the Ryder Cup from taking a trip across the pond for the next 2 years. Since 1927 the cup has... Continue Reading →
Nestled in the heart of McAllen, Texas along old US highway 83 is a food truck park that houses delicacies from across the world. The work of the McAllen Chamber of Commerce, local Chefs, the City, & South Texas food enthusiasts culminated in this park a few years ago. Visitors stop by for a quick bite... Continue Reading →
One of the most impressive wireless events of the year inspires and teaches by encouraging engagement in the industry This event is unlike any other event that I’ve been to. The talks, the sessions, the variety of education, the networking and the conference itself make this one of the most unique and exceptional events in the... Continue Reading →