From WIFI Mesh to WIFI Bridging to Private iLTE… oh yes, and what about LMR?
The BIG Question:
So, what is the proper path to the Optimum Wireless Architecture, for the Digital Mine?
Continue reading “The Digital Mine: Wireless Architecture Path.”REPOST from a Morgan Stanley Article.
More mobile users, more connected devices and more applications are driving demand for more robust wireless networks. But the opportunities of 5G also come with challenges.
This review will first define the difference between open pit mines and quarries. It will then cover the details on open pit mining methods, design aspects, and gives an example of an open pit mine. In the latter half, quarrying is covered with more focus on the sequence of mining in a quarry. Its characteristics, mining machinery involved, and publications are also mentioned. Finally, a few more topics are covered which include computer codes, laws, and codes of practice. Publications, organizations, and a list of companies supplying to the quarrying industry are also given.
Alphabet subsidiary Google Fiber, part of one of the largest, most lucrative, well-funded, technologically advanced companies in human history, had grand plans for deploying fiber-to-the-home and offering consumers gigabit per second broadband as well as a television offering when it started in 2010. After an ambitious expansion plan gave way to very slow deployment and activations in early markets, the company scaled back and put a pause on new market entries to regroup.
Continue reading “The business case for 5G fixed wireless access.”
“We have a tendency to overhype things,” said Wibergh, in an almost ironic delivery.
Technological upheaval is threatening to upend Ontario’s electricity sector faster than the government can revamp it. As the price of rooftop solar panels plummets and large-scale batteries become affordable for the first time, a future where Ontarians produce their own power and cut the cord to the wider grid appears to be approaching.
We are all selling something, every day. However, not everyone is making a profession of it. Let’s examine a few point, just for fun!
The child that wants to have lunch money, rather than take lunch bag at school; he/she is selling mom to have the cash VS the bag. Why? Regardless of the reason, at this point and this time, it is very important for this child to convince mom. There are a few approaches that child to try. The compliments, the smiles, the begging, the temper tantrum. What will work? Since it is a child, some of these may work. However, only one approach will work with a higher percentage. If the child demonstrates to the mom that it will be a healthy lunch, based on a carefully planned and proportioned food including all important food groups. You know where I am going here… it has to make sense to mom, and it has to be meeting mom’s approval. In other words, it has to be good for the buyer, and it has to offer value.
Continue reading “Selling, we all do it. However, some make it a Profession!”
I write this as a follow up from Huawei’s position paper released earlier this month. I first saw this from a good article from Zenobia Hegde. The presented classification of spectrum and approach is natural and logical since it follows laws of physics and technology capabilities. Here are some comments supporting the position and how some vendors are positioned for industrial LTE.
Continue reading “Global Harmonisation of 5G Spectrum.”
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