Packets DownRange
Effective network engineering is intentionally unobtrusive. When systems remain stable, support tickets are not generated. If routing functions correctly, inquiries are absent. When redundancy operates as intended, disruptions are imperceptible.
When you run a network, you’ll hit this situation sooner or later. A customer buys a service, but the issue they are dealing with is not related to your network. It is theirs. But do you help them?
I sit down with John Scrivner from LiveOak Bank and Ivan Crowe from Ritalia funding and discuss topics related to WISP funding. We talk about leasing, lending and the pitfalls WISPs run into when it comes to financing. John Scrivner [email protected] Office 910-550-1407 X1345 Cell 618-237-2387 Ivan Crowe [email protected] 818-921-3624 #packetsdownrange #wisp #funding #leasing
The importance of phone numbers in a WISP and customer happiness and your own happiness
As a Wireless Internet Service Provider (WISP) grows they tend to acquire some tower assets of their own. What should the do with them?
I have always been a firm believer in re-evaluating yourself on a regular basis. Take a look at yourself, your behaviors, and your quirks. By doing this, you can uncover weaknesses you. Read to work on, but also build on your strengths. Case in point. I am in the process of rolling out wiki software … Read more