Multiple of RPU is still how Ive seen deals evaluated, past and present.
The thinking on the part of the buyer is "I can buy you for X multiple
of sales today. Yes- I can achieve economies of scale, yes I might be
able to sell more services and crank up the revenue. But- those future
activities oc
How about a wireless Tumor? or "Wi-tumor-Fi"
That sounds like one of the college fraternities lol
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Yeah, we are finding out this right now…way
too much ice… last December I skied Vail, way better
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> I'd argue market conditions is the biggest factor. So why spend the money on
> the higher price gear?
>
Well currently canopy is pretty "cheap" but only does 7Mbps/7Mbps throughput, a
MT system w/ 23db MTI pocket antenna is about $400 but will do 30Mbps with good
SNR and 15Mbps w/o a problem
Charles Wu wrote:
I would disagree with you on the above statement
IMO, I've found that the SMB service offering (e.g., sub-T1 to 3xT1) plans
seem to be the most profitable (highest margin) opportunities available
Once you get to "carrier services" (e.g., 10+ Mb) -- the big guys start to
take no
You seem to making the assumption that the services you are comparing
are the same. In our case, our VoIP provides significantly better
quality than offered by Vonage. Further, we can actually support fax,
which tons of VoIP providers fall down on including Vonage. Thus, I
don't have to offer r
Tom DeReggi wrote:
Trie I did not offer any backup data. But use your immagination. Its
all in one place, easy to check, easy to document, easy to configure,
easy to backup, etc.
What does mesh offer for better complete central management?
You seem to be suggesting that I simply haven't looke
Matt,
I think you are misinterpretting my comments. Don't read more in to them
than are there.
I am in no way attacking the validity of your experience or comments. I'm
simply asking for more detail, so that I can learn from your experience.
You seem to be suggesting that I simply haven't lo
Quoting Tom:
"What often happens, is technical people
make these beautiful products from a technical point of view, but they are
worthless because they don't solve the problems that need to be solved for
its applications, which were the reasons for originally developing the
technology."
M
Tom, IMHO mesh is great for lighting up downtown and city parks etc. but it
has yet to prove itself in a large deployment with 1,000's of customers or
1,000's of nodes deployed. I too have first hand experience backhauling
several mesh projects and the mesh edge so far has not been easy at all.
Her
Tom and Brian:
So very eloquantly said! Do Motorola - and companies like them - a favour:
please forward these comments to them. They need to hear this, and will be
a better company if they hear and heed it.
Linda
Linda Pond
President
Customer Connects
"Bridging Technology Relationships"
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has anyone used Comm-scope Cable 3227 LMR400-type coax?
it is reliable?
Thanks.
Mario
Kurt Fankhauser wrote:
Judge Judy
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Your comments couldn't be more appropriate. I'm hearing 3rd hand that Moto
just announced on webinar's today that their next firmware release (8.0)
will no longer support compatibility with the original Canopy protocol, so
original deployed equipment must be replaced. Some unhappy comments
ap
Matt Larsen - Lists wrote:
So far, LNP is not a big deal - it's pretty easy to get a toll-free line.
Toll-free is not LNP.
How does the biz client keep his phone number without keeping his
service with the LEC?
But the 911 requirement is a problem. The whole PSAP setup where the
local au
we call them TELE-BARONS.
A. Huppenthal wrote:
I wonder what we should start calling the new telcos. There are 3
international companies that control nearly all of telcom today.
Verizon/MCI, SBC that bought Cingular/ATT, and Sprint/Nextel. They
aren't Bell Operating Companies. They are reall
Tom DeReggi wrote:
No I am not. I am asking you to tell me what you know, so I don't have
to waste time replicating your research.
Thats the purpose of this list, to exchange knowledge and data. Not
just making claims, but disclosing why.
I recall in an earlier email you making claims without
Mario Pommier wrote:
has anyone used Comm-scope Cable 3227 LMR400-type coax?
it is reliable?
Thanks.
Mario
We have used this with Times connectors without any issues...
-B-
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Broadband Deployment Group
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Holbrook, New York 1174
Brad,
I agree. Our downtown Mesh versus Cell/Sector trials proved exactly that.
Our tests showed that the cities like DC could be better served with
Cell/Sector models more effectively.
As a matter of fact, Alvarion product, appeared to be well equiped for that
task.
I think projects like Phili
Matt,
I'm not competing; just waiting for the intelligent debate to begin.
I don't mind being challenged, I don't mind being out thought, and I don't
mind being beat.
I sometimes even purposely hypothetically support the minority side, to
spark intelligent debate on the other side.
But I do
Tom, what if you could take the Cell/Sector system and add some
routing that determined when a path had stopped and chose another one.
You have controlled this by your choice of units to make those cross
connections and really all that is happening is that the mesh routing
is constantly testing to
Anyone have a good source for these ??
Thanks,
Brad H
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Definately the Intel EtherExpress Pro.
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