Marlon,
Comments inline.
There is some important info missing here.
How many are actually running. What do they cost? How much do they
generate/save?
How many are under construction?
How many are still in the planning stages?
Calling the planning stage deployments, deployments seems less than
genuine to me. I'm always told that my potential customer base counts
for very little, it's only my actual customers that matter. At least
to the bankers :-).
I guess you missed this link on the page above the summary table.
http://www.muniwireless.com/reports/docs/Dec-29-2006summary.pdf
But if you are really interested to find out more detailed information
you will need to read more.
There are many case studies on the site click a link or two and you may
learn a thing or two about municipal networks.
Jeff just said that he saw something like 200 ap's from ONE building
the other day. Were any of those commercial providers? Why, one must
ask, is the city (I'm assuming it was a city) putting a network into
the area?
Why would you assume it was the city? The announcement was made on
Friday and published on Monday. There would not be a single AP put up yet.
Here is another link you might be interested in reading.
http://muniwireless.com/municipal/1570
Regards,
Dawn DiPietro
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