Networking for the Lazy
This last few weeks I have been working with my cable team to build out our new Technical control facility in Brussels, Belgium. As you all know I am getting ready to move so I have been pushing these guys hard to get this done before I leave. I hate to leave things unfinished. They have all done good work and I want to thank them for all their help in getting this done.
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Today as many as 57 cities in the United States have municipal Wi-Fi (Springer, 2013). Nevertheless, these systems are little more than secondary internet connections to most people. Right now, 85% of Americans over the age of 18 have access to the internet and 70% of adults have high-speed internet in their homes. Of the portion of the population, that does not have internet in their home, nearly half claim that they simply do not want or need it. Thus, for the vast majority of the population, municipal Wi-Fi plans will only provide a supplement to household connections (Springer, 2013).
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In todays complicated market some skills are still hard to come by. Especially when it comes to implementing Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems that are on time and within budget. So the question that needs to be asked, is skill in implementing coordinated information technology really a competitive advantage for a firm? I believe that it can truly be a competitive advantage for a firm.
