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Alright so.. I have joined @celonaio back in July. Did not mean to keep it a secret, just been busy 😬 I am lucky to join @rajeevshah0514 (CEO), @Yavuz72Mehmet (CTO), @revolutionwifi (solutions engineering) and others in the team for this exciting journey ahead. 👍
I will be looking to partner up with team members who I can continue to learn from and can help us grow this small venture of ours @celonaio. Ping me and let's chat. Here is what's on my agenda in the days and months ahead, in no particular order:
1- Start establishing a premium brand.
2- Accelerate analyst and press outreach.
3- Influence the creation of a new tech category.
4- Kickoff marketing ops and demand programs.
5- Establish a channel program and enablement.
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2- Accelerate analyst and press outreach.
3- Influence the creation of a new tech category.
4- Kickoff marketing ops and demand programs.
5- Establish a channel program and enablement.
...
Registrations for our next webinar "Getting Started with Enterprise Cellular" is now open: celona.io/webinars. Join @Yavuz72Mehmet and @revolutionwifi for a discussion on #CBRS certified devices, relevant use cases and a live demo of Celona's network planner tool. 💻 📺 🖥️ 
@Yavuz72Mehmet @revolutionwifi Starting a thread with #CBRS capable devices. First up, Zebra L10 go-anywhere Windows tablets. Each with the optional Sierra Wireless EM7565 or EM7511 modems.
Street price ~$4K.
bit.ly/zebral10cbrs
bit.ly/sierraem7565cb…
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Street price ~$4K.
bit.ly/zebral10cbrs
bit.ly/sierraem7565cb…
bit.ly/sierraem7511cb…
Thread on how today's #privateLTE architectures can evolve to prioritize enterprise friendly deployment models and get ready for #enterprise5G.👇 #CBRS
In today’s definition, the primary device of choice in a #privateLTE enterprise network is assumed to be enabled via operator licensed cellular wireless - as an extension of the macro network. 📱
Extending the existing approaches to #privateLTE architectures to app level service requirements and device/user specific authentication policies in the enterprise has not been truly possible. 🧐
