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Enterprise networking isn’t boring. This stuff is real life, from the retail store of the future to the latest public safety technologies. We chop it up with experts from around the globe and various industries — leaving no stone unturned in a mutual quest for the securest, most reliable network possible. SD-WAN and 5G. SASE and zero trust. Stories from the data center to the most far-flung IoT deployments imaginable. (Podcast brought to you by Cradlepoint, part of Ericsson.) cradlepoint.com
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Hosted by Rick from DALY Computers (www.daly.com), the Technology Pulse podcast takes a look at new and existing technologies that will benefit the SLED (state/local government, education) sector in Maryland and Virginia. Episodes will feature guests from innovative product/service providers, the DALY team, and strategic partners.
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AI-driven attacks don’t take breaks—and neither should your cybersecurity strategy. In this episode, Rick from DALY is joined once again by Michael Townsend, National SLED Solutions Architect at Barracuda, to dive into the five foundational pillars every organization needs to protect its network. From proactive detection to rapid response and scala…
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Network slicing is a groundbreaking capability that allows 5G operators to create multiple virtual networks on a shared infrastructure. We talked with Ana Ossa, senior director of product management at T-Mobile, about the impact that slicing will have on industrial automation, video conferencing, and other real-world applications. www.cradlepoint.c…
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In enterprise networking, measuring ROI isn’t really “optional.” With so much data available, it’s critical to analyze that data and then actually act upon it — whether you’re evaluating the success of software applications, 5G routers, or anything else. We talked to James Hawk of Ericsson and Nathan McAfee, a principal economic validation analyst …
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Today’s fleet vehicles basically are rolling offices packed with automation, cloud applications, and plentiful data. Join us as we chat with David Isler, CEO of Forward Thinking Systems, about the evolution of fleet technology, AI-powered monitoring, and how cellular connectivity is improving safety and efficiency. www.cradlepoint.com www.ftsgps.co…
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The SLED space is on the brink of a massive transformation. With Windows 10 and Microsoft 365 nearing the end of their support, many organizations risk leaving their tech behind. An outdated system, jeopardizes both security and quality making evolving your operating system no longer an option – it’s a necessity. In the first episode of this season…
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While the world has been digitally transforming for years, POTS (plain old telephone service) lines have had staying power in scenarios such as fire alarms and elevator call systems. Until now. Reed Perryman, VP of Sales at RCN Technologies, talked with us about the historical importance of POTS lines, why they’re going away, and how businesses are…
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For decades, business have relied on paper. But as organizations strive for sustainability and efficiency, paper is getting piled up, crumpled up, and completely outdated. With more people working remotely, digitizing documents is crucial for an organization's success. From offices to the classroom, the evolution of work has caused a big question: …
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Retail’s digital transformation has been anything but subtle. From customer experience to employee operations, retailers are navigating how this ongoing shift impacts their 2025 plans. We talked with Gerry Grealish of Ericsson and Gabe Goldman, a brand marketing and creative consultant, about the latest tech trends in stores, operations, and the su…
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Technology gives us so much power in the palms of our hands. But with great technology comes an even greater power need. In the education space, the plethora of student devices utilized need full batteries to unlock the full potential of learning. But most school systems don’t have the charging tech infrastructure to meet the challenge. In this epi…
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Do cell phones cause cancer? Do they make airplanes crash? Well, no, actually. In this episode, longtime cellular industry leader Lindsay Notwell, CEO of nGen Strategies, helps us address common misconceptions about 5G as we explore cellular’s historic rise, key benefits for businesses, and how it’s driving the future of digital transformation. www…
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Candy canes, oranges, and gift cards are swell and all, but your IT team deserves stocking stuffers that speak to their daily pain points. This year, give gifts that keep on giving, such as Cellular Intelligence and AI insights. In this episode, Michelle Obrochta, director of product management for Ericsson NetCloud Manager, talks to us about her f…
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Data is a valuable and sensitive resource. Hackers from all over the world are discovering new ways to steal data from organizations. As hackers evolve, so does your network to protect and defend against the latest in cyber threats. But how do you know which program is the best for your defense? In this episode, tune-in to hear Rick from DALY speak…
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The rise of RVs and the desire to go deeper into nature has skyrocketed over the last few years. But along the way, the need to stay connected almost everywhere has also spiked. We chatted with Kunal and Marc from Winnebago to discuss the evolution of their industry, Winnebago Connect, and how they use Ericsson Enterprise Wireless Solutions to prov…
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From the outside, keeping everyone safe can seem relatively simple. However, there is a lot that goes on behind the scenes to make sure our public safety professionals are all up to standards. The Criminal Justice Information Services (CJIS) policy is crucial towards ensuring safety organizations are protecting their network along with the public. …
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The definition of SD-WAN? Hmmmm. Maybe you had the answer a decade ago, but is it the same answer today? A lot has changed. In this episode, Donna Johnson, head of marketing at Ericsson Enterprise Wireless Solutions, chats with us about the evolution of SD-WAN in the modern world of 5G, network slicing, link bonding, zero trust security, and more. …
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When Avon Fire and Rescue Service learned that the secondary connection link in its fire stations was being removed, the clock started ticking. Under pressure to find a fast, ultra-resilient replacement, Avon landed on cellular solutions. We chatted with John Craig from Avon and Graham Everington from Ericsson to learn how well cellular has met the…
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The future with artificial intelligence is here. And don’t worry—it’s not like the movies. Instead of taking over the world, AI is helping us learn, grow, and understand our surroundings more than ever. In the SLED market, AI is being used in ways that enhance productivity and evolve the way we do things. In this episode, Rick from DALY speaks with…
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Scalable and flexible with a lot of reach? No, not Gumby. We’re talking about cellular connectivity for business purposes. 5G and LTE solutions improve resiliency, agility, and management simplicity, and in this episode, we’re showing you exactly how. Hosts Mauricio and Taylor highlight real-life examples of cellular networking victories in utiliti…
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Keeping the public safe is a tough job. In an environment that is so unpredictable where anything could happen, the last thing you want is for your technology to break, get lost, or simply not work. Maintaining order and safety with reliable technology and networks has become just as important as patrolling the streets. This episode features two in…
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There is a common saying that knowledge is power. But the way young people grasp that knowledge is just as powerful. In this technological era, there are so many new ways that knowledge can be gained in schools. Audio is one of those ways. Starting with students in kindergarten all the way to graduation, audio has become a powerful cornerstone of g…
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What gets you from point A to point B? If it’s an electric vehicle, chances are you have a love/hate relationship with charging — and charging station manufacturers know it. So, we sat down with KORE Wireless to untangle the challenges of EV adoption centered on charging, and how cellular connectivity aids in uptime, access, and expansion. Listen i…
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The meeting space is considered a healthy environment for a storm. Well, a brainstorm. It’s an area where ideas are created and things get done. However, without the proper tools in that space, the storm often dies off. The principles of scaling and leveraging your space should be seamless so the ideas can get flowing right away. In this episode, y…
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It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s … the next big thing in hybrid WAN connectivity. LEO satellites are quickly becoming cosmic safety nets, ready to keep your data flowing smoothly even when cellular or wired connections hit a snag. On this episode, SimpleCom VP of Sales Tom Cain and Ericsson Technical Marketing Engineer Tyler Peterson join us to shed…
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Texting under the table might earn you a seat in detention, but cellular connectivity still plays an essential role in K-12 education, although maybe not how you’d guess. In classrooms, at events, and even on school buses, 5G and LTE drive solutions that keep students and staff safe and connected. Kajeet’s Director of Strategy Gene Ballard and Eric…
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In the Public Sector, budgets often run thin. So, making sure you’re purchasing quality equipment with an already tight margin is difficult. But how do you differentiate good from bad quality? Doing more with less has never been more important, especially in a public sector that becomes more technologically advanced day-by-day. In this episode, Ric…
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Hitachi Rail upgraded its manufacturing from “smart” to “brilliant.” In Hagerstown, Maryland, the team combined the power of a private 5G network with the versatility and precision of advanced robotics to improve the flow of operations on the factory floor, enable meticulous inspections, and keep workers safe. So, how did they do it? We met with Hi…
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Physical security is a must for any organization, but what happens when you have a site that doesn’t meet requirements for the traditional setup? The lack of cabled network access and power sources have been limiting, and frustrating, for many organizations with remote sites, large campuses, or spaces that are ‘off the grid.’ Until now… In this epi…
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Coverage maps, performance promises, and a flurry of marketing surrounded the launch of 5G half a decade ago. But has the fifth generation of cellular networking lived up to its claims of greatly improved latency, networking slicing, massive IoT, and more? Join our discussion with James Weaver, a VP of Product Marketing at Ericsson, to find out why…
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The global agritech market is expected to reach $49 billion by 2031, but it’s not just cattle ranches and vegetable growers sowing seeds in automation. When Metrolina Greenhouses cut the cord in favor of cloud-managed IoT routers to automate processes across 200 acres of greenhouses, production grew. We talked to Metrolina IT Director Mike Brown an…
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Audio is a quality that often gets overlooked. However, in education, healthcare, and transportation, audio is crucial for productivity and efficiency. In a technological world, personalized audio in these industries is becoming more and more necessary. The importance of an affordable headset that doesn’t sacrifice quality cannot be overstated. In …
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Remember when working from home was practically unheard of? So much for that. Nearly 22% of the American workforce will be remote by 2025 (Upwork), but what does that mean for the companies that employ them? Daniel Scarberry and Kory Harker from Ericsson discuss the security vulnerabilities of working from your couch and how businesses can keep wor…
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Education over the years has changed dramatically. Technology has become a defining aspect of student learning and when those tools are interrupted due to outages and mechanical issues, the learning process could be halted. The ability to protect, maintain, and strengthen your institutions hardware and software can be the difference between a quali…
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Smart factories call for smart decisions, and what could be smarter than futureproofing the business? From building faster connections to enabling smarter machines, private cellular networks are a key building block for modern manufacturers. We sat down with Dan Gregory of StepCG and Matt Addicks of Ericsson to discuss the value of private networks…
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The move from in-person to at-home learning during the pandemic has caused for innovative technologies to enhance education for students, teachers, and parents. The classroom is more digitalized than ever and never before seen access with new technologies has brought learning into a new age. In this episode, Rick from DALY chats with John O’Connor,…
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SASE's value goes far beyond conversation fodder at a CISO dinner party. Different aspects of SASE mean different things to different enterprises depending on their security and performance needs. So, how can companies determine which security components are most important? We met with bestselling security author Ted Harrington and Ericsson's Bruce…
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For years, public sector organizations have had negative reactions every time they heard the term "managed print services" or MPS for short. They immediately thought about the old 'rip and replace' model that caused more effort and expense than desired. But things have changed drastically, and managed print is worlds apart from where it used to be.…
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Outages. Downtime. Ugh. The modern digitally transformed enterprise can't really afford ANY downtime, let alone the 1-2 hours per week that 55% of businesses experience (SOURCE: Cradlepoint State of Connectivity Report 2024). We talked with Jeff Noska of KORE Wireless and Shawn Rausch of Ericsson about the pain and cost of network downtime, and abo…
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When your workplace is everywhere, endpoint security is everything. That's why DALY and HP offer organizations a host of advanced technologies for organizations to secure their endpoint cyber-defenses and protect their PCs and printers. In this episode, Rick from DALY chats with James Dobra, Director of Security Solutions, HP Enterprise Security, a…
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You might know you NEED a private cellular network instead of or in addition to Wi-Fi, but actually planning and deploying private 5G or LTE can be somewhat complex. So ... what are the most important questions to ask before getting started? We talk to Chris McKenna of Amazon Web Services and Alastair Glover of Ericsson about key FAQs and answers a…
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GenAI is as buzzy of a buzzword as you can find in the tech space, but in the real world of enterprise networks ... how are IT and security teams using GenAI? From AIOps to the security risks of enterprise employees using ChatGPT, we talk to analyst Will Townsend (Moor Insights & Strategy) and Camille Campbell (Ericsson) about the differences betwe…
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In the ever-evolving realm of IT infrastructure, recent events have sent ripples through the industry, particularly impacting public sector organizations relying heavily on virtualization solutions. In this episode, Alan Conboy, Field CTO of Scale Computing, delves into the ramifications of Broadcom's acquisition of VMWare, unraveling the various r…
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What’s changed the most in the last 40 years? Hairstyles? Pop music? Attention span? How about networking? From mainframes and centralized computing to 5G and AI, we’ve got a lot to cover in this oral history episode. Tech veterans Lisa Guess of Ericsson and Christian Gilby of Juniper help us navigate the last several decades, while trying not to g…
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Today's ransomware is not just about the encryption anymore. Bad actors are improving their tactics, which is putting the public and private sector at greater risks for cyber attacks. In this episode, Rick from DALY chats with Will Crittenden, Technology Evangelist for Racktop Systems, who discusses the latest (and not greatest) threats facing you …
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Retail’s digital transformation has been anything but subtle. From customer experience to employee operations, retailers are navigating how this ongoing shift impacts their 2025 plans. We talked with Gerry Grealish of Ericsson and Gabe Goldman, a brand marketing and creative consultant, about the latest tech trends in stores, operations, and the su…
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My, how IoT has grown. From humble beginnings to ubiquity, IoT for business has expanded into virtually every industry. But IoT also is constantly evolving. So, what do we think will change in 2024? We asked Colin Geis of Ericsson and Mario Campos of EPIC, and they came back with some predictions about IoT use cases, security, and trends. cradlepoi…
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The City of Philadelphia now uses wirelessly connected electronic pollbooks to make Election Days more efficient for the city workers and easier for local citizens to navigate. It's a trend that's catching on all over the U.S. We talked to Lisa Deeley, city commissioner, and Jeffrey Venziale, IT director, about the process and the impact of using w…
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Mission critical" is a daily reality for public safety professionals. When their technologies for communication and safety lose connectivity, lives are at risk. We talk to Robert Butts of L3Harris Technologies and Graham Everington of Ericsson about best practices for maintaining mission-critical comms for key devices ranging from two-way radios to…
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We live in a visual world. Things need to be bolder, brighter, and bigger to have an impact. That is particularly true for the public sector. From classrooms to courthouses and campuses to conference rooms, the need for strong visual elements has never been higher or more important. In this episode, Rick from DALY chats with Chris Grizanti and Jess…
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In networking these days, distrust is a virtue. IT teams are taking on this mind-set and applying zero trust security strategies to prevent malware, network breaches, and more. But what does that look like in everyday practice, ranging from 5G SASE to web and email security? Trustworthy experts Bruce Johnson and Peter Silva join us to tackle the re…
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No two private cellular network deployments are exactly alike, so luckily, the solution options and flexibility are vast. We are exploring not just how private 5G and LTE work, but how they play out in real life — and how the infrastructure you need differs from one scenario to the next. Kimberly Der and Per Treven of Ericsson join us for a free-wh…
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