Writing

The New Enterprise, and the ventures built on it.

Field notes from twenty years of keeping organizations connected — why I build what I build, and what it does for the people who depend on it.

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Broadcast Connectivity 101: the truck stays home

Golf majors, F1, and SailGP have carried live coverage on bonded cellular and satellite. Your next remote does not need the venue's $35,000 circuit.

July 26, 2026
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Launching Retail Connectivity 101 — with SharperB2B and T-Mobile

In partnership with SharperB2B and T-Mobile for Business, we're launching Retail Connectivity 101 — Professor P's straight-talk video series on stores that stay connected.

July 26, 2026
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Maritime Connectivity 101: gigabits at sea

12–20 Starlink terminals bonded per vessel. 30+ gigabits for a global cruise line. The $1,800-per-megabit era of maritime connectivity is over.

July 26, 2026
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Event Connectivity 101: stop renting the venue’s internet

A $35,000 venue quote for 25 Mbps is not a price. It's a dare. Own the kit, pay per event, and keep six figures over a show calendar.

July 26, 2026
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Why Connectivity 101 exists

A free, vendor-honest education network — because the industry sells boxes to people who were never taught how networks actually work.

July 26, 2026
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Healthcare Connectivity 101: the coach that cannot drop

Mobile mammography, ambulance fleets, and a multi-state health network that saved nearly eighty percent — clinical connectivity is where this architecture earns it.

July 26, 2026
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Construction Connectivity 101: online the day the trailer lands

Carriers quote 90–180 days and five figures to trench fiber to a site you'll leave in two years. The New Enterprise answer is live in hours and moves to the next job.

July 26, 2026