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AFCEA TechNet Indo-Pacific 2024
Superior Network Performance in Any Environment
AFCEA TechNet Indo-Pacific 2024
Honolulu, HI
Category: Federal Government, RUCKUS
Region: NAR
October 22 - October 24, 2024
Booth #710
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Today’s military and civilian federal agencies are deeply dedicated to protecting and serving citizens. At RUCKUS CommScope, we focus on providing the secure connectivity and information access to do it.
TechNet Indo-Pacific is the largest event of its kind in the Indo-Pacific Rim. The conference focuses on the regional issues military leaders have identified, including full spectrum cyber operations as adversaries leverage cyberspace to conduct operations below the threshold of conflict. TechNet Indo-Pacific features speakers and discussions about the area’s challenges and how industry and government can collaborate.
Visit Booth #710 and see how RUCKUS CommScope can help you meet the challenges of your always-on, data-driven environments. See our first-to-market Wi-Fi7 and AI-driven platform for agency intelligence and analytics and our world-class network connectivity, infrastructure and structured cabling solutions. With 30-years’ experience advancing federal IT network modernization, RUCKUS CommScope understands how to enable next-generation connectivity—and do it in a secure, scalable way.
Stop by booth #710 and let’s talk about what’s next!
| Date/Time Location |
Session Title/Description | Speaker |
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Wednesday, October 23 |
To the Edge and Beyond: Solving the Growing Demand for Extended Distance Network Devices
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Jay Nusbaum |
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Tuesday, October 22 |
The New Network Landscape: Transitioning to Wi-Fi6E and Wi-Fi7 Many DoD entities are either currently implementing Wi-Fi for the first time or enhancing their deployment as users are migrated from primarily wired to wireless. This session will facilitate those efforts by highlighting recent changes in Wi-Fi standards including Wi-Fi 6e (which adds the 6 GHz spectrum) and Wi-Fi 7. The focus of the session will be on transitioning from previous standards, Wi-Fi 5 & 6, paying attention to important changes that can affect deployment. We’ll distinguish fact from fiction in 6 GHz Wi-Fi and help you plan for adoption of these newer standards. During the session, we will explore the following key concepts:
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Rick Macchio |
Speakers
Jay Nusbaum, RCDD
Systems Engineer for Enterprise Networks at CommScope
Jay has over 37 years in the industry, the last 18 years with CommScope. Jay concentrates on supporting the Federal Team as well as support territory in the Northeast, United States.
Rick Macchio
Systems Engineer
Rick Macchio graduated with a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from the U.S. Naval Academy in 1987. After five years as a Surface Warfare Naval Officer, he transitioned into a career of supporting Federal IT efforts as a contractor with Booz Allen & Hamilton as well as a Systems Engineer for multiple startup networking and security companies since the 1990s.
