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The WiMAX Global Roaming Alliance (WGRA) is a working group of wireless broadband and global roaming services providers, equipment manufacturers, commercial entities, state and municipal governments and other industry participants that can benefit from    to the simplified implementation, distribution and use of competitive, ubiquitous wireless broadband services in major metropolitan areas and rural locations.

The WGRA is focused on consensus development and the propagation of roaming and interoperability mechanisms for networks leading to or based upon the 802.16 family of WiMAX specifications.  In addition, WGRA partners along with prospective business, education and governmental end-users of WiMAX technology, will work together to address other important acceptance factors and encourage the rapid adoption of WiMAX technology as a whole.

The WGRA is not intended to be another standards body, but rather steer toward consensus on the best available or developing standards, suggesting changes if necessary, and push for uniform deployment and implementation of those standards once defined, in the production environment.

 
  Panelists

  • Eric Engbers is the President of RemotePipes, Inc and has over 10 years of experience in the industry.  He is the founder and current Chair for the WiMAX Global Roaming Alliance (WGRA).
     
  • Todd Myers is the President of Airpath Networks and has over 15 years of experience in the industry.  Todd has built-out an 80 square mile point-to-multipoint broadband wireless network as Glass City Internet and built ISP.net as a wholesale back-office ASP for ISPs.  Todd founded Airpath Networks in March 2001 as a WISP, but later spun-off that operation as Opti-Fi Networks in 2003, creating Airpath into what it is today.
     
  • Steve Merrill is Vice President of Virginia Communications Inc / CommSpeed, LLC.  He began working with wireless systems in the mid-1980s, and has worked with licensed and unlicensed wireless broadband systems through consulting activities and as one of the owners/officers of wireless facilities-based carrier Virginia Communications, Inc.  VCI's subsidiary CommSpeed is one of the most successful Wireless ISPs in the US, with over 6,000 subscribers.  



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