Learn more about how SVP is transforming wireless connectivity at Media Contact: Jaymie Scotto & Associates (JSA) 1-86 ext.5, Country, Priority, UNITED STATES By Robert McKinley SVP's unique long-term approach to developing critical infrastructure removes the connectivity burden from enterprise businesses through meeting existing needs while also planning for future infrastructure changes and developments. SVP is transforming wireless connectivity by partnering directly with venues to develop, install, own and operate customized in-building wireless systems, like distributed antenna systems, Wi-Fi, Public Safety Systems, fiber assets, internet protocol television and citizens broadband radio service CBRS (OnGo®) private LTE.
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The SVP model allows venue owners to free up valuable human and financial capital so that the enterprise can deploy both into essential parts of their business. The team manages and coordinates all relationships with key stakeholders at the venue, wireless service providers, equipment manufacturers, integrators and technical service providers. SVP provides essential in-building wireless infrastructure services for a variety of enterprise partners, including healthcare facilities, hospitality, gaming, class A office space, mixed-use properties, high-end residential, retail complexes, sports/entertainment, airports, universities and public-private venues. I look forward to complementing SVP's experienced team." With its unique wireless-connectivity-as-a-service offering, SVP removes the uncertainty of future technological changes as well as the financial burden and converts it to a highly affordable, stable operating expense that can even lead to new revenue streams for its customers. Demand for wireless connectivity is growing, but implementing wireless solutions traditionally involves making high capital expenditures that come with uncertain future costs. "With an entrepreneurial feel, SVP's culture and value proposition are particularly compelling to me. "I firmly believe that the in-building and enterprise wireless infrastructure market is ripe with opportunity for growth," adds Kevin Hetrick, SVP's new COO. While he brings impeccable technical depth, Hetrick also possesses strong operational capabilities, which will bolster and streamline our ability to meet the fast-growing, mission critical enterprise demand for wireless-connectivity-as-a-service solutions." "When it comes to wireless infrastructure, there is very little he has not touched or been a part of over his tenure. "Throughout his career, Hetrick has done significant work for AT&T on their national radio access network, with a strong in-building and venue space component," notes Justin Marron, founder and CEO of SVP. (PRNewsfoto/Strategic Venue Partners, LLC)īefore joining SVP, Hetrick served in a variety of management positions with AT&T over his 25-year tenure, most recently as the company's Vice President of Radio Access Network Engineering and Construction responsible for the planning, design, build and performance of AT&T's nationwide wireless network including 5G and FirstNET.
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