OK,
I have a retail store. Cell phones, dish network, networking equipment (routers, switches, cabling, techie stuff), wireless devices (routers again, 2way radios), trick toys (battery operated hover craft, helicopters, robots, computers and computer peripherals.
A ISP that provides high speed service from Aspen to Rifle and all surrounding areas. About a 500 sq. mile area. We use public frequencies and are applying for licensed links. Not worried about the government or any other agencies changing the rules. The frequencies have become to pervasive throughout our society and it would be extremely disruptive for them to do that. Billions have been invested by individuals and enterprise groups as well in these frequencies.
Snow? Yep, we get snow. Strap the boards on and go down hill. Makes a lot of green when its white. Ski area to my west about 6 miles as the crow flies. Aspen to the east 30 miles. Snowmass southeast about 20 miles. Got a mountain out my back door at 12,953 feet.
And disruption...... my ex-wife disrupted me many years ago when she threw me out for being a no good som-b. Since then I have settled down and have not had any major disruptions.
But that is probably not what you mean.
Nope, no disruptions of a major scale. Something always breaks. Just have to be ready for it.
We ain't flyin by night. This is an enterprise level job we do. Customers demand no hickups and we deliver. |
