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Bringing wireless coverage indoors: distributed antenna systems, small cells, and public safety radio coverage.
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    • ICT Today — January/February/March 2026 (Vol. 47, No. 1)

    January 2026 · Vol. 47, No. 1

    • DAS-Based Private Networking and AI Sensing for Data Centers
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      Michiel Lotter, Colin Abrey, Brian EnsignModern, intelligent repeater-based in-building DAS that supports both public and private cellular connectivity is becoming essential data center infrastructure.      11 min

    ICT Today — April/May/June 2025 (Vol. 46, No. 2)

    April 2025 · Vol. 46, No. 2

    • How Part 20 Consumer Repeaters Can Accelerate Enterprise 5G Adoption for Small Businesses
      COVER ARTICLE
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      Sun Kim**The growth of enterprise 5G deployments is one of the most pressing priorities for the wireless industry this year. This is not exclusive to large corporate campuses either—it extends to the “middleprise” and small businesses. It was evident during Mobile World Congress (MWC) Las Vegas 2024, one of the industry's premier annual wireless events, that major players are actively seeking ways to reduce costs and streamline installation to accelerate in-building cellular adoption. A show that used to be heavily carrier-focused has now balanced more evenly between enterprises, wireless operators, and original equipment manufacturers (OEMs).**      8 min
    • From Blueprint to Broadband: Ensuring Seamless Connectivity in Modern Buildings
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      Tracy Ford**In-building connectivity options are increasing as spectrum is being deployed both in licensed bands and lightly licensed bands. Building owners, tenants, and the people driving their ICT requirements demand device connectivity throughout their buildings and across campuses. Enterprises are using 4G and 5G licensed cellular spectrum to augment Wi-Fi systems as well as Citizens Broadband Radio Service (CBRS) to improve connectivity.**      10 min

    ICT Today — October/November/December 2024 (Vol. 45, No. 4)

    October 2024 · Vol. 45, No. 4

    • The Growing Pains of 5G In-building Deployments
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      Mohammed AliOver the last 5 years, the wireless industry has seen a surge of data-intensive applications and services, as well as innovations such as IoT devices, smart buildings, and immersive digital experiences that depend on reliable access to robust and high-speed network connectivity. While 5G technology can deliver on the promises to meet the unprecedented speed and capacity needs, its rollout has been significantly slower than expected.      8 min

    ICT Today — July/August/September 2023 (Vol. 44, No. 3)

    July 2023 · Vol. 44, No. 3

    • The Network is Hungry—For Bandwidth and Power
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      Allan Johns, Cliff CoolidgeGlobal bandwidth demand is growing at a rapid pace, and the networks of the future will require additional bandwidth and power to support the growth of streaming services, online gaming, mobile devices, cloud computing, and the internet of things (IoT). Multi-gigabit and Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) technology are viable solutions for delivering various levels of bandwidth and power.      12 min

    ICT Today — January/February/March 2023 (Vol. 44, No. 1)

    January 2023 · Vol. 44, No. 1

    • How to Deliver Universal Wireless with a Wireless-First Approach
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      Brian K. Davis, RCDDAs communications infrastructure becomes increasingly wireless, optical fiber over traditional copper and coaxial cabling is often the preferred choice to provide anytime, anywhere user connectivity. When designing connectivity for communications infrastructure, it is important to consider ever-changing workforce preference and habits, and the modern reliance on bandwidth, speed, and universal wireless connectivity.      16 min

    ICT Today — July/August/September 2020 (Vol. 41, No. 3)

    July 2020 · Vol. 41, No. 3

    • Wireless Communication: The First Line of Defense for Schools and First Responders
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      Jim LilienfeldThis article explores advanced public safety technologies and relevant codes and standards in schools with a focus on the critical role of wireless technologies. It is especially relevant today for ICT professionals as many districts are using school closures in response to the COVID-19 pandemic to expedite public safety system installations for when students return.      19 min

    ICT Today — April/May/June 2020 (Vol. 41, No. 2)

    April 2020 · Vol. 41, No. 2

    • Leading Innovations in Health Care Empowered By Wireless
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      Mark Niehus, RCDDLearn about the latest technology innovations in health care and why wireless does not mean less wire. Thus, there are significant implications to the amount of cable and cable pathways, intermediate distribution frames (IDFs), equipment rooms (ERs), and data center space when additional wireless technology and requirements are included.      14 min

    ICT Today — July/August/September 2019 (Vol. 40, No. 4)

    July 2019 · Vol. 40, No. 4

    • The Future of Public Safety Via Wireless, Smart Technologies, and the Connected Building
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      Tracy FordWireless connectivity is essential for first responders and the general public’s safety. New technologies, such as fifth-generation (5G) cellular technology and the rollout of spectrum at 3.5 GHz, will enable a host of security and other measures that will enable communities to become smart and safe.      12 min

    ICT Today — January/February 2019 (Vol. 40, No. 1)

    January 2019 · Vol. 40, No. 1

    • I Feel the Need...the Need for Speed
      FROM THE PRESIDENT
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      Jeff Beavers, RCDD, OSP, CFHP      3 min
    • 8 KEY CONSIDERATIONS FOR NEXT-GEN WIRELESS NETWORKS
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      Mark Niehus, RCDD, Scott Rahim
    What do BICSI installers, designers, RCDDs and project managers need to be aware of about the next cycle of wireless technology? Essentially, there are eight key considerations, including the FCC 5G Fast Plan, that significantly impact the design and installation of infrastructure and systems in tomorrow’s buildings.
    9 min