Innovation Meets the Last Mile
We’re at the Beginning of a Global Transition to Open Last Mile Digital Infrastructure –…
Author Greg Whelan
Greg Whelan
Greg Whelan, Principal at Greywale Advisors, is a leading expert on Open Access Broadband and Neutral Communication Infrastructure. He provides guidance to a wide range of broadband ecosystem participants including Technology Vendors, Municipal Leaders, Communication Service Providers, and Private Equity Investors. Greywale Advisors is a leading independent research firm focused on The Open and Neutral Future of Broadband. They work with private and public entities throughout the ecosystem to create the business, technical and financial architectures and implementation plans. If you’d like to discuss this, please contact us at gwhelan@greywale.com. For more information, please visit www.greywale.com. Follow Greywale Advisors on Twitter @greywale.
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