With all the noise in Twitter it can be difficult to follow relevant conversations. I’ve developed a list of influential Twitter users who provide useful information on wireless technologies. These are the top 11 wireless influencers to follow on Twitter.
You can find these fine individuals on my Twitter list along with others to follow.
@revolutionwifi – Andrew von Nagy is an outspoken advocate of wireless technology. He writes at revolutionwifi.net
#WiFi Tip: channel utilization is one of the MOST important metrics to monitor on a WLAN. Trend & alert on it in NMS! pic.twitter.com/arJNTDmHEX
— Andrew (@revolutionwifi) April 24, 2015
@keithrparsons – Keith R. Parsons is an author and leader in the wireless industry. He sits on the CWNP advisory board and is CWNE #3.
For when those ‘math challenged’ people who don’t understand either RF or dB…
RF from Wi-Fi = 4 Billion times less! pic.twitter.com/2qyBeUKMX3
— Keith R. Parsons (@KeithRParsons) June 6, 2015
@samuel_clements – Sam Clements works for a Cisco VAR and is passionate about wireless. He holds a CWNE and CCIE in Wireless.
You wouldn’t run 40MHz channels in 2.4GHz, don’t run 160MHz channels in 5GHz. You can quote me on that. 🙂 /cc @GTHill @NSAShow @blakekrone
— Sam Clements (@samuel_clements) April 18, 2015
@devinakin – Devin Akin co-founded the CWNP program and is currently the CEO of Divergent Dynamics.
[BLOGGED] http://t.co/dQoxV41J8y Top Ten Tune-up Tips for Wi-Fi
— Devin Akin (@DevinAkin) December 29, 2014
@mrncciew – Rasika Nayanajith is a dual CCIE (R&S and Wireless). He writes on his blog, mrncciew.com, which I have been on multiple times when searching for anything regarding Cisco WLAN controllers.
My #CWNE success Story http://t.co/WjcE1MeYc2
— Rasika Nayanajith (@mrncciew) December 29, 2014
@wirelessguru – George Stefanick is a Sr. Wireless Consultant and has given great webinars on troubleshooting wireless networks. He has a great blog over at my80211.com.
Ever see $1 million in Cisco 3700 access points ?Wifi redesign underway .. #11ac #busy .@Cisco_Support pic.twitter.com/HKEhzFVtk8
— Orthos (@wirelesssguru) March 23, 2015
@blakekrone – Blake Krone is a Wireless Network Architect and heads up the No Strings Attached podcast.
https://twitter.com/blakekrone/status/542379758328107008
@wirednot – Lee Badman runs the #WIFIQ conversation on Twitter which triggers lots of wifi discussions every week. He blogs over at wirednot.
#WIFIQ 6/23/15 How much of your working life do you spend actually doing hands-on Wi-Fi? Versus meetings, writing reports, travelling etc?
— Lee Badman (@wirednot) June 23, 2015
@HeyEddie – Eddie Forero is the CEO of CommunicaOne. He also runs the hilarious blog, Bad-Fi.
Sometimes going back helps you go forward…
Antenna Fundamentals 1 Propagation http://t.co/CVGIjSsH5z
— Ξ D D I Ξ ★ F 0 R Ξ R 0 (@HeyEddie) June 20, 2015
@wifijanitor – According to Steve, he cleans up someone else wireless mess ;). He blogs over at wifijanitor.
802.11ac Speeds http://t.co/PNttkXsg9N pic.twitter.com/74zykTqWzG
— Steve Rodriguez (@WiFiJanitor) June 23, 2015
@radzima – Ryan Adzima is a wireless Cisco Champion and is part of an interesting podcast (which includes Whiskey) Whiskey & Wireless.
https://twitter.com/radzima/status/551585350032707585/photo/1
