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Juan Pablo Compagnucci

Juan Pablo Compagnucci leads the enterprise in-building wireless market development initiative globally for CommScope. Previously, he served as solution architect for CommScope’s Intelligent Buildings team in the Caribbean and Latin America region. Before that, he worked as a technical manager for CommScope in different countries within CALA. JP has 12 years of experience in the networking and telecommunications industry. Prior to joining CommScope, he worked as a wireless application engineer and RF consultant for two global wireless telecommunications vendors. He started his career as a professor of statistics and probability. JP holds a telecommunications engineering degree from the IUA Institute in Cordoba, Argentina.

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November 17, 2017

Wireless in the enterprise: A flexible copper architecture

Existing wireless technologies are evolving, and copper is at the heart of it. It supports higher backbone speeds and higher power delivery. Do you have what you need in your network? Juan Pablo Compagnucci has more.

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January 25, 2017

Wireless in the Enterprise: A Free Webcast

Workplace designs and layouts are all being challenged in the attempt to provide workspaces that are best suited to today’s workers. And indoor mobility is becoming critical in the building space because it directly impacts employee productivity. While there are multiple ways to deploy a wireless infrastructure in buildings, the global trend is tilting toward an IT-based infrastructure that accommodates the new generations of Wi-Fi and in-building wireless systems. JP Compagnucci explains the different IBW options in this blog post, and previews a related webcast on February 2 hosted by Cabling Installation and Maintenance.

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