How Satellite Connectivity Is Transforming Remote Construction Job Sites

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Remote construction job sites often have no carrier coverage at all — because the crew is building the network that will eventually serve the area. ChaChi Gallo of Michels Corporation explains how satellite connectivity changed daily operations, what the 5G debate gets wrong, and how to design wireless infrastructure around what construction actually needs.

The Digital Job Site: Constructing Intelligence

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ChaChi Gallo, VP of IT at Michels Corporation, explains why AI readiness depends on disciplined data foundations and reliable connectivity. He shares how satellite access is transforming remote job site operations and why automation must keep humans in the loop.

Why CIOs Are Turning to Wireless-First Network Infrastructure

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In Episode 17 of Go Beyond the Connection, Chris shares how ATL’s network strategy moves beyond hardwired limitations and into a scalable, resilient model that supports biometric boarding, IoT at scale, and nonstop uptime. His story reveals what it takes to lead IT in one of the most demanding environments on Earth—and why other CIOs should pay attention.

Overcoming Connectivity Challenges in Construction Tech

https://youtu.be/hIFdhd3TPTs Building Smarter: How Adam Krob Bridges Data, Connectivity, and Field Expertise in Construction Tech What does it take to modernize construction technology—without losing touch with the realities of the field? In this episode, Adam Krob shares how his team tackles construction technology challenges like massive data streams, complex jobsite conditions, and the need for…