St. Pete SmarTown just got smarter
posted by Editor at 8:59 PM
SmarTown™
SmarTown™ offers location based services to individuals who visit, live and do business in the Tampa Bay area. With a focus of safety first, SmarTown offers local internet based services supporting neighborhood specific information throughout the area. The purpose of this local blog is to offer residents, businesses and visitors of Tampa Bay an open forum in discussing the type and use of location based services in their community.
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Previous Posts
- More than just free WiFi at BayWalk
- What is SmarTown?
- Real time advertising starts at BayWalk
- 15,000 hits and 400 WiFi registered users
- St. Pete SmarTown get's the Picture
- The Walled Garden is growing at BayWalk
- Can you see me now?
- Did you bring your TV to work today?
About Me
- Name: Larry Karisny
- Location: Madeira Beach, Florida, United States
My research is focused on mobile broadband wireless networks and their location based applications. I am Director of ProjectSafety, a test model for building an indestructible and interoperable public safety and community mobile broadband network. I am also a Director of St. Pete SmarTown™ which is an operational location based community WiFi network located in downtown St. Petersburg. I have over 20 years experience in the design and deployment of local, regional and national wireline and wireless networks including carrier interconnection, co-location, ISP and data base hosting centers. I have built and deployed complete business models including Virtual Business Offices, Secure Multimedia Project Intranets and Location Based WiFi Portals. My guest speaker topics have included focuses on local Internet e-commerce, Internet security and first responder mobile broadband networks. I am a regular writer for MuniWireless and a consultant for the Federal Broadband Stimulus program.
1 Comments:
Your portal is packed some real cool free stuff. Your latest additions are pretty amazing and actually work. Were else is SmarTown. I would like to use it there.
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