Broad Sky Networks Promotes New VP of Technology

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PRESS RELEASE — CHANNEL PARTNERS EVOLUTION — Broad Sky Networks (booth B89 and a Featured Sponsor), proudly announces the promotion of Beau Barker who assumed the role as Vice President of Technology on August 1, 2016. The VP of Technology will oversee all existing engineering and network technology functions as well as the implementation and management of new services.

“The Vice President of Technology will serve as an integral component for our continued growth,” said Mike Mudd, President of Broad Sky Networks. “Since we’ve been extending the reach and efficacy of our fully integrated enterprise broadband solutions, this new position will allow us to redefine current initiatives and create new programs while continuing to be an industry leader. We’re extremely proud of Beau and excited to see what the future brings.”

 “I’m thrilled to accept this promotion to Vice President of Technology,” said Beau Barker. “Broad Sky Networks has always been a groundbreaker in this area and I look forward to continuing to work with such a strong, committed and accomplished staff.”{ad}

A native Oregonian, Beau has been with Broad Sky Networks at their Bend, Oregon corporate headquarters for the last two years.  Most recently, he was the ­­­­Director of Engineers where his expertise and experience played a pivotal role in forming a strong foundation for their expanding Technology Department.  

About Broad Sky Networks
Broad Sky Networks provides Business Class Internet Solutions. Their specialty is in the area of 4G LTE wireless for Machine to Machine (M2M) and Internet of Things (IoT) equipment and services. They offer options from all carriers with the best in class hardware solutions available, including $0 CAPEX packages which allow for easily deployed primary or business continuity services at any budget.  Broad Sky’s M2M platform provides secure, reliable wireless connectivity to mobile and fixed devices with the greatest coverage in the United States and Canada.