LinkedIn Live Bridging the Digital Divide: Community Wireless Broadband
By Insight Editor / 6 Jan 2021
City-driven wireless broadband initiatives have the power to expand work and education opportunities for people in underserved communities. In this LinkedIn Live session, CDCT experts Jason Rader, Jeremy Nelson, and Rob Parsons join Collin Boyce from the City of Tucson to discuss how closing the digital divide improves the quality of life for residents and transforms municipalities.
Today, Insight Cloud + Data Center Transformation (CDCT) is optimally positioned within a portfolio of solutions. We enthusiastically look toward the future. What will business and IT be able to accomplish? What will emerge as new possibilities? We will continue to navigate the opportunities, design thoughtful strategies, and deliver optimal outcomes, just as we always have. Join us for the journey to come.
Presented by:
Jason Rader
VP and Chief Information Security Officer, Insight
Jason assumed the role of Insight’s chief information security officer in 2021 after joining the company in 2015 to build the security consulting group. Today, he builds upon more than 25 years of experience to develop Insight’s end-to-end security consulting portfolio and share Insight's transformation journey with fellow security leaders.
Jeremy Nelson
North America CISO, Insight
Jeremy Nelson is a multidisciplined solutions architect with extensive experience in networking technologies, including projects in network design and implementation for international enterprises. He leverages his experience in cross-discipline technology fields to ensure Insight services and solutions deliver effective, efficient results for our clients and drive value for the business.
Rob Parsons
Director, Services, Insight
As a member of Insight’s services organization, Rob plays a key role in defining solution offerings, as well as in creating custom solutions for large-scale and high-profile clients. His focus is on automation, flexibility and scalability while ensuring architectural security in an executable fashion.
Collin Boyce
Chief Information Officer, City of Tucson
