The Old Days
What was Motorola's most popular cellular phone?
RAZR
True or False: Greg Brown believes the election will not impact MSI business.
True
GUI
Graphical User Interface
What is the largest MSI owned system in North America?
Starcom (State of IL)
Who developed OpenSky networks
M/A-COM
Which type of coverage test is easiest to pass?
DAQ
What station preceeded the QUANTAR?
MSF 5000
What year did Greg Brown assume the position of CEO?
2008
ISSI
Inter-Sub-System Interface
What prime integrator operates the majority of the province-wide systems in Canada?
Bell
What is the name and operator of the nationwide public safety LTE network?
FirstNet operated by AT&T
When do we do 30-day Burn In Tests?
When we have no choice.
What frequency band did IDEN system operate in?
800 MHz
What is Greg Brown's Alma Mater?
Rutgers
LTE
Long Term Evolution
How many province-wide networks are ASTRO systems? How many total are there?
8 of 10
What acquisition included multiple competitive P25 networks?
Vesta
How many stations are supported on a single antenna with the DBR M12 without coverage degradation?
10
What carrier launched a nationwide iDEN network?
Nextel
What sports does Greg Bown follow?
NFL, college football, and college basketball
RSUS
Remote Security Update Service
Name the last 4 Central RVPs
Frank Galvin
Chris Lonnett
John Zidar
Jack Molloy
Name the 3 competitive P25 networks, now maintained by MSI in Central
City of Ottawa, City of Montreal and Sedgewick Co KS
What product had a user interface that was commonly known as "Buttons and LEDs"?
CENTRACOM
What was the name of the Motorola Satellite network
Irridium
Which Rutgers campus did Greg attend?
Livingston College
PMBOK
Project Management Body of Knowledge
For our last in person Central PSKO, we stayed at Grand Geneva Resort and spa, which was originally operated by which Enterprise?
Playboy
Our largest North America competitor currently goes by the name L3 Harris. Name the last 5 names they have had.
Harris
M/A-COM Wireless Systems
Comnet Ericson
Ericsson
GE
Where did Bluetooth get its name?
10th century Danish king named Harald "Bluetooth" Gormsson who unified Denmark and Norway and had a dead tooth that was bluish / grey. The iconic symbol was created by the merge of nordic symbols for letter H and B.