In my time as the Editor for Ericsson Technology Review I edited over 70 articles, 20 something white papers, and many internal articles. In this list, I have highlighted the pieces that are my favorites. Not because I think they read better or are more interesting, but because they required more effort on my behalf. Sometimes, my lack of technical knowledge was the culprit and some pieces were hard because the story took time to reveal. Either way, the difficult ones always seem to provide greater job satisfaction.
At Snow Software, most of what I have edited has been in the form of blog posts.
The content that I have written for Ericsson, Scandinavian Traveler, Tobii, Snow Software, and Sitrus Agency appear on my posts page.
Blog posts edited for Snow Software
Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) by Snow
Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) – productivity for everyone
Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) – seven best practices
Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) – it starts with the user
With visibility comes security
Diffusing an Oracle audit – pt III
Diffusing an Oracle audit – pt II
Fifteen gotchas to diffuse an Oracle audit – pt I
Tech articles edited for Ericsson Technology Review
2016
4G/5G RAN architecture: how a split can make the difference
Cloud robotics: 5G paves the way for mass-market automation
Paving the way to telco-grade PaaS
The central office of the ICT era: agile, smart and autonomous
NB-IoT: a sustainable technology for connecting billions of devices ✅
A vision of the 5G core: flexibility for new business opportunities
Ludanek on ICT and Intelligent Transportation Systems ✅
Microwave backhaul gets a boost with multiband
2015
Cryptography in an all encrypted world
Industrial remote operation: 5G rises to the challenge ✅
Flexibility in 5G transport networks: the key to meeting the demand for connectivity
Identifying and addressing the vulnerabilities and security issues of SDN
Gearing up support systems for software defined and virtualized networks
Design, architects, and complex communication systems: painting the bigger picture
OpenStack as the API framework for NFV: the benefits, and the extensions needed
Setting the future media services architecture
Wi-Fi calling – extending the reach of VoLTE to Wi-Fi
2014
Connecting the dots: small cells shape up for high-performance indoor radio
Architecture evolution for automation and network programmability
Wireless backhaul in future heterogeneous networks ✅
Trusted computing for infrastructure
Capillary networks – a smart way to get things connected
Communications as a cloud service: a new take on telecoms
IP-optical convergence: a complete solution
Data without borders: an information architecture for enterprises
Virtualizing network services – the telecom cloud
Radio network energy performance: shifting focus from power to precision
Setting the standard: methodology counters security threats
2013
Carrier Wi-Fi: the next generation
Next generation OSS/BSS architecture
Overcoming the challenges of very high-speed, terabit optical, transmission ✅
The benefits of self-organizing backhaul networks ✅
HSPA evolution for future mobile-broadband needs
Service exposure: innovating for growth in asset profitability
Crafting UX – designing the user experience beyond the interface
Next generation video compression ✅
Media processing in the cloud: what, where and how
Bridging the gap between content and communication services
Non-line-of-sight microwave backhaul for small cells ✅
Software-defined networking: the service provider perspective
Delivering content with LTE Broadcast
2012
Deploying telecom-grade products in the cloud
Enabling the network-embedded cloud – reshaping the cloud
Achieving carrier-grade Wi-Fi in the 3GPP world
A converged approach to mobile financial services
Applying big-data technologies to network architecture ✅
Diameter Signaling Controller in next-generation signaling networks ✅
IP transformation strategy for multiscreen video
The impact of internet-based services on OSS and BSS
Transport networks in the cloud age
WebRTC: enhancing the web with real-time communication capabilities
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