Mr. Jay Cuthrell
Principal, Cuthrell Consulting, LLC
Member of the Telecommunications Council
Council Member Biography
Jay Cuthrell is the Managing Principal of Cuthrell Consulting, a provider of strategic technology management services to RLECs, ISPs, emerging telecom companies, and startups. Previously, Mr. Cuthrell was the Chief Technology Officer of Digitel Corporation and NeoNova (an Azure Capital company). His career has centered on managed development and delivery of advanced Internet and telecommunications services as a wholesale turnkey offering to RLEC, IOC, Wireless, and MSO markets. Mr. Cuthrell specializes in network technologies and infrastructure concerns. He is also experienced in software development, P&L, vendor management, systems architecture, technical diligence, PKI, security, VoIP, IPTV, SLA, INFOSEC, middleware, disruptive technologies, and open source. He is a frequent speaker at NTCA, OPASTCO, IP Possibilities, NCTIA/TCI, and conferences such as SxSW. (This is me - Update Profile)
Employment History
- 2007 - 2009
- Chief Technology Officer, DIGITEL CORPORATION
- 2007 - 2008
- Vice President and General Manager, DIGITEL CORPORATION
- 2002 - 2007
- Chief Technology Officer, NEONOVA NETWORK SERVICES, INC.
- 1999 - 1999
- Senior Internet Applications Engineer, NORTEL NETWORKS CORPORATION
- 1999 - 2002
- Infrastructure Architect, Scient Technology Co.
- 1998 - Unspecified
- Principal, Cuthrell Consulting, LLC
- 1996 - 1996
- Systems Administrator, NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY
- 1996 - 1999
- Head of Internet Application Development, NORTEL NETWORKS INC.
- 1995 - 1995
- TCP/IP Benchmark Co-Op, INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORPORATION
- 1994 - 1995
- Computer Operator, NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY
- 1993 - 1995
- Research Assistant, NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY
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Cisco's Starent shot is straight pool: Mobile core in the side pocket
October 20, 2009
Cisco to Acquire Starent Networks for $2.9B | finance.yahoo.com
Let’s not mince words: Cisco sells routers. Cisco sells a great many IP things but you’ve probably heard: Cisco sells routers. While Cisco has a massive portfolio of solutions and an M&A trail that would make any MBA blush, the Starent deal is straight pool.
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Danger Will Robinson! Microsoft's Three Screens Get Cloudy
October 11, 2009
T-Mobile Sidekick Disaster: Danger’s Servers Crashed, And They Don’t Have A Backup | www.techcrunch.com
What happens when Microsoft's Steve Ballmer outlines a vision of "three screens and a cloud"? People get interested. However, interest is quickly tempered in the wake of T-Mobile Sidekick data loss from the cloud -- a Microsoft cloud. The implication is a reminder of the importance of getting things right in a silo or a cloud. The rapidly growing space of enabling cloud technology companies and self proclaimed cloud based service providers will feel this. Put another way? Oh the pain.
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Clearwire is not your father's wireless play
September 19, 2009
Clearwire introduces Wimax service in 10 new markets | www.telecompaper.com
Rewinding tech industry press coverage over the past few years shows that Clearwire has come a long long way. Even the most cynical pundits should finally admit that Clearwire is operating and innovating in ways we have never seen before.
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Please wait... YouTube profitability for Google is buffering
August 24, 2009
Google foresees profit from YouTube | www.sfgate.com
As anyone that remembers the buffering messages associated with early video streaming technology of the 90s will recall, the waiting is the hardest part. Just like the background colors in the Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers video hint Google's(NASDAQ:GOOG) colorful logo there is finally a hint at YouTube profitability.
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Walmart's TracFone (Verizon MVNO) pushes unlimited prepaid down to $45
August 3, 2009
Tracfone Tests Cheap Unlimited Plan On Verizon | www.cbsnews.com
Current thinking in the wireless world of "bigger is better" would dictate that Verizon will eventually buy TracFone's MVNO business as Sprint did with Virgin Mobile MVNO. However, it is in the interest of Verizon to maintain an MVNO ecosystem even in the face of what outwardly appears to be a challenge to previously held assumptions on wireless carrier ARPU for several reasons.
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