Friday, October 10, 2008

apparently Mr. Drake got paid

Anonymous has left a new comment on your post "seriously...how many people are getting paid for t...":

Louisiana Secretary of State
Detailed Record
Charter/Organization ID: 36451320K

Name: AMI CONSULTING, LLC

Type Entity: Limited Liability Company

Status: Active

Annual Report Status: Not In Good Standing for failure to file current Annual Report

2008 Annual Report is required at this time Print Annual Report Form For Filing

Mailing Address: C/O CHRIS DRAKE, 127 HWY 22E., STE. E11, MADISONVILLE, LA 70447

Domicile Address: 127 HWY 22E., STE. E11, MADISONVILLE, LA 70447

File Date: 05/15/2007

Registered Agent (Appointed 5/15/2007): CHRIS DRAKE, 127 HWY 22E., STE. E11, MADISONVILLE, LA 70447

Member or Manager: CHRIS DRAKE, 127 HWY 22E., STE. E11, MADISONVILLE, LA 70447

Member or Manager: ELLEN M. KIRK, 4435 CAMINITO TECERA, DEL MAR CA 92014

If you know what to look for you might find your Tropos connection!!

yeah...i know what you're thinking...WTF is Tropos? No need to Google...here:

Tropos

Update 1:

See who is on the Management team for Logistix below.

Logistix specializes in metro-scale wireless boradband, municipal online services and disaster recovery, provides vision, strategy, marketing and execution advice and management to corporate executives and municipal leaders. The New Orleans based company combines public and private sector experience to plan, develop and deploy the technological and logistical solutions for metro-scale needs.

Products
Metro-scale wireless broadband services include wireless mesh networks, wireless video surveillance, wi-fi, WiMAX, VoIP and automated meter reading.
Municipal online services include FEMA-ready web portals, online revenue collection, building permit automation and easy content management.
Disaster recover services include FEMA requirements, geocoding, hazard mitigation, public assistance grants and project worksheets.

Contact Information
1515 Poydras St.
New Orleans, LA 70112

Phone: (504) 208-4764
www.logistixco.com

Management Team
Greg Meffert, CEO
Ellen Kirk
Chris Drake

If you like that you'll LOVE this:
http://www.mrdb.nsw.gov.au/telecom/x8ru2uzr.htm

Washington Post article:
http://www.communitiesconnecting.org/blogs/11-29-05-neworleans/New%20Orleans's%20New%20Connection.pdf

Where are the 200 Tropos units today? http://www.dmconfidential.com/blogs/category/General_Internet/624/

Update 2:

http://www.tropos.com/newsletters/2005-12-13.html

New Orleans Announces Citywide Wi-Fi

On November 27th, New Orleans Mayor Ray C. Nagin announced the city's plans to extend coverage of their Tropos MetroMesh network to encompass all of the city. The network will be used by multiple city agencies, including public safety personnel, homeland security workers, building inspectors, and other city workers. The mesh network, with gear donated by Tropos, Intel and Pronto Networks, was the first broadband network available after Katrina hit the Big Easy, and has been used extensively since by FEMA workers, public safety officers and private company insurance adjusters. Additionally, the Mayor has made the network immediately available to residents, free of charge, to supplement DSL and cable connectivity not yet restored since the Katrina disaster. Be sure to check out the interview with Chris Drake, Project Office Manager for the Mayor's Office of Technology, from the Discovery Channel Canada.

Hopefully someone can find those interviews with the Discovery Channel Canada

http://www.cityofno.com/portal.aspx?portal=1&load=~/PortalModules/ViewPressRelease.ascx&itemid=3299

http://searchnetworking.techtarget.com/news/article/0,289142,sid7_gci1023354,00.html# Great article from Nov. 5, 2004.


2 comments:

Anonymous said...

See who is on the Management team for Logistix below.

Logistix specializes in metro-scale wireless boradband, municipal online services and disaster recovery, provides vision, strategy, marketing and execution advice and management to corporate executives and municipal leaders. The New Orleans based company combines public and private sector experience to plan, develop and deploy the technological and logistical solutions for metro-scale needs.

Products
Metro-scale wireless broadband services include wireless mesh networks, wireless video surveillance, wi-fi, WiMAX, VoIP and automated meter reading.
Municipal online services include FEMA-ready web portals, online revenue collection, building permit automation and easy content management.
Disaster recover services include FEMA requirements, geocoding, hazard mitigation, public assistance grants and project worksheets.

Contact Information
1515 Poydras St.
New Orleans, LA 70112

Phone: (504) 208-4764
www.logistixco.com

Management Team
Greg Meffert, CEO
Ellen Kirk
Chris Drake

If you like that you'll LOVE this:
http://www.mrdb.nsw.gov.au/telecom/x8ru2uzr.htm

Washington Post article:
http://www.communitiesconnecting.org/blogs/11-29-05-neworleans/New%20Orleans's%20New%20Connection.pdf

Where are the 200 Tropos units today? http://www.dmconfidential.com/blogs/category/General_Internet/624/

Anonymous said...

http://www.tropos.com/newsletters/2005-12-13.html

New Orleans Announces Citywide Wi-Fi

On November 27th, New Orleans Mayor Ray C. Nagin announced the city's plans to extend coverage of their Tropos MetroMesh network to encompass all of the city. The network will be used by multiple city agencies, including public safety personnel, homeland security workers, building inspectors, and other city workers. The mesh network, with gear donated by Tropos, Intel and Pronto Networks, was the first broadband network available after Katrina hit the Big Easy, and has been used extensively since by FEMA workers, public safety officers and private company insurance adjusters. Additionally, the Mayor has made the network immediately available to residents, free of charge, to supplement DSL and cable connectivity not yet restored since the Katrina disaster. Be sure to check out the interview with Chris Drake, Project Office Manager for the Mayor's Office of Technology, from the Discovery Channel Canada.

Hopefully someone can find those interviews with the Discovery Channel Canada

http://www.cityofno.com/portal.aspx?portal=1&load=~/PortalModules/ViewPressRelease.ascx&itemid=3299

http://searchnetworking.techtarget.com/news/article/0,289142,sid7_gci1023354,00.html# Great article from Nov. 5, 2004.