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Our team has over 100 years of combined experience in product and business development, working with Fortune 500 and other high technology companies including Alcatel-Lucent, Motorola, MCI, AT&T, Comcast, VCE, Federal Express, and SOPRIS Technologies. We optimize business capabilities and add long term value to corporations through technology driven solutions; increasing efficiency, reducing costs and growing revenue.

The WanClouds Miami family excels in human relations and capital development. By building our team with the right candidates, creating leaders and fostering growth within the company we ensure only the highest standards are met. Determination, curiosity, motivation, excellence, and attention to detail are a must within our team members. Passion is in our every movement.

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At WanClouds Miami we understand both the technical and human resource requirements for a software defined business transformation, and can help your organization shift from physical to virtual and software-centric systems running in the cloud. The WanClouds Miami team will define processes and controls, determine financial applications, and complete all training for your staff among other tasks. Our capabilities span your entire IT lifecycle, and follow an easy three step process: 1. Planning, 2. Building, 3. Optimizing.

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The WanClouds Miami product development team has the capability to design and execute bespoke solutions for busines process optimizations. We cover every estep of the product design cycle from concept, to desing, manufacturing, logistics and application.

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Our areas of expertise include but are not limited to:
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  • Solutions i.e. Data Centers
  • Enterprise Application
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  • Solutions i.e. Data Centers
  • Enterprise Application
  • Software
  • Solutions for End-User
  • Experiences i.e. Video
  • Consumers, Enterprise
  • Software Users
  • Solutions for End-User
  • Experiences i.e. Video
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  • Wireless Network Migration
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  • SDN, NFV & Cloud
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  • Wireless Network Migration
  • to Virtualized Solutions
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Author: Douglas Lee

Douglas Lee, CEO of WanClouds Miami, is a multifaceted high-energy executive with over twenty years overall business experiences in engineering, management, marketing, and financial analysis. Before founding his own company, Douglas served at the head of Fortune 500 companies such a Nokia, Dell and Comcast.

Latin America's IT

Challenges and Opportunities: IoE and IoT

By: Douglas Lee

No longer just “Playing in a Theatre Near You”, the Internet of Things (IoT) is the concept defining the digital inter-connection of everyday objects such as lighting systems, security systems, refrigerators, thermostats and smart devices, with additional embedded electronics, software and sensors. IoT allows those objects to be monitored and managed remotely over existing networks. The Internet of Everything (IoE) refers to a world where everything – people, processes, factories and objects are interconnected to add business value like never before. A few examples of IoE include transportation control systems, modernized electric grids, and automated production floors. Cisco’s “Digital Transformation with the Internet of Everything” indexes 100 examples of the digital transformations involving IoE. Both IoT and IoE have the potential to transform a country’s entire infrastructure, for example, to more efficiently operate their transportations systems within large cities and their energy systems (electric grids as well as new sources of renewable energy). Countries also have the possibility to transform many other industries such as manufacturing, banking, retail and even their government agencies for the benefit of their citizens and the global competitiveness of the country at large. Some countries in Latin America such as Brazil, Argentina, and Mexico, have historically benefited from leapfrogging to the latest technological breakthroughs. For example, by providing fast internet access, adopting 3G/4G networks and widely using Smart Phones some countries skipped over intermediate technologies like slower internet access, slower analog and 2G wireless networks, and voice-only cell phones. Given today’s global competitiveness challenge faced across Latin America’s industries, embracing IoT and IoE could be the catalyst to once again leapfrog the competition. According to an article entitled “Why Latin America Should Embrace the Internet of Things” by Alexis Raymond, over 99% of the physical objects that someday may be part of IoE are still unconnected. She cites Cisco’s prediction that of $19 trillion of potential value at stake over the next decade, close to $1 trillion corresponds to Latin America. And although IoT and IoE may lead to opportunities for companies and governments to embrace, there are still other challenges in the region such as increasing broadband penetration and modernizing existing network infrastructure. To support the needs of industries and governments, IoT and IoE devices and networks are going to need to be reliable and secure. Due to the vast number of devices and their dynamic nature, this is going to create operational challenges that scale well beyond those of today’s data networks. These challenges themselves are opportunities which SOPRIS and Zenoss are pursuing via the partnership that will help customers across Latin America build the foundation for unified IoT and a comprehensive IoE. SOPRIS and Zenoss have a number of customer opportunities underway throughout Latin America covering several of the sectors noted above (e.g. national electric grids modernizing to smart technology, national/global transportation logistics companies seeking to leverage Zenoss’ open and flexible architecture to create highly customized monitoring applications in public safety, manufacturing, mining, banking, telecommunications, etc.). It is exciting for SOPRIS and Zenoss to be engaged in such market dynamics across the Latin American region.

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