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David Witkowski
Founder Principal Consultant Oku Solutions and , Wireless Communications
David Witkowski is a wireless industry veteran who has held positions of leadership at companies ranging from Fortune 500 multi-nationals to early-stage startups. He is Executive Director of the Wireless Communications Initiative at Joint Venture Silicon, and the Founder of Oku Solutions (www.okusolutions.com). David serves as an Adviser to the Carnegie Institute of Technology Dean's Council, as a Member of the UC Davis Industrial Affiliates Council, and as a Member of the CTIA Innovation Council. David obtained his BSEE from University of California @ Davis, and is a Senior Member of the both the IEEE and the Radio Club of America.
A noted author and public speaker, David has written feature articles for CIO Review, MissionCritical Communications, EETimes, Make:Magazine, QST, Urgent Communications, and RCR Wireless. He is co-author of "Carrier & Public Wi-Fi" (Mobile Experts LLC - 2015) and co-author of "Evaluation of RF Network Testing" (Motorola, Bird Technologies, CommScope, & Motorola - 2013). David has spoken and moderated panels at numerous industry events including DAC, APCO, CTIA, IWCE, Pacificon, WCA, IIT Bombay Heritage Fund, MIT Club of Northern California, Alberta Wireless Connections, RCA Technical Symposium, and ConnectivityWeek.
Latest from David Witkowski
“In the next century, Planet Earth will don an electronic skin. It will use the Internet as a scaffold to support and transmit its sensations. This skin is already being stitched together. It consists of millions of embedded electronic measuring devices: thermostats, pressure gauges, pollution detectors, cameras, microphones, glucose sensors, EKGs,...
