What Happened?
Little Rock, AR-based Windstream Resigned Randy Nicklas as Chief Technology Officer
About the Company
Windstream, a Fortune 500 and S&P 500 company, is a leading nationwide provider of advanced network communications. We offer a range of enterprise-class data, voice, network and cloud services to help keep your business in a perpetual state of winning. Our smart solutions and personalized service are designed to help businesses overcome obstacles and achieve their business goals. At Windstream, we take the time to understand your pain points, the challenges your business faces and the goals of your leadership team in order to provide valuable technical advice and customized whiteboard solutions that position your company for success. The only thing more powerful than a big idea is the team that can see it through. Our Windstream team includes approximately 14,000 employees across the country, all dedicated to helping turn your big idea into a big reality. Windstream is more than a vendor; we`re an extension of your IT department. We`re a part of your team, your trusted advisor, your business partner.
About the Person
Randy Nicklas will be responsible for network planning and engineering, outside plant, records and capital management. Nicklas was formerly chief technology officer and senior vice president of engineering for XO Communications, where he was responsible for the overall network technology vision for the company's voice, data, and transport networks. He also advised on the overall design of the company's commercial and wholesale voice, data and IP-based services. Nicklas has extensive experience in the design, implementation and integration of large-scale IP/MPLS backbones, VoIP soft switch and feature server platforms, metro Ethernet networks and transport networks. Prior to joining XO Communications, Nicklas held engineering and technical management positions at Intelsat, Cisco and MCI. He also has worked in the areas of software development and systems engineering on a variety of aerospace programs for NASA, Los Alamos National Laboratory and Computer Sciences Corporation.
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