Thomas McCarthy was Appointed as Director of Network Operations at Transit Wireless

Date of management change: August 15, 2019 

What Happened?

New York, NY-based Transit Wireless Appointed Thomas McCarthy as Director of Network Operations

 

About the Company

Transit Wireless was formed to meet the Metropolitan Transit Authority`s (MTA) requirement to develop a shared wireless infrastructure within the underground stations of the New York City subway to provide commercial services for AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile and Verizon Wireless customers. We designed, built, financed, operate and maintain a highly resilient wireless network supporting consumer connectivity, business connectivity, transit and public safety communications needs by operating on all primary licensed cellular bands, public unlicensed bands and the 4.9GHz public safety band. We also built the Transit Wireless WiFi™ network within all of New York City`s underground subway stations, an initiative that has been recognized by the Wireless Broadband Alliance as the “Best Wi-Fi Deployment to Connect the Unconnected in an Urban Environment" and the IDC`s SCNAA "Digital Equity and Accessibility". Our quality management system is ISO 9001:2015 certified by American Global Standards, LLC. Transit Wireless is a BAI Communications company, part of a global enterprise that designs, builds and operates highly accessible communications networks for customers across Australia, Asia and North America.

 

About the Person

Thomas McCarthy is Director of Network Operations at Transit Wireless. Previously, Thomas held various senior IT leadership roles in the industry.

 

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