As the Dandin story unfolds, the Dandin Chronicles provide insight into the people, technology, and underlying issues involved. This newsletter, for the extended Dandin community, includes think pieces, photos, interviews, and profiles of interesting people inside and outside the company who work on and benefit from Dandin projects.
Dandin
Chronicles 2.5 (July, 2000)
Dandin Chronicles 2.5 features an interview with Dave Hughes, a
wireless pioneer and Internet evangelist. Dave discusses his wireless projects and shares his vision
to connect the world through the Internet.
Dandin Chronicles 2.5 (pdf 4, 32k)
Dandin Chronicles 2.4 (April, 2000)
In Dandin Chronicles 2.4, CEO Dewayne Hendricks explains the importance of software defined radios and how they change the rules.
Dandin Chronicles 2.3 (March, 2000)
In Dandin Chronicles 2.3, CEO Dewayne Hendricks explains the importance of symmetric bandwidth and the wrongheadedness of a business model that relegates users to consumer status. Also in this issue: an introduction to Dandin's work with EDUCAUSE in bringing wireless Internet connectivity to remote colleges in rural areas and Indian reservations in the U.S.
Dandin
Chronicles 2.2 (February, 2000)CEO Dewayne Hendricks on the company ethos; profile of Tonga project leader Steve Bible, veteran of the U.S. Navy and of many amateur-radio efforts; Tonga pride, or, why the Tongans want to join the digital age-on their own terms.
Dandin
Chronicles 2.1 (February, 2000)CEO Dewayne Hendricks on why Dandin needs to be a different kind of company in a world of six-month product cycles; Steve Ludvik and Steve Purcell explain satellites and their role in Dandin's business; Sunday in Tonga, when all activities except churchgoing grind to a halt.
Dandin
Chronicles 1.2 (December, 1999)
Outside-the-box thinking-a tale from World
War I as told by Crown Prince Tupouto'a, and what it has to do with Dandin; pictures
of our colleagues in Tonga.
Dandin
Chronicles 1.1 (Nov, 1999)
Discussion of why the connection to the individual
user, frequently referred to as the last mile, should be considered the first
mile; Tonga travelogue Pt. 1-profiles of Papiloa Foliaki, local entrepreneur,
and of Dandin's Tonga office.
Dandin
Chronicles 1.0 (October, 1999)
CEO Dewayne Hendricks on the origins of
the company; overview of recent activities and upcoming events of interest.
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