Jeff Kagan

Atlanta

Wireless and Telecom Analyst and Columnist at Freelance

Wireless, 5G, AI, IoT, Telecom, Tech, Columnist, Influencer, Speaker. Helping companies be seen, heard and noticed in a noisy and chaotic marketplace.

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Articles

Kagan: Will private 5G wireless become the next big thing?

1 week ago | rcrwireless.com | Jeff Kagan

Over the past several years, I have visited with and been briefed by several private wireless providers of all sizes. Some are stronger than others. Some are larger. Some are going it alone, while others are partnering or involved in M&A. Some focus only on wireless, while others include wireline. That being said, let me share some of what I’ve learned during the past year or two. I believe this is important for investors, customers and workers.
Wireless, Telecom, Tech Industry Analyst and columnist Jeff Kagan celebrates 40 years helping companies and investors

2 weeks ago | einnews.com | Jeff Kagan

Jeff Kagan Industry Analyst, Columnist, InfluencerKagan has been following, writing about and helping industry players since mid-1980s Do you need to be better seen and heard in the noisy and chaotic marketplace by investors, customers, workers and the media?”ATLANTA, GA, UNITED STATES, April 4, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Jeff Kagan celebrates four-decades of being in business. He thanks existing clients and welcomes new clients to his practice.
RedChip Companies CEO on new RedChat AI small-cap investor chatbot tool

3 weeks ago | einnews.com | Jeff Kagan

RedChip Companies CEO on new RedChat AI small-cap investor chatbot tool RedChat is an advanced AI chatbot designed to empower investors See CEO Dave Gentry discussing how RedChip Companies helps small cap and mid cap investors with their new AI investor tool called RedChat on Jeff Kagan Interviews.” ATLANTA, GA, UNITED STATES, March 31, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Dave Gentry, CEO of RedChip Companies for more than three decades appears as a guest on Jeff Kagan Interviews to talk about...
Kagan: Will upcoming NAB Show provide helpful ideas for cable TV?

1 month ago | rcrwireless.com | Jeff Kagan

The Cable Television Industry has grown, crested and now is falling. This predicament has been happening for two decades and counting. So much so that believe it or not, cable TV is no longer their primary service. Today, broadband and wireless are. And broadband is now under attack as well from wireless and wire line competitors. So, what is the solution to this dilemma? Could the answer be found at the upcoming NAB Show?
Is US pushback on Juniper Networks and HPE merger outdated?

1 month ago | rcrwireless.com | Jeff Kagan

The world of telecommunications and technology has grown and changed dramatically and rapidly over the past few decades. Things make sense today that did not yesterday. Things are necessary today were not yesterday. Watching the U.S. Government pushback against the Juniper Networks and HPE merger, seems like they are looking backwards, not forwards. In order for the U.S. to win, we need to flip the script to stay on the winning track.
How RedChat uses AI to help investors

2 months ago | rcrwireless.com | Jeff Kagan

The world around us is rapidly changing. New technology is radically changing and frankly, improving the way we do everything. I recently spoke with Dave Gentry, CEO of RedChip Companies, about its new, small-cap and microcap stock analysis AI Chatbot tool called RedChat, which uses AI technology to help investors with stock analysis. RedChip Companies is an Inc. 5000 company, focusing on the microcap and small-cap market over the past 33 years. They are an experienced player in the investment space.
Kagan: Which companies are leading in the private 5G space?

2 months ago | rcrwireless.com | Jeff Kagan

Private wireless has been with us for several years and has gone through several periods of growth and change. Today, it appears Private 5G networks are showing growth. One question is: Will that good news continue? Another question is about the economics of this new industry sector. Will it be led by larger, brand name competitors, or smaller ones with big ideas, or perhaps a little of both?
China shocks US again with DeepSeek — is Quantum next?

2 months ago | rcrwireless.com | Jeff Kagan

The United States is a proud country. We wear our pride on our sleeves for everyone to see. Why not? We are proud to be known as the worldwide leader in AI. Or is that just a figment of our overactive imagination? China seems to be working very hard to yank that honor out from underneath us. Over the years, the threat of loss of privacy and having China watch and potentially control everything we say and do was one threat. That caused the United States to force Huawei to exit the country.
Kagan: How to raise your company’s visibility in noisy industry

2 months ago | rcrwireless.com | Jeff Kagan

Returning home from a client meeting, I was thinking about what they said they needed. In fact, I have heard the same thing from others over many years. Executives want their company to become a better-known brand name in their sector. They want to be seen and heard. They want to be thought of by customers, prospects, workers, the media and more. The problem: the marketplace is so loud and chaotic. Fortunately, there are methods that work to help them achieve their goal.
Kagan: Your company must balance new media and old media

2 months ago | rcrwireless.com | Jeff Kagan

Success in media relations has changed for companies, and in fact keeps changing. Do you understand the new rules and how to be successful going forward with both old media and new media? Some companies are making a serious mistake. They are changing their focus. Rather, they should be expanding their focus. That is the only way to succeed going forward. Let me explain.