Last month, the ADRF team came together for a company-wide onsite focusing on connection, alignment, and looking ahead. It was a chance for everyone to step back from day-to-day work, reflect on what we accomplished last year, and align on how we’ll continue to support our customers and grow together. Looking Back and Moving Forward We kicked things off by highlighting key wins across our commercial, enterprise, and public safety markets. From complex DAS deployments to publi

As Thanksgiving approaches, it’s natural to pause and reflect on the months behind us. For those of us in the wireless industry, this season is also an opportunity to recognize the precision, expertise, and collaboration that make deploying reliable networks possible. Over the past year, we’ve had the privilege of working alongside so many talented systems integrators, dedicated manufacturers, and vigilant safety authorities. Their skill and commitment ensure that critical co

This Spooky Season, while most people are haunted by ghosts and goblins, system integrators (SIs) face fears of a different kind. The real-life horrors that lurk in telecom rooms, crawl spaces, and code inspections. We work alongside these SIs every day to bring public safety and commercial cellular systems to life, translating complex RF designs into reliable coverage. Still, even the best have a few things that keep them up at night…  The Monster In Your (Telecom) Closet No

In mid-September, ADRF had the pleasure of attending the Safer Building Coalitions’   In-Building Wireless and School Safety Tech Conference in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, to explore the challenges, solutions, technologies, and best practices associated with in-building wireless connectivity and school safety. We are big fans of this two-day event because not only do we get to gather with some of our favorite public safety and school officials, such as Jon Pasqualone , Executiv

This Memorial Day, ADRF honors fallen heroes and supports living veterans by providing critical connectivity through DAS and ERCES in VA hospitals nationwide, ensuring reliable communication for patients, healthcare providers, and first responders.