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We’re happy to announce that Jeff Lindholm has joined the s4nets team as a Project Manager.

Jeff brings 23 years of experience with IBEW Local 134, where he rose to General Foreman and oversaw multiple large-scale projects, managing teams of 50+ technicians and building strong customer relationships along the way.

He is already playing a significant role in the s4nets team, currently holding the position of project manager for our collaboration with a major hospital in the Midwest. We are pleased to welcome Jeff to the team.

solutions4networks is thrilled to welcome Heather Klemens as our new Director of Strategic Initiatives.

Heather joins s4nets with a career focused on business process improvement, technology optimization, and operational excellence. She brings extensive experience helping organizations solve complex challenges and scale effectively, with a background that spans CRM administration, business analysis, automation, data management, and strategic planning. Prior to joining us, Heather worked as a Sr. Salesforce Administrator at SkinCure Oncology and at Black Box as a Salesforce Administrator.

At solutions4networks, Heather will lead strategic initiatives that support growth, improve operational effectiveness, and strengthen our ability to deliver exceptional value to our customers. We are excited that she is returning to Frank's team!

We are thrilled to announce that Gino Piscopo has joined solutions4networks as Director of Finance.

Prior to joining solutions4networks, Gino served as a private equity associate at Granite Creek Capital Partners, where he focused on lower middle-market investments. During his time there, he played a key role in executing strategic transactions, including structuring and completing the acquisition of a professional services business through a specialized investment vehicle, contributing across financial modeling, capital formation, and transaction ex*****on.

Gino brings a strong financial and operational foundation, along with a thoughtful, strategic approach that will support our continued growth and long-term vision.

We’re excited to welcome Gino to the team as we continue to scale the business, strengthen our financial operations, and invest in long-term growth.
Please join us in welcoming Gino to solutions4networks.

We have some exciting news to share!

Last week, solutions4networks completed a transition of ownership led by Frank Piscopo; our former President and now our CEO. This milestone reflects nearly three decades of growth and an unwavering commitment to building something that truly lasts. The same dedicated team, the same high level of service, and the personal, accountable, and relationship-driven culture that Michele McGough built — that's not changing.

We are energized by what lies ahead, and deeply grateful to the customers, partners, and employees who have helped make solutions4networks what it is today.

The best is yet to come. Let's connect and grow together.

Aviation is investing heavily in technology, but outcomes still depend on how well systems, data, and partners are connected.

SITA's latest research shows the industry spent $50.8B on IT in 2025, yet fragmented data remains the biggest barrier to improving operations and strengthening cybersecurity. Efficiency in decision-making, digital identity management, and passenger flow is achieved only when data transitions smoothly across various systems.

At solutions4networks, we help organizations connect and secure the systems that drive operations, from network infrastructure and cybersecurity to data flow and modernization strategy. Contact us to align your technology investments with real outcomes.

Read the full report here: https://okt.to/0VXwJI

SITA research finds aviation’s record technology investment hinges on one thing: data coordination Once serving only domestic routes, Kobe Airport is transforming into a vital regional hub that bridges Japan with key Asian destinations. Located just 20 minutes from central Kobe, it is recognized as one of Japan’s best-connected city airports.

As enterprise connectivity demands grow, Wi-Fi 7 is emerging as the default for high-density indoor environments, while private 5G is best suited for large outdoor spaces and high-mobility use cases.

The bigger takeaway: this is not an either-or decision. Forward-thinking organizations are planning for converged networks from the start and making sure switching, segmentation, and identity strategies can support both.

solutions4networks helps organizations design secure, scalable wireless environments built for what’s next. Contact us to plan your Wi-Fi 7, private 5G, or converged network strategy.

Read the full article here: https://okt.to/Orc5sv

The Enterprise LAN in 2026: Wi-Fi 7, Private 5G, and the Convergence Ahead - PrivateLTEand5G.com In 2026, two wireless technologies - Wi-Fi 7 and private 5G - are maturing simultaneously, and the enterprise LAN is caught at the intersection of both.

As AI tools move from experimentation into production, security teams are often brought in too late. This article is a good reminder that securing AI starts with involving security earlier, improving collaboration with application owners and development teams, and using data-driven discussions to understand where AI is already creating risk in the environment.

Securing AI also means focusing on governance, visibility, and consistent controls before gaps become exposures. Organizations that take a more proactive approach are better positioned to reduce risk as AI adoption scales.

solutions4networks helps organizations secure AI tools with the right governance, security strategy, and infrastructure planning. Contact our team to protect your AI environment before risk reaches production.

Read more here: https://okt.to/W3gpG8

Caught Off Guard: Securing AI After It Hits Production As enterprises rush AI projects into production, security teams are increasingly being forced into reactive mode.

Cyber resilience has become a core part of business continuity planning. As organizations face threats ranging from ransomware and identity compromise to supplier and cloud disruptions, resilience depends on understanding critical processes, mapping dependencies, and preparing to operate through disruption.

That includes clear governance, defined recovery priorities, tested incident response plans, and strong backup and restoration strategies. Organizations that focus on these areas are better positioned to reduce downtime and recover with confidence.

solutions4networks helps organizations strengthen resilience across security, infrastructure, and recovery planning. Contact us to build a more resilient environment. https://okt.to/Lkv28x

Cyber Resilience is the New Business Continuity Plan The organizations best prepared to face disruption are those that align security, continuity and risk management around what the business cannot afford to lose.

As organizations move AI from pilot projects into production, infrastructure and security decisions become just as important as the models themselves.

Cisco's expanded Secure AI Factory with NVIDIA is a good reminder that scalable AI requires an architecture that supports performance, governance, and protection from the data center to the edge.

Read more here: https://okt.to/Osp2dw

Secure AI Factory Makes AI Easier to Deploy and Secure Expanded Cisco Secure AI Factory with NVIDIA gives customers a framework for deploying AI infrastructure – from central data center to local sites.

Great to have our team at the Pittsburgh Technology Council annual Cyburgh event yesterday, joining cybersecurity leaders from across the region for a day of conversations around the challenges organizations are navigating right now.

continues to be a valuable forum for learning, connection, and sharing ideas that help strengthen cyber resilience.