How to build your own GSM cellular network and other things on my new IT blog at IBM developerWorks

I’ve started a new blog over at IBM’s developerWorks where I talk about topics related to my current professional life. You can find it and the information on how to build your own GSM cellular network here: Bernie Michalik.

I’ve been wanting to blog about technology for some time, but I wanted to seperate it from this blog, which is quite general and touches on any and all topics except for IT. For along time, I was concerned about blogging about what I work on. I have blogged in a group blog though, called The Orange Chair, on topics pertaining to Web 2.0 and emerging technology, and I think that has worked out well. This new blog on developerWorks will touch on IT generally.

It’s harder to blog about work. There is alot of things I can’t divulge publically. However, there are things of a general nature, either with regards to IT itself or working as an IT architect, that I thought were shareable, so to speak, and I plan to write about them. Let’s see! Maybe I have too much to blog about all ready, and this blog will fade away. I hope not. But like I said, let’s see. Besides, there is alot of interesting things happening in the world of IT: there is plenty of material to talk about! 🙂

3 thoughts on “How to build your own GSM cellular network and other things on my new IT blog at IBM developerWorks

  1. Hi
    I Want to start up my owne gsm cellular network on a shoe string budget in Bermuda, is this a realistic task?

    1. I don’t know. What I would suggest is that you build a prototype or small scale version in Bermuda and use it to learn what is possible there. Locale will have a big influence on your success. Good luck! I’d love to hear more about your progress.

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