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Today’s headline news for Canadian IT solution providers: Pax8 Beyond26 – managed intelligence: Pax8 wrapped its annual Beyond conference in Salt Lake City on Tuesday with over 3,500 attendees including 200+ from Canada, centering the show on the transition from managed services to the Managed Intelligence Provider model. The headline announcement was Microsoft Agent 365 for Managed Intelligence – multi-tenant governance of agentic AI across MSP client environments through the Pax8 Agent Store, arriving in July – alongside the launch of the Managed Intelligence Provider Program, Voyager Alliance Rewards, and the Managed Intelligence Alliance. CEO Scott Chasin argued that as AI models commoditize, the trust MSPs have already built with clients is their primary competitive advantage going forward. Arrow Electronics global experience centers: Arrow introduced a network of global experience centers on Tuesday, built in close collaboration with channel partners in North America and Europe to reflect how partners actually go to market today. Facilities in the US and Sweden are fully networked to deliver a consistent design and testing experience regardless of location, and are designed specifically to help partners accelerate the move from AI and cloud evaluation into deployment and monetization. Mitel names new channel chief: Mitel has appointed Ben Macdonald as vice president of global channel go-to-market, bringing experience from Owl Labs, Poly, Juniper Networks, and Ekahau. The hire comes as Mitel’s own research shows 68 percent of businesses are running communications infrastructure more than seven years old, with 92 percent of modernizing organizations choosing an integrated-hybrid strategy – a dynamic the company says positions its 6,000-plus channel partners at the center of one of the largest communications refresh cycles in a decade. Cork Cyber wins Pax8 Startup Vendor of the Year: Pax8 recognized Cork Cyber at Beyond26 for its AI-native remediation platform built for MSPs, which remediates threats automatically, reduces ticket volume, and provides financial payback when risks slip through. The award was presented on the Beyond mainstage by Pax8 president Nick Heddy. Canada’s cloud market: A new report from the Canadian Anti-Monopoly Project, covered by CBC News, calls the Canadian cloud computing market “broken,” warning that Amazon, Microsoft, and Google control approximately 85 percent of the market. The report argues that even adding domestic sovereign alternatives will not fix the problem without interoperability standards, coining the term “maplewashed dependency” for the risk of trading one lock-in for another. Pentesting research: New research from Cobalt and Omdia finds that 53 percent of security leaders believe traditional penetration testing is now outdated, with demand growing for continuous, AI-assisted approaches. iCOUNTER leadership: iCOUNTER has appointed Joel Molinoff, formerly of BlueVoyant and CBS Corporation, as chief operating officer. DataStrike expansion: DataStrike has expanded its Linux managed services practice by hiring Jon Cain as senior Linux infrastructure engineer to meet growing client demand. Read Full Transcript Welcome to The Buzz from ChannelBuzz.ca, I’m Robert Dutt, today is Thursday, June 11, 2026, and here’s what’s happening in the channel today. Pax8 wrapped its annual Beyond conference in Salt Lake City on Tuesday, and the event made a clear statement about where the distributor sees the managed services business heading. With more than 3,500 attendees – including over 200 from Canada – the show centered on what Pax8 is calling the Managed Intelligence Provider model, or MIP. The idea is that MSPs are no longer primarily managing infrastructure. The next phase of the business is orchestrating agentic AI and delivering outcomes that SMB customers cannot build on their own. The headline product announcement from the show was Microsoft Agent 365 for Managed Intelligence, which will give MSPs multi-tenant governance of agentic AI across their client base through the Pax8 Agent Store, arriving in July. Alongside that, Pax8 announced the Managed Intelligence Provider Program, the Voyager Alliance Rewards program, and the Managed Intelligence Alliance, all aimed at helping partners navigate that business model transition. CEO Scott Chasin’s central argument was that as AI models commoditize rapidly, the trust that MSPs have already built with their clients becomes the primary competitive differentiator. It’s a different kind of pitch than many vendors have been making this year, and the Canadian partner contingent at the show was among the largest regional groups in attendance. Distribution giant Arrow Electronics introduced a new set of networked global experience centers on Tuesday, and the design philosophy behind them is worth paying attention to. According to Arrow, the facilities in the US and Sweden were built in close collaboration with channel partners across North America and Europe, specifically around how partners actually go to market today, where they face constraints, and what slows them down. The two locations are fully networked, meaning the design and testing experience is consistent regardless of where the customer or partner is located. Arrow has operated various lab facilities over the years, but this iteration is explicitly oriented around solving the commercial and operational friction partners face in moving customers from AI and cloud evaluation into deployment. For solution providers working to differentiate on deep technical expertise and pre-sales capability, the ability to leverage distribution infrastructure at this level is increasingly part of the value equation. Mitel announced Tuesday that Ben Macdonald has joined the company as vice president of global channel go-to-market, making him the company’s new channel chief. Macdonald comes from Owl Labs, where he led the shift to a scalable B2B and enterprise channel model including strategic alliances with Microsoft and Lenovo. He has also held senior channel roles at Poly, Juniper Networks, and Ekahau. The appointment arrives at a moment Mitel describes as one of the largest communications refresh cycles in a decade. According to Mitel’s own research, 68 percent of businesses are currently running communications systems that are more than seven years old, and 92 percent of organizations actively modernizing are choosing an integrated-hybrid strategy. Macdonald’s specific background – building recurring revenue models out of historically transactional, hardware-centric businesses – aligns directly with what Mitel says it needs. For the more than 6,000 channel partners in Mitel’s ecosystem, including a significant number of Canadian resellers and MSPs with established UC practices, the appointment signals an intent to activate that market opportunity through the partner community. In Brief – Pax8 named Cork Cyber its Startup Vendor of the Year at Beyond, recognizing the MSP-focused AI remediation platform that remediates threats automatically and pays out financially when risks slip through. A report from the Canadian Anti-Monopoly Project calls Canada’s cloud computing market “broken,” warning that Amazon, Microsoft and Google control 85 percent of the market and domestic providers risk creating what the report calls “maplewashed dependencies.” Cobalt and Omdia research finds that 53 percent of security leaders believe traditional penetration testing is now outdated. iCOUNTER appoints Joel Molinoff, formerly of BlueVoyant and CBS Corporation, as chief operating officer. DataStrike expands its Linux managed services practice by hiring Jon Cain as senior Linux infrastructure engineer. Full details and links in the show notes or the blog post. Later today on In The Channel, we’re hearing from Josh Singh at Turning Point Technologies in Vancouver – it’s a conversation about running a single-vendor Dell practice, AI for SMB, and why backup is the last line of defense against ransomware. And if you haven’t heard it yet, yesterday on In The Channel I sat down with ESTI’s Earl Gosick on AI infrastructure, cyber resilience, and why Saskatchewan may be Canada’s next data center hub. That’s how we’re seeing the headlines today. I’m Robert Dutt for ChannelBuzz.ca, thanks for listening. Have a great day.

Is it possible for IT professionals to remain technical when moving into roles that expand influence, scale, and reach? Matt Starling, Senior Director of Product Marketing at Ekahau and co-founder of the WiFi Ninjas podcast, joins Alexis and Kevin to share how your career can evolve beyond on-call operations without losing the technical core. His... Read more »

Is it possible for IT professionals to remain technical when moving into roles that expand influence, scale, and reach? Matt Starling, Senior Director of Product Marketing at Ekahau and co-founder of the WiFi Ninjas podcast, joins Alexis and Kevin to share how your career can evolve beyond on-call operations without losing the technical core. His... Read more »

Ekahau's Matt Starling is back on the Light Reading Extra podcast to discuss the network performance benefits of Wi-Fi 7, plus Cisco's launch of new Wi-Fi 7 access points during Cisco Live. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ekahau's Matt Starling joins the podcast to break down some of the main benefits of using 6GHz spectrum in Wi-Fi 6. He explains why upgrading to Wi-Fi 6 often isn't as simple as taking down existing Wi-Fi access points (APs) and how Ekahau works with organizations to upgrade their Wi-Fi networks. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Wireless LAN Professionals organization just had its 10th annual conference and who better to break it down than WLPC founder (and Heavy Wireless host) Keith Parsons and friend of the show Ferney Munoz. They review their favorite presentations as well as heartwarming moments. Episode Guest Ferney Munoz | Ekahau and CWNP Certified Wireless Network... Read more »

The Wireless LAN Professionals organization just had its 10th annual conference and who better to break it down than WLPC founder (and Heavy Wireless host) Keith Parsons and friend of the show Ferney Munoz. They review their favorite presentations as well as heartwarming moments. Episode Guest Ferney Munoz | Ekahau and CWNP Certified Wireless Network... Read more »

The Wireless LAN Professionals organization just had its 10th annual conference and who better to break it down than WLPC founder (and Heavy Wireless host) Keith Parsons and friend of the show Ferney Munoz. They review their favorite presentations as well as heartwarming moments. Episode Guest Ferney Munoz | Ekahau and CWNP Certified Wireless Network... Read more »

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Ekahau AI Pro brings many features and benefits for any Wi-Fi engineer. That's why we're being joined by Matt Sterling and Mac Deryng of Ekahau to educate us on what these features are. First off, Sidekick 2 is updated to support 6 GHz with packet captures and be fully useable with Ekahau Analyzer. Then there […] The post CTS 309: Wireless with Ekahau (Sponsored) appeared first on Clear To Send.

Ekahau has just released their latest version of the desktop software but with a new name, AI Pro. With revamped features and algorithms we will look into how AI Planner has changed. We will also dive into the newest additions such as Network Simulator. We find this feature to be useful for client projects. Wall […] The post CTS 290: First Look – Ekahau AI Pro appeared first on Clear To Send.

Want to troubleshoot WiFi as amazingly as Keith Parsons? You wish! Me too :) While no one can get even close to Keith's level, we can at least try, starting with listening to Keith's superb tips.

In Episode 5 of World Wide Technology’s No Bad WiFi series, we meet up with Mason Coffman and Robin Jellum from Aruba. They take us on a journey through Aruba Central with AIOps to automatically identify performance issues and improve the user experience. Scott Boda from WWT walked us through our Aruba Central lab environment and we spoke with Stew Goumans to find out what’s new at Ekahau.  Panelists Mason Coffman, Aruba Robin Jellum, Aruba Scott Boda, WWT Stew Goumans, Ekahau Robb Boyd, Host

In this new No Bad WiFi episode from World Wide Technology, we chat with Anthony Lawson from Cradlepoint and he took us down the Pathway to 5G. We chatted with WWT’s Syed Jafri to find out more about WWT’s PrivateLTE guided lab environment. We then talked to Stew Goumans from Ekahau and Carter Burke from Acceltex who had more great solutions to show and tell! Panelists Anthony Lawson, Cradlepoint Syed Jafri, WWT Stew Goumans, Ekahau Carter Burke, Acceltex Solutions Robb Boyd, Host

How can you leverage the Internet of Things to support your business strategy? In this Episode of #NoBadWifi, we talk all about sensors. Meraki’s Anthony Hizon, Product Manager of Meraki MT Sensors shows us what is possible with the new Meraki MT sensor product line. Throughout this monthly series, hosts Robb Boyd and Jennifer Huber give you the inside look into OEM and Ecosystem Partners' solutions and services revolving around “wireless.”  Kait Miller discusses Labs in WWT’s Advanced Technology focusing on wireless services.  Then Carter Burke from AccelTex discussed their products in the wireless space.  Finally, Robb and Jennifer talked with Anssi Tauriainen from Ekahau about their latest wireless solutions. Episode 3 also has a bonus segment where we talked with WWT’s Chandler Heath about his IoT sensor deployments and the variety of use cases where sensors can be leveraged. Jennifer Huber, WWT Kait Miller, WWT Anthony Hizon, Cisco Meraki Carter Burke, AccelTex Anssi Tauriainen, Ekahau Robb Boyd, Host

Passive vs Active survey - what's the difference & what should I do?

How can you make it easier to transition clients from Wi-Fi 6 to 5G networks? Join us for this second episode of World Wide Technology’s “No Bad Wi-Fi” series where featured guest, Aruba's Chuck Lukaszewski discusses Aruba's Air Pass; the industry's first seamless cellular roaming solution designed to unify enterprise and mobile network experiences. Throughout this series, hosts Robb Boyd and WWT’s Jennifer Huber give you the inside look into OEM and Ecosystem Partners solutions and services revolving around “wireless.” In subsequent episodes, the panel will include thought leaders and leading engineers from Cisco, Meraki, Ekahau, 7Signal and more. Be sure to check back each month for a new, informative and exciting session. This episode is sponsored by Aruba Networks. #NoBadWiFI Presenters: Robb Boyd Jennifer Huber, WWT Chuck Lukaszewski, Aruba

Could you benefit from Wi-Fi 6? How many Wi-Fi 6 clients are already in your environment? Join us for this first episode of WWT’s “No Bad Wi-Fi” series where featured guest, Cisco’s Jim Florwick demonstrates how you can see if it’s worth it, without buying new AP’s. Throughout this series, hosts Robb Boyd and Jennifer Huber give you the inside look into OEM and Ecosystem Partners solutions and services revolving around “wireless.” In subsequent episodes, the panel will include thought leaders and leading engineers from Aruba, Meraki, Ekahau, 7Signal and more. Be sure to check back each month for a new, informative and exciting session.   This episode is sponsored by Cisco.   Presenters:    Robb Boyd   Jennifer Huber , Technical Solutions Architect – Wireless Access & Mobility, WWT   Jim Florwick, Senior TME, Cisco   Anssi Tauriainen, VP – Product Management, Ekahau   Carter Burke, CEO, AccelTex Solutions

Do you recall Mist adding support for Juniper switches? Or that you can drag and drop Ekahau file directly into Dash? Advertise AP names so they can be easily 'spottable' in scanning tools? In case it's not enough, we are delighted to add that Mist has also released 4 new AP models! Please welcome AP12, AP32, AP33 and AP63 and listen to legendary @Jussi to find out more.

In this episode Rowell talks about an issue he is troubleshooting for one of its customer. François talks about some python scripts he has been working on. Ekahau Python Script The objectives of the script is to produce a document that will hold all the information related to access points installations. The script creates the […] The post CTS 233: Python scripting, Ekahau and Meraki appeared first on Clear To Send.

We have a few voicemails from listeners to get through and discuss Ekahau's Price increase (and some alternatives), Coronavirus (is it caused by 5G?), Home WiFi, 7 Signal, WiPerf and lots more! Twitter Mentions: @DevinAkin - Devin Akin @WiredNot - Lee Badman @KellyPBurroughs - Kelly Burroughs @TamoSoft - Tamograph @iBwave - iBwave @NetAlly - AirMagnet @Ekahau - Ekahau @7Signal - 7Signal @Cisco @CiscoUmbrella @DuoSec @Webex - Cisco @Meraki - Cisco Meraki @WLANPi - WLANPi @Corona - Corona --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wirelesspubcast/message

News Next Generation CBRS Standard: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20200123005555/en/Wireless-Innovation-Forum-Issues-Next-Generation-CBRS-Standard Client Distribution at CLEUR: https://twitter.com/SNMPguy/status/1222794787398602752?s=20 Ekahau about to launch a new tool: https://twitter.com/ekahau/status/1223368179000455168?s=20 Register for the product launch: https://wifi.ekahau.com/new-tool-to-win-the-war-against-bad-wifi-networks?utm_campaign=2020%20TOF%20Webinars&utm_content=114769185&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter&hss_channel=tw-26760583 Eight Wi-Fi Trend expected in 2020 by the WFA: https://www.wi-fi.org/beacon/the-beacon/eight-wi-fi-trends-expected-in-2020 Conference on Port Wireless Solutions: http://www.portcomms2020.com/ CWNP JTA 802.11k (Radio Resource Measurement) 802.11k was published in 2008 and added to […] The post CTS 206: A look Into 802.11k appeared first on Clear To Send.

We’re approaching episode 200! And we’ll make it there before the end of the year. I can’t believe we’ve made it this far. A lot of this we thank you, the listener. IT Blog Awards hosted by CiscoClear To Send is a Finalist under Podcast and a Video Series! We can’t thank you guys enough […] The post CTS 196: Awards, Wi-Fi Design Day, Ekahau appeared first on Clear To Send.

In This Episode: - Keith speaks with Dan Klimke about the new netAlly product portfolio and new company name - Wes Purvis present "BLE Deployment Design with Ekahau" at WLPC Phoenix 2019

In This Episode: - Jussi & Keith talk Wireless LAN events as they drive through Helsinki in Jussi's 1971 Datsun 240z 3.5liter supercharged. Come along for the ride. - Keith also answers your questions and helps bring clarity to a problematic installation that has grown complicated over time. - Finally, we hear from Dale Hurshowy with his WLPC Phoenix 2019 presentation "Automating AP Testing in the Lab"

Today we're discussing with Matt why it is important to periodically review the condition of your wireless network in this final '4P' wireless surveys episode!

Fan favorite Chuck Lukaszewski takes center stage to discuss some in-depth 802.11ax topics as well as the IEEE ratification process, 6 GHz coming to Wi-Fi, and even some other unlicensed wireless technologies. While wrapping up, Jussi Kiviniemi from Ekahau sneaks in to wreak havoc on the flow of the show.

In This Episode: - We answer the question: "How do I get my hands on wireless software tools like AirMagnet? I am just getting started in running a small consulting and integration business. The cost of getting some of these software tools can get pretty daunting" - Keith takes us behind the scenes at Ekahau, getting to know some of the behind-the-scenes players who made the new Ekahau Connect launch possible.

We have just had a supreme pleasure discussing some Ekahau news with Jussi Kiviniemi ;) Sidekick captures? Check. Interferers classification? Check. And it’s just the beginning. Listen to the full story on our WiFi Ninjas Podcast.

Ekahau Connect Jussi joins us on the show to talk about the latest announcement of Ekahau Connect and new products. Jussi has been on the show multiple times before: CTS 009: Jussi Kiviniemi of Ekahau CTS 069: Jussie of Ekahau CTS 109: Ekahau Sidekick, Spectrum Analysis, and Finnish Rap CTS 142: Jussi Kiviniemi Discusses the […] The post CTS 165: Ekahau Unveils New Products (Sponsored) appeared first on Clear To Send.

More often than not all wireless activities that involve Ekahau are just mystically called 'the survey'.  We appreciate how important it is to understand the benefits each survey type (predictive, pre / post-deployment, periodic) brings to the table. Today we discuss Post-Deployment Survey as part our '4P' Survey Series :]

How and when to do the pre-deployment survey? Find out if it's a good use of time to always complement a predictive survey with an AP-on-a-stick validation and enjoy some WiFi geek talk :)

Hello and welcome to our second WiFi Ninjas Podcast episode :) Today we're going to discuss wireless professional tools that we use everyday to deliver our work while having some proper fun while doing it. Mac has moved to Boughton (outskirts of Northampton) and has some wireless coverage issues at home due to BT box sitting 2 floors below the home office. Sorry for the lower than expected quality while the home production network is being looked at :) Situation should improve in two weeks! Thankfully Matt is sounding as great as ever so we hope it will help with positive reception of this recording :] Structure of today's episode: Survey Software Ekahau Site Survey Pro 4P 802.11 WiFi Scanning Tools Scanning wifi (802.11) vs non-wifi (spectrum) - both wireless Ekahau with built in WNICs, dongles or Sidekick Metageek inSSIDer (with free version now available) Metageek Eye P.A. (focus on airtime based on captures and tshooting, but also good for basic scanning) Mobile tools (Aruba Utilities on Android, etc.) Wireless controllers Cloud dashboards Wireless Spectrum Analysis Tools Ekahau with dongles (Wi-Spy DBx) Ekahau with Sidekick Cisco AP in SE-connect mode and Cisco Spectrum Expert (free) or MetaGeek Chanalyzer (paid) Metageek Chanalyzer Cloud dashboards Wireless (and wired) Packet Capturing Tools Wireless Cisco AP in sniffer mode Apple laptop Windows laptop with dongle and drivers supporting monitoring mode Savvius Omnipeek with own dongles MetaGeek Eye P.A. with own dongles Wireshark with all above WLANPi (similar to Rasberry Pi) with Comfast dongle - great article by Nigel Bowden 40MHz / 2SS only Ekahau Sidekick soon Wired Wired computer with Wireshark SPAN and RSPAN In-line passive and active packet capture devices Wireless Sensors Cisco Aironet Sensor (requires Cisco DNAC) 7 Signal (vendor agnostic) Others Other tools Cloud dashboards Tshooting Intelligence Historic view Wireless controllers stats, graphs, client debugs, etc. Windows CMD: Run 'netsh wlan show wlanreport' in admin CMD and then Go to 'C:/ProgramData/Microsoft/Windows/WlanReport/wlan-report-latest.html' netsh wlan show interfaces (must be associated) SDA Cisco DNAC Fabric vs non-fabric More intelligence plus automation API Create in house tools More hardware tools DFS logs captures Laser tool Attenuation measure mobile AP (better accuracy) mobile phone (good enough) Laptop harness, gun mouse, comfortable shoes, seagway :) Thanks for listening and please don’t hesitate to leave a comment, feedback, subscribe or follow us on social media. Cheers!

François and Rowell discuss tips to creating Ekahau reports. 6 Tips for Creating Ekahau Reports 1 – Use testing files If you have worked on any programming project before, you will easily understand this tip. Working on a report template is kind of working on a programming project. Here is a summary of the work […] The post CTS 145: 6 Tips for Creating Ekahau Reports appeared first on Clear To Send.

Ookla, makers behind Speedtest.net, have acquired Ekahau. Ooklahau Announced October 10th, 2018 Ookla has acquired Ekahau. The makers behind Speedtest.net are getting their hands into the Wi-Fi world by acquiring the maker of Wi-Fi validation tools. It’s a headscratcher of an acquisition. Speedtest.net is Ookla’s flagship product. It’s used by many people around the world. […] The post CTS 142: Jussi Kiviniemi Discusses the Ekahau Acquisition appeared first on Clear To Send.

In This Episode: - Troy Martin shares shares the pros and cons for different roles in the WLAN industry as well as talking about what makes a good student. - Brian Long Takes us on a journey into optimizing our SSH experience

Eric Johnson talks about how MIMO works. We also talked about outdoor Wi-Fi, MU-MIMO and 802.11ax.   Nick Turner We interviewed Nick at Cisco Live US 2018 at the Ekahau booth (he works for Ekahau). He is the reason why Ekahau template reports are so popular. You should also check out his blog where he shares some […] The post CTS 137: MIMO appeared first on Clear To Send.

In this Episode: - Keith talks about the importance of Ethernet Cabling - Philipp Ebbecke encourages us to just jump in and start learning Wi-Fi with resources all around you. - Neil Mavis demonstrates how to booting Ekahau in 12 Seconds and how to get the most from your laptop

In This Episode: Jerry Olla shares his own journey into becoming a CWNE and reveals the top 3 things that most helped him along the way.

Special guests, Samuel Clements and George Stefanick join the show to discuss the Ekahau Sidekick with Rowell Dionicio and Jussi Kiviniemi. Ekahau Sidekick Wireless site surveys have been performed with USB adapters for a long time. Many have had grueling battles with getting these USB adapters working, we’ve had them fail, and have seen varying […] The post CTS 109: Ekahau Sidekick, Spectrum Analysis, and Finnish Rap appeared first on Clear To Send.

No Strings Attached Show joins forces with Wireless LAN Professionals Podcast in this special edition to talk all about Ekahau’s new Sidekick

Enrique Muñoz – Madrid De seguridad, redes y servidores a redes inalálambricas Wi-Fi, el señor Enrique Muñoz de www.semic.es nos cuenta algunos de los desafíos de un integrador en España. Episodio grabado en Madrid durante la clase de certificación de Ekahau.

Jussi Kiviniemi, Senior Vice President of Ekahau, joins the show as our special guest as we record together in Santa Clara. Jussi goes over the conferences he attended and the upcoming updates to Ekahau Site Survey. Interview with Jussi Video demo of Ekahau Site Survey version 9.0   Attending WLPC and Aruba Atmosphere Great presentations […] The post CTS 069: Jussi Kiviniemi of Ekahau appeared first on Clear To Send.

Welcome to the Ekahau Wi-Fi show hosted by Ekahau Engineers Jerry Olla and Nick Turner!

Blake Krone and Samuel Clements talk with Ekahau about the features in the new Ekahau Site Survey 6.0 which features 802.11ac planning.

While attending Wireless Field Day 2 in San Jose all of the NSA Show team was able to talk with Ekahau regarding their RTLS and Site Survey product lines. After talking with Ekahau we thought this would be a great show to do. So take a listen as Blake, Jennifer, ...