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Teresa Huysamen

Head of the wireless and surveillance business unit, Duxbury Networking.

Teresa Huysamen is head of the wireless and surveillance business unit at Duxbury Networking. She has been part of the IT sector for the past 26 years – 15 of which have been at Duxbury – and is passionate about her role in the industry. As part of the product, marketing and sales cycle, she is focused on meeting customer needs with innovative technology.

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Artificial IntelligenceOct 29, 2020

Ruggedised networks provide autonomy in precision farming

A protocol that gives autonomous adaptability – enabling the network to react in real-time to changes in network topology, load and environmental conditions – is desirable.

Teresa Huysamen
3:30
Artificial IntelligenceOct 22, 2020

Growing beyond agricultural network complications

Networking obstacles can often keep farms from adopting automation, or relegate them to a low level of automation without the ability to scale their operations.

Teresa Huysamen
7:10
Artificial IntelligenceOct 15, 2020

The road to precision farming

Step-by-step levels of automation serve as a roadmap to the applications, functionality and agricultural benefits of introducing precision farming techniques.

Teresa Huysamen
3:20
Artificial IntelligenceOct 8, 2020

Powering the future of precision farming

The ultimate vision for precision farming is a solution that uses connected technology to simultaneously address all of a farmer’s pain points.

Teresa Huysamen
4:20
IOTSept 2, 2020

802.11ax: The benefits keep adding up

In essence, 802.11ax focuses on metrics that will improve the client experience and increase cell throughput.

Teresa Huysamen
3:30
Enterprise ArchitectureAug 25, 2020

802.11ax: Efficient use of RF spectrum to increase network capacity

Whereas 802.11ac made the network faster, 802.11ax is designed for higher channel efficiency in a dense networking environment.

Teresa Huysamen
4:10
DevicesAug 18, 2020

How 802.11ax is addressing WiFi networks’ changing needs

Client and standards ecosystem support for 802.11ax is expected this year, and network architects will design the 2020s decade using this new technology.

Teresa Huysamen