Bruce Alexander is the technical marketing manager for the Cisco Systems Wireless Networking Business Unit. Bruce joined Cisco as a result of the Cisco acquisition of Aironet Wireless Communication, where Bruce was the director of technical support. Bruce has been in the radio frequency (RF) technology area for more than 25 years and in RF WLAN technology for the past 16 years. His previous duties include working in both software and hardware areas of the RF engineering group at Telxon, serving as senior instructor for National Education centers, and co-founding the Ameritron Amateur Radio Company. Bruce attended Akron University, where he majored in computer programming and business administration.

Daryl Kaiser joined the Cisco Systems Wireless Networking group in 2001 with the goal of enhancing WLAN performance by making the network aware of its radio environment. As an active participant in the IEEE 802.11 standards development process, he helped draft the IEEE 802.11k Radio Measurement supplement. In previous work, he was responsible for the management and technical performance of wireless signal processing for GSM base stations—from pico-cell to macro-cell with macro-diversity combining. Prior to these commercial applications, Daryl worked with Silicon Valley defense contractors, developing custom algorithms for signal detection, automatic recognition, and content enhancement.

Bruce McMurdo, CCIE No. 1537, has been with Cisco for seven years as a network consulting engineer and a technical marketing engineer. For the last three years, Bruce has focused on WLANs and mobility.