Radiant Networks: Wireless Solutions Experts
Our Mission
Supporting todays mission critical applications, security, and both physical and cloud connectivity.
About Us
Radiant Networks represents the vision and values of its employees and clients alike. A passion for wireless and an understanding of how it can shape your business to be more competitive in today’s economy drives us toward excellence. Our collective experience spans decades, long before secure wireless and mobility were mainstream in the enterprise. Our engineers draw on their broad experience, acquired from all major OEM manufacturers, and experience in verticals such as healthcare, supply chain, SLED, and higher education.
Our expertise, combined with our sustained ability to execute, ensures the very best solutions for our clients and partners, whether a ‘work-from-home’ office or a large-scale design and deployment. Our commitment to our loyal client base is apparent in all we do.
Radiant Networks, headquartered in Louisville, KY, is one of the country’s leading wireless engineering and consulting companies. Radiant Networks provides expertise in designs, pre-deployment site surveys, implementation, and troubleshooting of complex networks. We have a core competency in wireless infrastructure (we are vendor agnostic), along with expertise in mission-critical applications that demand ubiquitous coverage and access.
Radiant Networks was founded in 2006 by Dan Cooper. Dan started his passion for wireless approximately 30 years ago as an Engineer at Telxon, working on supply chain solutions and leading-edge OEM technology from the Aironet product line. He continued his wireless engineering work at Cisco when Cisco purchased Aironet. Dan left Cisco to start a wireless professional services company called WireSpeed Networks. WireSpeed Networks was purchased by Analysts International, where Dan launched the Wireless Business Unit.
This level of expertise has allowed us to build a strong subcontract business where we are the wireless experts for the “tough” jobs by a variety of integration companies.
Today – Secure Wireless and Mobility empower the workforce of large enterprises, small businesses, and home offices alike, making all of them more competitive in today’s economy. Radiant Networks carved a niche in the industry long before it was “cool to do wireless,” co-founder Dan Cooper likes to say. The vital need for secure wireless and mobility and the company’s vast experience and knowledge continue to propel Radiant Networks’ on the front lines of wireless in the enterprise.
“Our partner-to-partner business model allows for scalable growth in all vertical markets, including the healthcare, government, education, financial, and manufacturing sectors.”
Cooper serves as the CEO and is engaged in all facets of advanced engineering projects and pre-sales engineering components. “These are exciting times for our company as new technology integrations emerge with major OEMs to focus on secure mobility, IoT, and more,” Cooper said.
Radiant Networks is small and agile by design. This allows us to maintain the highest level of quality in the engineering solutions we provide. When involved in large-scale deployments, we have developed an Eco-System of wireless talent in the US and abroad.
“There are growing demands on Wireless bandwidth and reliability, and the critical role that WiFi and IoT play to organizations continues to evolve,” Cooper said. Our diverse capabilities and experience have catapulted our year-to-year growth because businesses of all sizes need wireless mobility, wireless security, and the necessary management of those systems and services.
Our Founder, Dan Cooper
Dan started his passion for wireless solutions more than 25 years ago as an engineer at Telxon Corporation, where he used to work on the Aironet product line. Afterward, he continued his wireless engineering work at Cisco when they purchased Aironet.
Dan left Cisco to start a professional wireless services company called WireSpeed Networks LLC. This enterprise was later purchased by Analysts International Corporation, and Dan remained in charge of the wireless services division.