Cevo Go vs KC Tech Checkpoint

Cevo Go® allows applicants for land mobile radio licenses from the Federal Communications Commission to obtain EWA-certified radio frequencies in hours or minutes. Not the usual days or weeks that other companies may take. One simple, all-inclusive rate takes care of the application preparation and virtually instant frequency coordination, including FCC fees. In just three easy steps, select the action required, enter your technical data, then accept the results. An EWA spectrum advisor completes the process and transmits your finalized application to the FCC. Cevo Go from the Enterprise Wireless Alliance (EWA) is the latest mobile app innovation from the industry's leading authority for FCC Part 90 spectrum assignments, solutions, education, and advocacy. Key features of the app: Apply for a new FCC license or modify an existing license to add a new location or add new frequencies. Provide a minimum set of system information, including VHF or UHF band, fixed or mobile only, conventional or trunked, number of frequencies (up to 5), geographic coordinates, antenna height, power, and emissions. Cevo Go provides optimum results for certified frequencies in a fraction of the time you may be used to, often in under one hour. To ensure frequency assignment fairness to others, you have a limited period of time to accept the frequencies and press Go! For more-complex applications, the Cevo Go mobile app routes you to Cevo® online, for all your spectrum needs. EWA assistance is a click away, via email links, phone call buttons, and FAQs from the Help menu.

Data is everything. That's why the KC Tech Council collaborated with Kansas City-based global consulting firm Pomerol Partners to create a dynamic, interactive dashboard for you to explore the latest workforce data and trends in Kansas City's tech industry. The ever-evolving dashboard will be refreshed with new monthly data as soon as it's available. With KC Tech Checkpoint, you can: • Access data surrounding the most in-demand Kansas City tech positions • Explore the most common tech skills listed on active KC tech job listings • Review Kansas City versus U.S. tech workforce data • Navigate the distribution of new, active and closed Kansas City tech jobs • Compare Kansas City tech median wages in correlation with occupations, employers, certificates, industries, job titles and locations • Browse the Tech Talent tab, which gives a look at incoming tech talent pipeline from local higher education into the workforce • Browse Kansas City tech trend graphs featuring job listings and median wages by month • Export custom reports About the KC Tech Council: The KC Tech Council is the voice of Kansas City's technology industry. It serves as the regional advocate for tech, comprised of 170+ member and sponsor companies ranging from large enterprises to small businesses. Advocacy work is focused around three strategic pillars: industry access and connectivity, public policy advocacy at every level of government, and workforce development. In conjunction with strategic partners, active stakeholders and unique cultural and lifestyle advantages, the KC Tech Council elevates Kansas City as a leading technology hub. Learn more at kctechcouncil.com.