My background is radio. 10 years on air at various smaller private stations, until I decided that I was more interested in getting stuff to work, and then leave the microphone to others. That was in 1997.Since then I have worked as Technical manager and independent consultant, covering all technical areas of radio broadcasting (and some non-technical).Since 2006, work areas have expanded into Newsroom Computer system and systems for file based TV production and Media Asset Management (MAM), and how to get media and metadata to flow from one system to an other, and collect as much information automatically as possible, now that users don't want to spend time entering metadata manually.Understanding how users work, how systems work, availability and security requirements to optimize work flows for more efficient operation with fewer errors. By the way ... have your company spent lots of money on redundant equipment that just sits there waiting to take over, and when the disaster finally came, it didn't help you? If you have, or if you want to avoid it, have a look at the Redundancy article (in the publications list below).Specializing in tracking difficult problems in broadcast systems into reproducible scenarios that can then be corrected, and troubleshooting in live broadcast environments where a solution is often required within a very short time frame.Many years of experience installing, configuring and operating products like DigaSystem, Dalet Galaxy and DaletPlus radio and TV for small and large sites (1000+ users), Mosart studio automation and Adobe Premiere. And writing lots of integrations between them and to other systems.General experience managing office computer network and applications on Windows, Linux and Mac platforms and IT security.Frequency planning: ITU standards, planning and protection of FM radio frequencies. Radio and frequency legislation.