Resound Networks, an Wireless ISP in North Texas, is making strides in expanding its service capabilities and operational efficiency. Its recent acquisition of HTZ Communications not only enhances its network planning and design processes but also ensures superior service delivery across rural areas in Texas, Arizona, Colorado, Oklahoma, Arkansas, New Mexico and Kansas.
Integrating HTZ Communications into Resound Networks’ operations offers them advanced radio planning and modelling. Having previously relied on Google Network Planner and Pathloss 5 for P2P Microwave design, HTZ Communications offers a unified tool that performs both functions and interfaces seamlessly with Google Earth. To facilitate this, Resound Networks has purchased three licenses of HTZ Communications to support the creation and sharing of detailed propagation and network design plans throughout the company.
Tyson Curtis, the CEO of Resound Networks, says, "It is essential that our models are as close to real-world performance as possible. HTZ Communications allows us to leverage cutting-edge technology to close the digital divide for many of our underserved communities." The acquisition underscores Resound Networks' commitment to providing high-speed internet services, enhancing connectivity, and fostering growth across their regions.
About Resound Networks
This high-speed internet service provider (ISP) is based in Pampa, Texas. Founded in 2015, the company focuses on delivering broadband internet to both residential and commercial clients, primarily in rural and underserved areas. Resound Networks offers a variety of internet plans with features such as truly unlimited data, fibre redundancy, and managed Wi-Fi systems, catering to households and businesses seeking reliable connectivity.
