Gavin Wheeldon

Our US office is in Austin.

I'm in Austin right now.

That's great.

Well, there you go.

Yes, you would because you need the connectivity, but they will often, and it's probably one of them things that people don't realize the full value of it in a conference at the moment.

So you could probably say, look, I'll give you 5K to sponsor the Wi-Fi, overlay our solution on it and get tens of thousands of leads instead of a couple of hundred.

It varies.

You can get a TP link for maybe $50, $60 in a cafe-type environment.

In an enterprise, then your Cisco access points are probably about $1,000 each.

Number one, what's your favorite business book?

I read that many.

I would probably say Who Moved My Cheese?

It's a simple one, and I do it for a competition with the staff here.

And I think the messages are very simple.

The only constant is change.

Probably not.

Again, I read voraciously, you know, blogs, books, whatever I can.

One person I've always been very fond of is Jack Welch, although obviously not serving now.

I've read everything he's written and any blog posts I can get my hands on.

So he's a bit of a favorite, you might say.