Cevo is your online portal for working with the Enterprise Wireless Alliance (EWA). You may submit FCC Form 601 and other frequency coordination and licensing requirements for private land mobile radio service. There are Cevo tools at your disposal, just like those used by EWA frequency coordination staff. Also, you can use Cevo to join EWA or renew your membership and subscribe to EWA services like Premier Reporting and License Management. Cevo is integrated with EWA’s website, so you may also visit the site to search for and review information about EWA’s advocacy, services, education, media, job board, buyer’s guide, and other valuable member services.
EWA Elects New Board Members
October 5, 2016
The Enterprise Wireless Alliance (EWA), an FCC-certified frequency advisory committee and leading advocate for business enterprises that rely on wireless communications systems, announced the election of new members to its Board of Directors during EWA’s Annual Membership meeting, held today in Dallas, Texas.
- Kirk Alland, Unication USA, Inc., Arlington, Texas
- Steve Eckels, Wireless Communications, Inc., Baltimore, Maryland
- Jonathan Franklin, Signal Communications, LLC, Coconut Creek, Florida
- Bradley Goldring, Ford Motor Company, Allen Park, Michigan
- Daryl Jackson, ComSource, Inc., Rochester Hills, Michigan
The following Board members were also elected to serve as officers and members of the Executive Committee:
- Catherine Leonard, Chair of the Board
- David Reeves, Vice Chair of the Board
- Gordon Day, Treasurer
- Mark Crosby, President
- Bart Fisher
- Michael Fordinal
- Bill Landis
- Paul Lauttamus
- Bob McGowan
“We are thrilled to have such wireless professionals join the EWA Board as EWA’s leadership within the industry starts with this unprecedented body.” said EWA President Mark Crosby.
About the Enterprise Wireless Alliance
EWA is an FCC-certified frequency advisory committee that provides license preparation, spectrum management and associated services to business enterprises, private carriers, public safety entities and wireless sales and service organizations. Membership within EWA is open to users of wireless communications systems, vendors, system operators and service organizations. Additional information about membership and services is available at www.enterprisewireless.org.
Cevo FAQ
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Anyone wishing to do business with EWA may register for a Cevo account, including members and non-members of the trade association. EWA reserves the right to cancel any accounts not established for this purpose.
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First decide what you want to do in Cevo - your choices are available from the top-right Services tab. The most common services are found in the gray horizontal band under “Get Started,” or scroll down the page to select other services. You may browse the site to learn about EWA’s services, and must be logged in to make a purchase or take advantage of member-only resources.
What is the purpose of the “Hand Over To EWA” button?
Think of the “Hand Over To EWA” button as the “I’m done” button, available to users working on an FCC Filing via the Cevo Wizard. Hand Over your application to EWA if you’ve provided as much information as possible, but don’t have everything, and you would like an EWA Spectrum Advisor to fully complete the application in accordance with FCC rules, plus also perform frequency coordination and application submittal to the FCC. This is the same service selection as Cevo Express.