"...software allowing instantaneous creation of a self-forming, self-healing community wireless network. That "community" could even be a 50-mile long, four-lane wide one formed involuntarily by thousands of people..."
Sounds like a kind of virus to me :)
Anyway, it's very, very difficult to start a startup where the government (any part of it) is your main customer. It takes established business or political connections to pull it off, and even if you have that you have at best a market of a few hundred or thousand entities (if you're talking local gov'ts) with all their own unique red-tape.
Sounds like a kind of virus to me :)
Anyway, it's very, very difficult to start a startup where the government (any part of it) is your main customer. It takes established business or political connections to pull it off, and even if you have that you have at best a market of a few hundred or thousand entities (if you're talking local gov'ts) with all their own unique red-tape.