The whole idea of being “technical” is that we technologists are supposed to understand how things work. This type of expertise is important when businesses are examining the available options, to address a requirement and select (or, more often, recommend) the most reasonable and cost-effective solution. That’s particularly true today as organizations investigate Internet of Things (IoT), vehicular communications, and other leading-edge wireless applications.
That “reasonable” term is inherently difficult to nail down — volume often drives price changes, which in turn impact cost-effectiveness.
