What Happened?
Redwood City, -based Adaptive-Spectrum-and-Signal-Alignment,-Incorporated Resigned David Fligor as General Counsel
About the Company
Adaptive Spectrum and Signal Alignment, Inc. (ASSIA®) is a strategic partner and trusted solutions vendor to broadband service providers worldwide. ASSIA`s market leading solutions enable providers to grow revenues, increase customer satisfaction, improve operational efficiencies, and deliver new multimedia content to the broadband and Wi-Fi enabled home. With more than 100 million broadband and Wi-Fi lines under contract with top-tier service providers worldwide, ASSIA products and services deliver the performance and reliability needed to support the ever increasing demand on broadband and Wi-Fi in the home. ASSIA was founded in 2003 by Dr. John Cioffi, renowned expert in DSL technology and professor emeritus of electrical engineering at Stanford University. The company was created to help service providers realize breakthrough improvements in the performance and profitability of their DSL networks. Later ASSIA`s vision recognized the need for similar improvements with the popularity of Wi-Fi in the home leveraging many of the company`s market leading diagnostic and optimization technology and expertise. The company is financially solid/profitable and grew over 50% in 2017 by expanding its customer base and through new product sales to existing customers. All four key product lines including CloudCheck®, ClearView®, DSL Expresse® and GPON Expresse® are growing. The company is backed by strategic investors including AT&T, Mingly China Growth Fund, SFR Development, Sandalwood Partners, Sofinnova Ventures, Stanford University, Swisscom Ventures, Telefónica, T-Ventures and ValueGate.
About the Person
David Fligor is at Adaptive Spectrum and Signal Alignment, Incorporated. David Fligor is General Counsel and Corporate Secretary at Adaptive Spectrum and Signal Alignment. Previously, David held various senior legal leadership roles in the industry.
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