SolveForce is the premier podcast for business leaders, IT professionals, and decision-makers seeking unified intelligence in enterprise telecommunications and technology infrastructure. Each episode draws insights directly from the SolveForce book series available on Amazon. We deliver in-depth guidance on critical business connectivity solutions including fiber optics, SD-WAN, 5G failover, multi-WAN redundancy, cloud integration, cybersecurity frameworks, VoIP systems, and scalable network architectures. Learn how to eliminate ordering friction and complexity with SolveForce’s White Glove VIP Telecom Service — a concierge-level, carrier-agnostic solution supporting 180+ providers at no additional cost to your business. Discover strategies to optimize costs, enhance reliability, strengthen security, and future-proof your operations in today’s digital economy. Whether you manage a growing enterprise, operate a call center, oversee data centers, or
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Signup to Generate a PitchSolveForce is the premier podcast for business leaders, IT professionals, and decision-makers seeking unified intelligence in enterprise telecommunications and technology infrastructure. Each episode draws insights directly from the SolveForce book series available on Amazon.
SolveForce is hosted by Steve Sramek. The show has published 21 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Who Controls the Internet’s Root Servers" (25 July 2026, 53 minutes), "The Global Competition for IP Addresses" (25 July 2026, 33 minutes), and "The Global Competition for IP Addresses" (25 July 2026, 33 minutes).
SolveForce publishes roughly daily, with episodes averaging 49 minutes across 21 episodes.
Booking probability for SolveForce is 30%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. SolveForce requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. SolveForce's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for SolveForce are Telecommunications and IT Services & Software Development. SolveForce has an arts audience.
Steve Sramek hosts SolveForce, an arts podcast with 21 episodes published.
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Episode #22
<p>The internet’s entire naming system ultimately depends on thirteen logical addresses — a constraint born from a 1980s protocol limitation that still shapes global infrastructure today. Behind those addresses sits one...
Episode #21
<p>A block of numbers given away for free in the 1980s can now be worth more than a commercial skyscraper. IP addresses — the numerical foundation of every internet connection — have become one of the most fiercely...
Episode #21
A block of numbers given away for free in the 1980s can now be worth more than a commercial skyscraper. IP addresses — the numerical foundation of every internet connection — have become one of the most fiercely...
<p>Every time you pull down to refresh a feed, a cybernetic feedback loop engineered decades earlier quietly recalculates how to hold your attention. What began as a simple solution to a shopping-cart problem has become...
Every time you pull down to refresh a feed, a cybernetic feedback loop engineered decades earlier quietly recalculates how to hold your attention. What began as a simple solution to a shopping-cart problem has become...
Episode #19
<p>The internet is not floating in the sky — it runs through fragile strands of glass lying on the ocean floor. Over 95% of intercontinental data traffic travels through undersea fiber-optic cables no thicker than a...
<p>The early internet was designed with a radical vision: a shared digital commons that would extend human thought through associative links and real-time collaboration. Instead, we inherited a fragmented web of walled...
The early internet was designed with a radical vision: a shared digital commons that would extend human thought through associative links and real-time collaboration. Instead, we inherited a fragmented web of walled...
Episode #17
<p>The internet is the most critical piece of global infrastructure in human history — trillions of dollars flow across it daily, and it powers nearly every aspect of modern life. Yet it has no CEO, no central board of...
Episode #17
The internet is the most critical piece of global infrastructure in human history — trillions of dollars flow across it daily, and it powers nearly every aspect of modern life. Yet it has no CEO, no central board of...
Episode #16
<p>The old corporate network was built like a medieval castle — thick walls around a central data center, expensive private tunnels to branch offices, and everything funneled through a single choke point. That model...
Episode #16
The old corporate network was built like a medieval castle — thick walls around a central data center, expensive private tunnels to branch offices, and everything funneled through a single choke point. That model...
Episode #15
<p>The old corporate network was built like a medieval castle — thick walls around a central data center, expensive private tunnels to branch offices, and everything funneled through a single choke point. That model...
Episode #15
The old corporate network was built like a medieval castle — thick walls around a central data center, expensive private tunnels to branch offices, and everything funneled through a single choke point. That model...
Episode #14
<p>The modern internet didn’t just need cables on the ground — it needed to conquer the curvature of the Earth and the vast oceans. The solution? Satellites and the invisible protocols that make them work.</p><p>In this...
Episode #14
The modern internet didn’t just need cables on the ground — it needed to conquer the curvature of the Earth and the vast oceans. The solution? Satellites and the invisible protocols that make them work. In this episode...
Episode #15
<p>For thousands of years, communication required something physical to move — runners, pigeons, ships, or heavy copper wires. Then humanity learned to send information through absolutely nothing.</p><p>In this episode...
Episode #14
<p>The internet didn’t start with computers. Its core architecture — routing, switching, multiplexing, and signal management — was engineered for the human voice in the Victorian era.</p><p>In this deep dive, we explore...
Episode #13
<p>We casually talk about data living "in the cloud," streaming video over invisible Wi-Fi, and the internet as something weightless and ethereal. The truth is far more grounded — and vulnerable.</p><p>In this episode...
Episode #13
We casually talk about data living "in the cloud," streaming video over invisible Wi-Fi, and the internet as something weightless and ethereal. The truth is far more grounded — and vulnerable. In this episode, we dive...
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