Netalvi advises event leadership — and the technology companies that supply them — on the things that make or break an operation. Network design, public Wi-Fi, infrastructure decisions, and the software their teams actually run on. We work across festivals, athletics events, art fairs, corporate gatherings, and disaster-recovery deployments, at sizes from 1,000 attendees to 100,000.
You need a third party to validate your work. We do that without throwing you under the bus. We read the design, the kit list, the radio plan and the cabinet detail, and where something needs fixing we work with you to get it fixed — so the client gets what they actually needed, not a report saying someone else would have done it better.
A client recently asked us to look at where their event-technology operation was going. The outcome was concrete: three roles closed because the work had been duplicated for years, and the logistics workflow rebuilt around a single tool. We’re not in the business of polite reports.
A client wanted a fast way to measure cellular coverage across their festival sites — to put numbers behind the case for installing public Wi-Fi. Nothing on the market did it the way they needed. So we built Cellular Survey, now in use and the first of a small portfolio of internal tools.
A mobile-first capture app for documenting cellular coverage at large events, paired with a client-facing report that turns the data into a defensible case for Wi-Fi deployment. Operators capture readings on phones; the report goes to the client. Built in 2026; first deployments live this season.
Netalvi is a small team of senior event-technology specialists. Every engagement is led directly by one of us — no hand-off, no junior account staff. Background: years of hands-on network engineering at events, now selling the more strategic version of the same work, including the occasional piece of software when nothing existing fits.