Future Wide Area Wireless

The Cambridge Wireless Future Wide Area Wireless Special Interest Group exists to track developments in future wide area wireless technology and related issues such as spectral policy and Intellectual Property Rights. This SIG is championed by:

The Future Wide Area Wireless SIG meets approximately three times per year with the objectives of:

  • keeping members up to date with the latest developments in standards, IPR issues, and deployment plans
  • providing a ‘hype free zone’ for debating the relative merits of proposed new systems
  • sharing knowledge of new developments
  • exploring new business opportunities that arise from evolving standards
  • exploring opportunities to influence the development of new standards
  • promoting member’s capabilities at local and international levels
  • showcasing member’s capabilities to third parties
  • networking     
Recent Event

Joint DCKTN and Future Wide Area Wireless SIG event - "Standards and the New Economy" 25th March 2010

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Welcome message and Keynote Address – Stuart Revell, Chair of the Wireless Technology & Spectrum Working Group, DCKTN

"The New Wireless Eco-system - Technology and Spectrum Drivers and their Impact on Standardisation Policy and Standardisation Cost" - David Barker, Quintel

"Can Wireless Compete Against Fibre, Cable and Copper?"- Ian Vance, Amazing Communications

"Lessons from History - The Ionica Story and its Relevance Today" - John Haine, Cognovo

"Broadband Global Area Networks" - Alan Howell, Inmarsat

"What about Terrestrial TV? - Ollie Haffenden, BBC Research

"How do other Industries do it?" - Tim Masson, Agilent Technologies
Next Event  

Joint DCKTN and Future Wide Area Wireless SIG, ‘Networks and the New Economy’

The third instalment in this series studies the competitive advantage to be found in a range of networking possibilities with seven analytical presentations over the course of the day featuring topics ranging from low earth orbit satellite networks to greener energy networks and the possibility of super utility networks.

 

This full-day SIG event is championed by Geoff Varrall of RTT Programmes, Stirling Essex of CRFS and Graham Maile of Plextek, in partnership with Digital Communications KTN.
 
This third meeting analyses the convergence that is taking place between wireless and wireline networks at technology level both at the edge and the core, the implications this has for network bandwidth delivery cost and efficiency, the impact this is having on industry business models and how network convergence can deliver long term competitive advantage to the UK.
 
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This full-day takes a comprehensive approach to all the possibilities and economic models currently being used with regard to networking and those that need to be considered for the future. The previous events in this series have been hugely popular, so booking is strongly recommended. The day will provide attendees with the chance to hear from the leading experts in the field culminating in a panel discussion interspersed with ample time to network. Book now to assure your place.
 
To be able to attend this event for free you'll automatically be registered as a DCKTN member. Please note membership of the DCKTN is free.

To join Cambridge Wireless, and attend all future events for free please visit: www.cambridgewireless.co.uk/sign-up

Why not maximise your organisation’s presence at the event by having a display table! Please email admin@cambridgewireless.co.uk to determine availability and charges. Places are already limited!
 
 09/11/10