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Cell phones provide texting, email, browsing and picture taking capabilities. Many consumers think of their phone as a computer while the computer manufacturers see computing opportunities for mobile internet devices. What leading applications will drive manufacturers to build a cellphone that computes or a computer to communicate. In a 4G world, how many devices is the consumer willing to own? Presented by: David H. YedwabPartnerMarket Strategy & Analytics PartnersJohn GlossnerCTOSandbridge TechnologiesPaul TornattaChief Technical OfficerSkyCrossCheck Other SessionsRegister Now 4G and FMC: It starts at the Edge(4G4-02) Tuesday - 02/03/09, 1:00-1:45pmMany users will spend up to 70 percent of their phone time indoors. At the same time, mobile IP data usage will outstrip mobile voice usage on legacy mobile networks. Yet these new higher spectrum bands RF signal range is shorter and more difficult to provide in-building coverage. Consequently, in-building coverage will become more critical as enterprise users rely increasingly on mobile devices for real-time location-based voice, data and video services. It’s these issues that are driving strategies such as Femtocell and Picocell technologies. This method is being suggested with for EVDO, HSPA and WiMAX today. This session will describe the issues providers will face and how to address them to provide reliable indoor-outdoor FMC solutions. Presented by: Michael Khalilian (Moderator)Chairman & PresidentIMS Forum, NGN ForumRichard BrennanETSI TISPAN Vice-Chair, and TISPAN WG-2 ChairHuaweiMarc SegreSenior Technical Staff MemberIBMBrian DeobaldVice President, Technology StrategySkyTerra LPCheck Other SessionsRegister Now Migrating the Core: Wireless Backhaul(4G4-03) Tuesday - 02/03/09, 1:55-2:40pmWith the adoption of data standards for the wireless network, the existing T1s have to be augmented with new capacity and traffic management strategies. However, the history of the Internet has taught us there is a great deal of flexibility in how this traffic is managed and shaped. This session examines the possibilities of deploying solutions such as Metro-Ethernet and WiMAX and the opportunities for new services based on these solutions. • What are the real capacity requirements for 4G networks? • Will we always need to convert to circuit switch speeds (e.g. T-1, DSO) for backhaul? Presented by: Girish PathakPresidentITE Services, Inc.Joe MocerinoP-ONP StrategyFujitsu Network CommunicationsCheck Other SessionsRegister Now Communications on Social Networks(4G4-04) Tuesday - 02/03/09, 2:50-3:35pmIt’s estimated the Internet lost a third of its email traffic with the advent of social networking tools.. Social networking revolutionized the way we communicate, find each other and define and join communities and groups. This session will look at the relationship between the next generation of social networking users with the next generation of technology. • How do you stay relevant to a dynamic network? • What functions can enhance user connectivity? • How do Wireless services add to the sense of community? Presented by: Thomas McCarthy-Howe (Moderator)CEOLight and ElectricEd PimentelCEOUnWiredSysAndy Abramson (Moderator)CEOComunicano, Inc.Jay BerkowitzAuthorThe Ten Golden Rules of Online Marketing WorkbookCheck Other SessionsRegister Now
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David H. YedwabPartnerMarket Strategy & Analytics Partners
John GlossnerCTOSandbridge Technologies
Paul TornattaChief Technical OfficerSkyCross
Many users will spend up to 70 percent of their phone time indoors. At the same time, mobile IP data usage will outstrip mobile voice usage on legacy mobile networks. Yet these new higher spectrum bands RF signal range is shorter and more difficult to provide in-building coverage. Consequently, in-building coverage will become more critical as enterprise users rely increasingly on mobile devices for real-time location-based voice, data and video services. It’s these issues that are driving strategies such as Femtocell and Picocell technologies. This method is being suggested with for EVDO, HSPA and WiMAX today. This session will describe the issues providers will face and how to address them to provide reliable indoor-outdoor FMC solutions. Presented by: Michael Khalilian (Moderator)Chairman & PresidentIMS Forum, NGN ForumRichard BrennanETSI TISPAN Vice-Chair, and TISPAN WG-2 ChairHuaweiMarc SegreSenior Technical Staff MemberIBMBrian DeobaldVice President, Technology StrategySkyTerra LPCheck Other SessionsRegister Now Migrating the Core: Wireless Backhaul(4G4-03) Tuesday - 02/03/09, 1:55-2:40pmWith the adoption of data standards for the wireless network, the existing T1s have to be augmented with new capacity and traffic management strategies. However, the history of the Internet has taught us there is a great deal of flexibility in how this traffic is managed and shaped. This session examines the possibilities of deploying solutions such as Metro-Ethernet and WiMAX and the opportunities for new services based on these solutions. • What are the real capacity requirements for 4G networks? • Will we always need to convert to circuit switch speeds (e.g. T-1, DSO) for backhaul? Presented by: Girish PathakPresidentITE Services, Inc.Joe MocerinoP-ONP StrategyFujitsu Network CommunicationsCheck Other SessionsRegister Now Communications on Social Networks(4G4-04) Tuesday - 02/03/09, 2:50-3:35pmIt’s estimated the Internet lost a third of its email traffic with the advent of social networking tools.. Social networking revolutionized the way we communicate, find each other and define and join communities and groups. This session will look at the relationship between the next generation of social networking users with the next generation of technology. • How do you stay relevant to a dynamic network? • What functions can enhance user connectivity? • How do Wireless services add to the sense of community? Presented by: Thomas McCarthy-Howe (Moderator)CEOLight and ElectricEd PimentelCEOUnWiredSysAndy Abramson (Moderator)CEOComunicano, Inc.Jay BerkowitzAuthorThe Ten Golden Rules of Online Marketing WorkbookCheck Other SessionsRegister Now
Michael Khalilian (Moderator)Chairman & PresidentIMS Forum, NGN Forum
Richard BrennanETSI TISPAN Vice-Chair, and TISPAN WG-2 ChairHuawei
Marc SegreSenior Technical Staff MemberIBM
Brian DeobaldVice President, Technology StrategySkyTerra LP
With the adoption of data standards for the wireless network, the existing T1s have to be augmented with new capacity and traffic management strategies. However, the history of the Internet has taught us there is a great deal of flexibility in how this traffic is managed and shaped. This session examines the possibilities of deploying solutions such as Metro-Ethernet and WiMAX and the opportunities for new services based on these solutions. • What are the real capacity requirements for 4G networks? • Will we always need to convert to circuit switch speeds (e.g. T-1, DSO) for backhaul? Presented by: Girish PathakPresidentITE Services, Inc.Joe MocerinoP-ONP StrategyFujitsu Network CommunicationsCheck Other SessionsRegister Now Communications on Social Networks(4G4-04) Tuesday - 02/03/09, 2:50-3:35pmIt’s estimated the Internet lost a third of its email traffic with the advent of social networking tools.. Social networking revolutionized the way we communicate, find each other and define and join communities and groups. This session will look at the relationship between the next generation of social networking users with the next generation of technology. • How do you stay relevant to a dynamic network? • What functions can enhance user connectivity? • How do Wireless services add to the sense of community? Presented by: Thomas McCarthy-Howe (Moderator)CEOLight and ElectricEd PimentelCEOUnWiredSysAndy Abramson (Moderator)CEOComunicano, Inc.Jay BerkowitzAuthorThe Ten Golden Rules of Online Marketing WorkbookCheck Other SessionsRegister Now
Girish PathakPresidentITE Services, Inc.
Joe MocerinoP-ONP StrategyFujitsu Network Communications
It’s estimated the Internet lost a third of its email traffic with the advent of social networking tools.. Social networking revolutionized the way we communicate, find each other and define and join communities and groups. This session will look at the relationship between the next generation of social networking users with the next generation of technology. • How do you stay relevant to a dynamic network? • What functions can enhance user connectivity? • How do Wireless services add to the sense of community? Presented by: Thomas McCarthy-Howe (Moderator)CEOLight and ElectricEd PimentelCEOUnWiredSysAndy Abramson (Moderator)CEOComunicano, Inc.Jay BerkowitzAuthorThe Ten Golden Rules of Online Marketing WorkbookCheck Other SessionsRegister Now
Thomas McCarthy-Howe (Moderator)CEOLight and Electric
Ed PimentelCEOUnWiredSys
Andy Abramson (Moderator)CEOComunicano, Inc.
Jay BerkowitzAuthorThe Ten Golden Rules of Online Marketing Workbook
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