Airwave, the leading provider of critical voice and data
communications to public service organisations in Great Britain, has been
invited to give two presentations and participate in panel discussions at the
TETRA World Congress (TWC) 2012 taking place in Dubai between 14 and 17 May
2012.
Euros
Evans, Airwave CTO will present: ‘Delivering greater capacity to support
unplanned major events and incidents while balancing the impact on Airwave
spectral efficiency’ on day one of the congress, which will explore the potentials of the future technologies and the
benefits they could bring for the various needs of the public safety sector.
Euros is also participating in the panel discussion on day two of
the congress entitled: ‘TETRA – ‘Short Term and Long Term Opportunities
and Threats’. The panel will evaluate the prospects for the size of the TETRA
market over the next five years and discuss what the impact will be of mobile
broadband, particularly LTE in mission/ business critical communications.
Airwave’s CEO, Richard Bobbett is also participating in a panel
discussion on day one entitled: ‘TETRA Network
Investment & Development Roadmap’. This session will allow delegates to
hear from the leaders of major TETRA operators on how investment in networks
and services is evolving. It will also examine the roadmap for long-term
critical communications network planning to meet the requirements of users.
On
day three of the congress Martin Benke, Airwave Network Services Director and
Peter Goulding of Motorola Solutions will present: ‘The UK summer riots – A
report on phases of the incident’. The presentation explores the challenges
experienced during the summer riots, which saw an increase in the number of
users on the Airwave Network in London increase from 6,000 to 16,000.
The 14th annual TETRA World Congress 2012 takes place from 14-17 May 2012 at the Dubai International Convention and Exhibition
Centre. Some 2,500+ TETRA users,
manufacturers, network operators, application developers and system integrators
from around the world are expected to attend.
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