What will define 5G is coming into focus. The need for an effective standards process, that will represent the varied stakeholders, is critical. TIA NOW discusses this process and shows a working demo of 3 future capabilities of 5G.
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The Red Rock Casino Resort and Spa is a premiere location in the Las Vegas area and requires first class cellular service for their customers. So how do you upgrade an existing cellular infrastructure without disrupting the hotel guests?
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from The 5G Channel
5G is closer than we think, as stakeholders on the value chain become part of the solution for next-generation networking. Here to tell us more about the migration towards 5G technologies is Dr. Michael Peeters, CTO for the Wireless Business Line at Alcatel-Lucent.
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How do you aggregate disparate inventory platforms to move customers to the next generation of inventory management? Power & Tel's PTMI inventory management system helps their clients ensure that critical spares are available when they want it, when they need it, and delivered flawlessly.
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The environmental impact of data is difficult to see, but some industry analysts expect big data to be the biggest environmental pressure being placed on the world. Roger Tipley, Vice President of Industry and Government Alliances at Schneider Electric and Chairman of the Board, President and Founder of The Green Grid Association, tells TIA NOW how sustainable data centers can lower the impact of data on the environment.
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Geofencing and proximity beacon technologies that support proximity services to major retailers, restaurant chains, sports complexes and other brick-and-mortar operations generate invaluable business intelligence. TIA NOW sat down with David Helms, Chief Product Officer at Radius Networks to talk about the New Contextual World.
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The new world order in the ICT industry is a combination of network virtualization technologies and billions of connected edge devices. So the question is, where do you fit into the new value chain and how can you remain relevant and profitable?
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The Open Internet Order is published, but what does it represent and how will it impact the ICT industry? TIA NOW talked about the Open Internet Order with Paul Barbagallo, the Managing Editor of Bloomberg BNA Now, Tech and Telecom.
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from Events
The drumbeat of the digital transformation of the communications industry is what TIA’s CEO Scott Belcher espouses as he invites attendees to register for the TIA 2015 Network of the Future Conference on June 2-4, in Dallas, TX. /p>
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On the heels of 5G technologies making some noise, industry stakeholders are already looking for clear business cases that leverage next generation network architectures. To tell us more about 5G and how next-gen technologies will play a role is Ashish Singh, Vice President of Products at SK Telecom Americas.
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TIA’s value proposition continues to evolve after welcoming CEO Scott Belcher, Chairman of the Board Mark Walker, and very soon bringing on a CTO. "TIA is in a very healthy position," said Mark Walker as he walks us through TIA’s value prop in 2015.
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Smart phone data traffic over Wi-Fi has been around for years, but now with carrier-class Wi-Fi calling, we can expect a great deal of smartphone voice traffic to also move over to Wi-Fi. TIA NOW learns more about Wi-Fi calling with Josh Lonn, Senior Director of Marketing for T-Mobile USA and responsible for repositioning T-Mobile’s Wi-Fi calling product.
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Virtual test beds that measure the degrees of automation for NFV orchestrated networks are blanketing the industry. TIA NOW talked with one of the pioneers of virtual networking, Martin Casado, inventor of OpenFlow, an enabler of software defined networking, and also the SVP and GM of the Networking and Security Business Unit at VMWare.
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Watch industry leaders talk about the changes needed in both the business and policy realms in order to realize the potential of the Internet of Things. At TIA’s IoT Roundtable, the panel included Stephen Mellor, Chief Technology Officer of the Industrial Internet Consortium, Liam Quinn, Fellow and Executive Director in the Client Computing Group at Dell and Todd Rytting, Chief Technology Officer at Panasonic North America.
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Navigating the complexities of China’s regulatory landscape is a unique challenge. The United States Information Technology Office (USITO) brings together the world’s leading ICT companies to promote the development of the U.S. ICT industry in China. TIA NOW spoke with the Managing Director of USITO, Matt Roberts.