Agenda
Spectrum Summit | June 28 | 9:30 am to 4:30 pm | Lichtenau (Baden), Germany
We welcome everyone to the 27th Spectrum Summit Conference! We’re grateful to be able to host the Spectrum Summit back in person again. LS telcom COO Roland Götz will be welcoming you to an exciting day filled with keynote speeches, panel discussions and so much more!
Dynamic Spectrum Management has enabled regulators to offer greater access to spectrum and gives users flexibility in spectrum use. As demand for spectrum continues we can expect to see innovation in commercial dynamic spectrum management solutions and approaches to ensure industry developments can keep pace with demand.
In this panel session, we will explore the potential of future dynamic spectrum management systems, how new agile systems could improve the functionality of spectrum management processes, and the practicalities of developing and implementing such systems.
The following experts will contribute to this session:
Wireless equipment has become increasingly essential in the implementation of special events. Wireless cameras, microphones, television broadcasting, satellite communication, sensor technology - and the sometimes thousandfold private live streaming of the events. Delays of transmissions, interferences or even outages or failures are not an option. As the requirements for sports, music, political, or cultural events grow, a clean and well-managed spectrum is necessary for success. This studio magazine will explore how major international or national special events under the supervision and organization of national regulators, as well as big local events under the organization of a venue operator, can achieve a clean and well-managed spectrum.
The following experts will contribute to this session:
> Ayesha Amanat | Spectrum Planning Specialist | Communications Regulatory Authority Qatar
Take a break and recharge during our lunch hour! Our on-site catering offers a variety of delicious options to satisfy any appetite. Use this time to network with fellow attendees, relax and refuel for the rest of the event.
Once a rather dry subject, spectrum licensing is now seen as a multi-purpose tool which can unlock the potential of a variety of technologies. Many counties regard local licensing as a key policy lever in ensuring the success of 5G verticals and the rise of direct to phone satellite services has rekindled debate about pan-European satellite licences. But not to be forgotten is the huge economic growth generated by the national exclusive licences used in the mobile sector.
The following experts will contribute to this session:
> Amit Nagpal | Aetha Consulting Limited
Regulators worldwide have started introducing progressive licensing approaches to award spectrum in different bands for private wireless networks. Revolution meets evolution in terms of licensing and technology. Listen and learn from multiple stakeholders about challenges and opportunities of private wireless networks.
The following experts will contribute to this session:
Thank you for attending our conference! After a long and insightful day Mr. Roland Götz will close the conference with the hope that the experience has been informative, engaging, and valuable for you.
Unlocking the Potential of Dynamic Spectrum Management
Panel Discussion 1 | Moderator: Saul Friedner
Dynamic Spectrum Management has enabled regulators to offer greater access to spectrum and gives users flexibility in spectrum use. As demand for spectrum continues we can expect to see innovation in commercial dynamic spectrum management solutions and approaches to ensure industry developments can keep pace with demand.
In this panel session, we will explore the potential of future dynamic spectrum management systems, how new agile systems could improve the functionality of spectrum management processes, and the practicalities of developing and implementing such systems.
A Clean Spectrum - the Basis for Successful Events
Studio Magazine 1 | Moderator: Dr. Witold Thaul
Wireless equipment has become increasingly essential in the implementation of special events. Wireless cameras, microphones, television broadcasting, satellite communication, sensor technology - and the sometimes thousandfold private live streaming of the events. Delays of transmissions, interferences or even outages or failures are not an option. As the requirements for sports, music, political, or cultural events grow, a clean and well-managed spectrum is necessary for success. This studio magazine will explore how major international or national special events under the supervision and organization of national regulators, as well as big local events under the organization of a venue operator, can achieve a clean and well-managed spectrum.
Using Licensing to Stimulate Innovation and Growth
Panel Discussion 2 | Moderator: Martin Sims
Once a rather dry subject, spectrum licensing is now seen as a multi-purpose tool which can unlock the potential of a variety of technologies. Many counties regard local licensing as a key policy lever in ensuring the success of 5G verticals and the rise of direct to phone satellite services has rekindled debate about pan-European satellite licences. But not to be forgotten is the huge economic growth generated by the national exclusive licences used in the mobile sector.
Lessons Learnt from Licensing, Planning and Implementing Private Wireless Networks so far
Studio Magazine 2 | Moderator: Heiko Ross
Regulators worldwide have started introducing progressive licensing approaches to award spectrum in different bands for private wireless networks. Revolution meets evolution in terms of licensing and technology. Listen and learn from multiple stakeholders about challenges and opportunities of private wireless networks.