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With global trials and deployments already underway the WiMAX and wireless broadband revolution is gaining traction with one goal in mind: to meet increasing business and consumer expectations for higher bandwidth and mobility.
WiMAX will give users uninterrupted and untethered access to a rich variety of high-bandwidth services not only around offices, homes, coffee shops, airports, and hotels, but also as users roam in rural, suburban, and metropolitan areas.
WiMax Summit Australia 2007 is the first in the region that will bring together international and domestic service providers to evaluate best practice, assess business models and discuss the projected impact of WiMAX on the Australasian broadband market.
What’s in store for you at WiMax Summit Australia 2007?
Over 20 experts representing organisations such as Nokia Siemens Networks, Optus, Telstra Unwired, WiMAX Telecom, Urban WiMAX, Wateen Telecom, Commslogic, Allegro Networks, Austar, BigAir, Woosh, Buzz Broadband, National Communications and Nortel will share their experiences and practical insights into the opportunities that WiMAX creates for service providers and business users.
This year’s three-day intensive conference will focus on:
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Wireless broadband market status and trends
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The business case for WiMAX and business models
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Spectrum regulation and licensing issues
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Lessons learnt from WiMAX trials and deployments worldwide
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WiMAX technology considerations
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WIMAX performance and reliability
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The implications of WiMAX for enterprise users and what IT managers need to do to prepare for this revolutionary technology
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"The deployment economics and network considerations of WiMAX," led by: Robert Inshaw, General Manager of Carrier Solutions, Nortel
"WiMAX fundamentals and network planning for coverage, capacity and spectrum," led by: Emmanuel Grenier, Area Chief Engineer, ATDI South Pacific
