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The Promise of IoT

Speaker: Noelani McGadden – VP of Strategic Partnerships, Senet


 
21 - 11 - 17  |  Presentations, New York 2017

The Shortest Way to Smart City

Speaker: Bo Lindberg – COO Communication, Öresundskraft Sweden


 
21 - 11 - 17  |  Presentations, New York 2017

Connecting Manhattan

Speaker: Terry Moore – MCCI / The Things Network NY


 
21 - 11 - 17  |  Presentations, New York 2017

The Converged 5G Future

Speaker: Derek Peterson – CTO, Boingo Wireless


 
21 - 11 - 17  |  Presentations, New York 2017

Facebook Express Wi-Fi

Speaker: James Beldock – Product Manager, Facebook


 
21 - 11 - 17  |  Presentations, New York 2017

Unstoppable Wi-Fi in 5G Era

Speaker: Shrikant Shenwai – CEO, Wireless Broadband Alliance


 
21 - 11 - 17  |  Presentations, New York 2017

Oldest & Simplest Monetization Strategy

Speaker: Rick Wilmer – CEO, Mojo Networks


 
21 - 11 - 17  |  Presentations, New York 2017

Oldest & Simplest Monetization Strategy

Speaker: Rick Wilmer – CEO, Mojo Networks


 
21 - 11 - 17  |  Presentations, New York 2017

Connected City Blueprint 2017

The Connected City Blueprint 2017/18 serves as a guideline for cities and government authorities looking for support in the approach and development of their Connected City Plans. It includes valuable lessons to be learned from the most successful early adopters, and is a source for the broader wireless industry to better understand the challenges and opportunities the Connected City and Smart City ecosystem offers.


This latest edition also explores how different technologies can help cities develop their Connected City Plans to tackle urban challenges, whilst highlighting the need for engagement with and collaboration between the different stakeholders, including the Citizens, City Authorities, Private Sector Companies, Innovators and Entrepreneurs and Academia, in order to achieve success.


 
15 - 11 - 17  |  Specifications & guidelines, WBA white papers
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NGH Provisioning Standardization White Paper

This whitepaper defines the exact framework, use cases, call-flows, and specific element-level requirements that enable the capability for Bring-your-own-device (BYOD) and Wi-Fi-only devices to discover, provision, and use provider Wi-Fi networks (NGH or legacy 802.1X). All without pre-provisioning, obtaining credentials ahead of time, and minimal user intervention, using a single secure SSID


 
03 - 11 - 17  |  WBA white papers, White papers
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