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How to Set Up an Enterprise Private LTE Network

Carrier-grade LTE network offerings have historically required cutting-edge wireless technology, large numbers of components and vendors, complex processes for integration with other networks and significant capital expenditures.

Not anymore. Now, enterprises can deploy a Private LTE Network which utilizes the same standards, network architecture, and supplier ecosystem that are used by mobile operators. What’s more, a CBRS-enabled Private LTE Network utilizes licensed spectrum, operating in the attractive 3.5GHz mid-band, without obtaining licenses from the FCC.

Enterprise IT staff and property owners can take advantage of cellular technology once only available through larger mobile networks. Learn how the private LTE technology you deploy over CBRS today will also enable you to migrate to private 5G technology over CBRS tomorrow.

This half-day pre-Conference workshop at Connect (X) offers Enterprises, Governments and Commercial property owners, and campus facilities the opportunity to understand how to design, deploy and operate a private LTE network within their facilities, property and organizations.

Automation for Faster, More Profitable Infrastructure Deployment

Massive automation is the only way to scale 5G/Private LTE Infrastructure in the next 5 years. The explosion of 5G deployments are forcing the wireless industry to re-evaluate outmoded tools and processes designed for legacy infrastructure deployments. Emerging technologies such as Cloud software, Mobility, UAVs and Artificial Intelligence offer significant opportunities to streamline and automate small cell deployment programs. This session examines methods for automation and other tools to drive costs out, profits up, and efficiencies in a 5G deployment.

Sponsor:

Black & Veatch

Speakers:

Subbu Meiyappan
Chief Executive Officer ECSite, Inc

Robert Tymchyshyn
Co-Founder FieldClix

Dave Simmons
Black & Veatch

Best Practices in Collaborating with Communities & Carriers

Municipalities of all sizes are fielding more and more requests to accommodate demands by both public and private sector interests in the deployment of fiber-optic networks, small cell networks and a denser array of wireless antennas. The FCC estimates there is a need for millions of small cells to be sited to meet the demand for mobile capacity. As mobile operators (and others) move to “densify” mobile networks, more applications will be filed to deploy small cells Learn what your community can do to effectively manage the ROW, protect the health and safety of your residents, and bring new services to your community.

Speakers:

Alan Tilles
Councel Government Wireless Technology Association

Mike Hill
Assistant General Counsel, Regulatory Affairs ExteNet Systems

Randall Muench
President Telamon Corporation

Monetizing In-Building Networks: Meet the Connectivity Needs of CRE Executives

This panel will delve into what CRE leaders want from Engineering firms, consultants, integrators and OEMs. The panel will be comprised of Commercial Real Estate industry professionals, new to the show and a small number of real experts from wireless. My goals are to help companies in our space to understand what CRE wants, how to present properly and what to do to prepare for presentations. The key to marketing- Finding out what customers want and giving it to them.

Speakers:

Richard Berliner
Founder/Publisher Fifth Gen Media

Jay Floyd
Director Wireless Technologies & Connectivity Strategies MGM Resorts

Connecting the Rest: Designing Networks Outside the Bounds of Fiber

Discussion and testing for 5G deployments are largely concentrated in concentrated area in the outdoor metro areas, leaving much larger percent of the U.S. population at a major disadvantage. New regulation and auctions opening up CBRS via shared spectrum create effective solutions to connect the rest of our user base indoors and outdoors. ExteNet’s CTO Tormod Larsen will share insights and best practices from ExteNet’s CBRS ICD work with rural telecos including PEAK and Mile High Networks Besides showcasing use cases for CBRS both indoors and outdoors.

Sponsor:

CBRS Alliance

Moderator:

Iain Gillott
President iGR

Speaker:

Tormod Larsen
Chief Technology Officer ExteNet Systems

Infrastructure Finance and Investment

Developing a Skilled and Safe 5G Workforce: Bridging the Skills Gap

In order to win the race to 5G, the U.S. must develop a workforce properly trained to deploy these next generation networks. And currently, the U.S. does not have a workforce sufficiently large or properly trained to meet the challenges that lie ahead. To build advanced networks of tomorrow, a properly skilled workforce is required today. The wireless industry, along with educational institutions and governments at all levels are working to address these workforce issues. This discussion will focus on apprenticeships, collaboration among private and public sector stakeholders, and on initiatives to provide the necessary training to meet future workforce demands.

Defining the Role of Towers in a 5G World

It’s never been more important to understand how 5G networks will be supported and how the physical layer of the network needs to evolve in order to meet the latency demands of 5G and therefore operators’ customers. 5G will redefine network infrastructure and the assets within it, and operators must understand how to deploy efficiently and effectively. This session examines why a fully-deployed, operational 5G network requires close integration between towers, small cell, fiber and data centers, and the role of towers play as the “umbrella” within a converged network. It would also provide detailed examples of convergence currently occurring in the sector, the benefit of each asset, and how carriers can implement their 5G strategies using a converged network.

Sponsor:

Black & Veatch

Moderator:

Jim Fryer
Editor Inside Towers

Speaker:

Bernard Borghei
Executive Vice President – Operations and Co-Founder Vertical Bridge

The Agile 5G Deployment Plan: Responding to Carrier & Municipality Considerations

In today’s race to deploy 5G, service companies need to be increasingly agile in order to respond to all permutations of carrier demands. These demands are actively changing in terms of ownership (who owns the infrastructure including poles, fiber and the underlying attachment agreements), deal structure (does the carrier want turn-key installation or disaggregated node development and fiber) and budget (front load cap ex or move more costs to op ex). Learn how changing times, changing deployment/procurement models and changing carrier and municipal considerations affect 5G installations.

Speakers:

Alda Licis
VP of Infrastructure Development Tilson

Kelly Brewer
EVP Telecom Tilson

How 5G is Changing Your In-Building Infrastructure

While 5G is still in its infancy, it will be changing a lot of how in-building network infrastructure will be developed in the future. There are important principles that building owners should know to make sure they are prepared to support 5G. This session will share best practices on developing a firm fiber backbone. In addition, learn from what mobile network operators are doing to roll out 5G.

Speakers:

Art King
Director of Enterprise Services Corning

Lisa Lombino
Vice President, Network Engineering - Managed Networks & Innovation American Tower

Connectivity as a Service

An enterprise can have its own mobile network potentially without ever having to deal with a mobile operator. And yet, the integration and provisioning of an LTE network can be daunting for enterprise IT execs with a history of WiFi’s simplicity. New solutions are available for an enterprise connectivity-as-a-service wherein the installation, operation and management of the network are delivered with plug-n-play simplicity while still delivering high performance and carrier quality connectivity.

Sponsor:

CBRS Alliance

Infrastructure Finance and Investment

The View from Washington: How Federal Policies Impact Wireless Deployment

Ensuring a regulatory environment that encourages investment is fundamental to the growth of the wireless industry. From spectrum to siting, the decisions made federal policymakers, impact the industry. This roundtable will provide updates on the latest actions and activities from Capitol Hill, the FCC, and the White House, including mid-band spectrum, streamlining infrastructure deployment, and network security and resiliency.

Welcome Remarks: Jonathan Adelstein, President & CEO, Wireless Infrastructure Association

Keynote Speeches/General Session

Exhibit Hall Open

The “InfrastructureCo”: Innovation in Business Model, Technology & Investment

The business of the carriers is evolving; carriers must find new services, new capabilities, new data opportunities that are created from their customer base. What does this mean for the infrastructure sector? Shared RAN, Shared Spectrum, Shared Wholesale Network – the business of infrastructure sharing is moving beyond towers and sites. Going forward, the balance sheets of mobile network operators offers opportunities to share more than just the antenna location. The trend in Europe and in South Korea, specifically, points towards a North American emergence of holistic shared infrastructure. What are the enabling technologies in this realm – software, virtualization? What opportunities does this pose to the Tower Companies? What implications is shared infrastructure for mobile carriers in a 5G environment? What about new entrants? Facebook and others are innovating with shared infrastructure business models.

Sponsor:

Black & Veatch

Moderator:

Jeff Lewis
President and CEO VERTICOM

Speakers:

Alex Gellman
Chief Executive Officer Vertical Bridge

Bo White
VP Global Business Development Macquarie Group

Bill Hague
Chief Executive Officer Tillman

The FTTA/FTTN Tool Kit: Meeting Requirements with the Right Solution

Today, operators have a range of hybrid configurations available to meet specific deployment requirements. At the same time, specific site requirements—such as installation speed, tower loads and minimal visual impact— suggest network owners and operators will likely need to expand their FTTA/FTTN toolbox if they are to continue to meet installation schedules and budgets. This session focuses on the available discrete and hybrid solutions and understanding the unique value proposition of each.

Moderator:

Dean Bubley
Founder Disruptive Analysis

Speakers:

Kevin Morgan
Chief Marketing Officer Clearfield, Inc.

Michael Morey
Chief Executive Officer Bluebird Networks

Is CBRS the answer for your Connected Building Strategy?

This panel will discuss the pros and cons of using CBRS as the core strategy in any CRE building. A no nonsense description of the major elements that interested parties need to know. Hear from the folks who believe and the ones that may not be fully convinced yet. We will cover: What is CBRS? How do I install it? Do I need the Carriers to cooperate? Who can complete my calls? Who needs to be paid or will the LL make money? These questions and many more will be covered and we will be doing a simple demo of CBRS technology during the panel.

Speaker:

Greg Najjar
Director of Business Development ADRF

Industrial Scale Private LTE: The Foundation to IoT and Automation

This session is a detailed examination of a unique deployment of Private LTE. The business case will feature the planning, design, expectations and, most importantly, the business case that forms the foundation of this use case. This session is designed to showcase innovative thinking and network applications that differentiate Private LTE networks from commercial networks, WiFi, IoT and more.

Sponsor:

CBRS Alliance

Infrastructure Finance and Investment

State of the States: Updates on State and Local Level Policy

In recent years, state and municipal governments have become more involved in regulating wireless infrastructure deployment. These policy decisions have a direct impact on companies and organizations that deploy wireless infrastructure. This roundtable provides insight and updates to the key efforts by state and local governments as they become more involved in wireless infrastructure.

Drones: Game-Changing Tools for Infrastructure Operational Efficiencies

The telecommunications industry is uniquely positioned to seize the opportunity of UAS, both for inspections as well as for the deployment of antennas for beyond visual line of site flights. Understand the impact UAVs have on cost, deployment time and management in the operation and monitoring of tower sites. From a policy prospective, discuss the future of UAS operations, current operational and legal challenges, and next steps.

Sponsor:

Black & Veatch

Moderator:

Ernest Worthman
Executive Editor AGL Media

Speakers:

Eric Dudek
Vice President Network Operations American Tower

Andy Trench
Chief Executive Officer VertSpec

Anna Gomez
Partner Wiley Rein & Fielding

Making it Easy for AlternaSmall Cell Sites: Going from Search Ring to On-Air Without the Municipality

While some progress is being made, the lack of standardized, best practices throughout the site development ecosystem is creating headaches for 5G deployments in cities and towns across the U.S. While local governments resist expedited site processing, there are other options for carriers. This session discusses the market for alternate small cell siting and the uniform systems that leading developers leverage to meet the speed and cost requirements of the carrier to deploy small cells.

Speakers:

Jenine Renaud
Vice President Pyramid

Mike Whitley
Vice President Business Development Peaknet

Indoor Capacity: Building a Smarter Building from Inside Out

With the advent of 5G, venue owners must consider the entire digital infrastructure holistically. What kind of connectivity that needs to be made available and who the different users of it will be? Next, it is important to consider how the information obtained through these different channels flows into back office data to produce valuable intelligence.

Securing CBRS PAL Licenses Before and After the Expected FCC Auction

This presentation followed by panel discussion is focused on strategies to secure CBRS 3.5 GHz “PAL” licenses. The first half of the presentation and panel discussion will focus on preparing for the FCC’s anticipated auction in June of 2020. The second half of the presentation will discuss opportunities to secure PAL licenses on the so-called “secondary” market through transactions to assign, partition or disaggregate licenses and spectrum leasing.

Sponsor:

CBRS Alliance

Moderator:

Iain Gillott
President iGR

Speakers:

KC Halm
Partner Davis Wright Tremaine

Mark Gibson
Director of Business Development Commscope

Infrastructure Finance and Investment

Disaster Respond and Resilience: The Role of Wireless Infrastructure Before, During, and After an Emergency

Policymakers at all levels of government are looking to improve disaster response and recovery. The wireless industry plays an integral role before, during, and after an emergency. This panel examines the initiatives being considered by federal, state, and local governments to improve the resiliency of broadband infrastructure before a disaster occurs, as well as actions that can be taken to more quickly restore service following a disaster.

CBRS Alliance OnGo Awards Ceremony

The OnGo Awards program, presented by the CBRS Alliance, recognizes innovations in delivering real-world OnGo solutions and highlights the market impact of shared spectrum in the 3.5 GHz CBRS band. Learn more.

Location
Exhibit Hall

Opening Reception

5th Annual Music Movement Charity Concert

Registration Open

Member Lounge

Sponsor:

McGriff Insurance

VIP Lounge

Sponsor:

Tessco

Partner Programs

Supplier Diversity Workshop #1

Bridging the Last Mile: Convergence at the Infrastructure Edge

Sponsor:

Black & Veatch

Speaker:

Matthew Trifiro
Chief Marketing Officer VaporIO

Powering Small Cells: Primary and Back Up Power Considerations

Siting, permitting, and backhaul are well-known issues in the deployment of outdoor small cells. But a fourth infrastructure issue – power – is often forgotten, just assumed to be available when and where needed. Connections to the small cell site from the grid are not always readily available. Utilities can certainly build out a drop connection, but often at a sizable cost. There is no silver bullet when it comes to powering small cells. The unique requirements of the application and the site will usually prescribe the best power solution. What are your options when power is cost prohibitive? Remote power and distributed power solutions are explored in this Session.

Speakers:

Joe Heller
President HCI Energy

Michael Burkhalter
Senior Director Emerging Technologies EnerSys Energy Systems

Demystifying the Link Between 5G and Multi-Access Edge Computing (MEC)

Discussions about 5G tend to prop up references to MEC. 5G services will eventually require multiaccess edge computing capabilities, however, 5G architecture is not an absolute prerequisite for MEC. Owing to its scalability, Edge Computing can be deployed in a 4G environment which in turn can be used as a starting-off point for 5G for migration later. Service providers can therefore deploy MEC capabilities in the present to open-up new and versatile revenue-generating opportunities such as VR gaming and self-driving vehicle platforms without investing in a complete 5G overhaul. Our panel details the elements that go into successfully implementing a MEC network for CSPs for them to be better prepared for 5G and IoT. The session will also identify some of the key challenges that CSPs will face when deploying MEC; from architecture, connectivity and security to deployment feasibility and customer experience.

Speakers:

Joe Baeumel
VP of Partner Strategy and Business Development KGP Co.

Jim Young
Global Enterprise Data Center Lead CommScope’s Enterprise Data Center

CBRS/LTE FWA Network Design & Deployment

The design considerations for an FWA deployment will need to address the following aspects: Radio Network Design: Radio network design is the most challenging part of any FWA solution and requires many factors both technical and economical to be considered. Factors such as customer premise equipment, radio node placement, service tier performance and capacity, radio node lease and backhaul costs must all be factored into the decision.

Sponsor:

CBRS Alliance

Infrastructure Finance and Investment

Infrastructure Regulatory & Policy: Issues and Implications for Industry Stakeholders

Break

Keynote Speeches/General Session

Supplier Diversity Summit Meetings

Exhibit Hall Open

Deal Making & Capital in 5G & Digital Infrastructure

The increasing demand for bandwidth opens up new investment, acquisition and merger opportunities for mid-tier tower owners seeking to expand their footprint into fiber networks, edge computing sites, in-building neutral hosts and small cells. This panel discusses the market opportunities, capital sources and investment scenarios at play in the wireless infrastructure community, and offers examples on how tower owners can finance, acquire or exit their existing asset business.

Sponsor:

Black & Veatch

Moderator:

David Bronston
Partner Phillips Lytle

Speakers:

Jerry Sullivan
Managing Director SWI Funds

Sachit Ahuja
Vice President Tillman

The 5G City Public Private Partnership to Fund Small Cell Deployments

As mobile networks transition to 5G, municipalities understand that their future economic development and growth is tied to excellent mobile communication infrastructure. Yet, municipalities are overburdened with the administrative task of fulfilling small cell applications, permitting and site development. This session explores a model of the public private partnership for 5G small cells and digital benefits that arise due to the next gen foundation. Hear a panel of experts discuss how the implementation of a public/private partnership with a third-party operator can help a municipality address their short term needs to streamline the deployment of a next generation small cells mobile network, and smart cities network without putting their own money at risk.

Speaker:

Mark Powell
Senior Managing Director E&Y Infrastructure

Positioning Your Company for the Convergence of Data Centers, Edge and Towers

The next generation of cloud computing and intelligent infrastructure represents a new opportunity for wireless infrastructure owners and investors. Vendors of computing infrastructure products and services talk about the enterprise edge and the telco edge. What does it mean for tower owners, aggregators and investors in the digital infrastructure that enables a new decade in high-bandwidth applications and innovation? This session takes a closer look at what leading tower companies are doing at the ‘edge’ as well as the entire edge ecosystem. It will help answer the questions, who is selling what to whom? What is the business model for the tower owner and what is the value provided by the wireless infrastructure community?

Speaker:

Sandro Tavares
Nokia

Cellular Interconnect on CBRS and Private LTE Networks

Despite the lingering uncertainty about the licensing framework for the shared CBRS bands, there exists strong interest about how and when Private LTE solutions can interconnect with the major mobile network operators today, tomorrow and over the next five years. This session focuses on the evolution toward cellular interconnect; what that means for neutral host networks (especially inside buildings), and how enterprises utilizing CBRS/OnGo can use cellular interconnect to maximize their private LTE investment.

Sponsor:

CBRS Alliance

Infrastructure Finance and Investment

Infrastructure Regulatory & Policy: Issues and Implications for Industry Stakeholders

Supplier Diversity Workshop #2

Massive MIMO and Innovative RAN Solutions for Greater Capacity for 5G Networks

Massive MIMO deployment is more than just an extension of existing MIMO techniques used in 4G and LTE networks. Now with massive MIMO and 5G NR, service providers can transmit and receive using a much larger antenna array by manipulating the phase and amplitude of the signals to dynamically direct coverage to a specific service area. To enable a substantial increase in capacity, the technology introduces multi-user spatial multiplexing, transmitting every byte on a different antenna stream in the real-time domain and freeing up the time slot for the next user. But this also leads to new complications during validation and activation, as well as more complex network operations and troubleshooting.

Sponsor:

Black & Veatch

Speakers:

Mike Wolfe
Global VP Wireless Network Engineering Commscope

Brian Deutsch
Chief Executive Officer Pivotal Commware

Joe Ryan
Vice President and General Counsel Altaeros

AI and Machine Learning Innovation that Transforms Network Engineering

Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming network operation across the wireless ecosystem. Using AI, operators are creating next generation, rapid response networks on the edge that are highly scalable, reduce CapEx and OpEx, improves network management efficiencies, enhances performance and uptime; and improves the end user experience. This session will look at how operators are turning to AI and machine learning (ML) to replace manual processes with automated, virtualized solutions.

Speaker:

William Hiller
President & Founder Kultera

The Tower Edge: Increasing the Value of the Tower Site with Edge Computing

Using a case study of an “Edge over CBRS” network, this session looks at the opportunities to apply next generation infrastructure solutions – edge networking and CBRS – to provide unique services in industry sectors that require very low latency such as smart retail, private networks and mobile health care. Tower owners, real estate and property owners will learn how a programmable edge infrastructure adds business and investment value to portfolio owners.

Speakers:

Ganesh Sundaram
Chief Executive Officer AlefEdge

Paul Reddick
VP Corporate Strategy & Development Crown Castle

Kurt Schaubach
CTO Federated Wireless

Simplified Provisioning & Integration for Enterprise Deployments

LTE is much more complex than Wi-Fi, a technology that the enterprise is more familiar with. The integration and provisioning can be very daunting for the enterprise. How can vendors and integrators make it easy for the enterprise to deploy CBRS, which is based on LTE?

Sponsor:

CBRS Alliance

Speaker:

Naren Muthiah
Director of Marketing & Product Strategy Tessco Technologies

Infrastructure Finance and Investment

Infrastructure Regulatory & Policy: Issues and Implications for Industry Stakeholders

Supplier Diversity Summit Pitch Competition

Join the Wireless Infrastructure Association (WIA) for our inaugural Pitch Competition for Diverse Entrepreneurs. As the industry continues to change, old solutions for new problems are no longer working. In 2020, WIA will be hosting our first-ever pitch competition during our Connect (X) Supplier Diversity Summit to invest and support diverse entrepreneurs with cutting edge solutions. This will be a national competition where businesses will pitch in front of a panel of investors, corporate executive, and industry experts for an opportunity to secure cash prizes and access to contracting opportunities.

Prize Funding:

First Place - $15,000 in Cash prize, corporate executive mentorship opportunities, introduction to procurement executives

Second Place - $5,000 in Cash prize, corporate executive mentorship opportunities, introduction to procurement executives

Third place - $2,500 in Cash prize, corporate executive mentorship opportunities, introduction to procurement executives

Project Management: Finding Profits with Increased Complexity of Multi-Use Networks

Thanks to increased pressure on miniaturization and densification, the services ecosystem serving mobile carriers needs must turn to a new suite of tools, process management and integrated information sharing to manage data across five points of presence: macro sites, small cells, distributed network systems, fiber, and edge network architecture. This session offers a practical guide to what carriers and their deployment partners require in software, analytics and add-on functionality.... to direct and lead high volume and fast paced network deployment programs.

Sponsor:

Black & Veatch

Speakers:

Doug Tribolet
Vice President of Operations One Vizion

Michael Fraunces
President Md7

Supply Chain Synchronization: Best Practices in Supplier Management, Safety and Risk

Speakers:

Jim Poss
CEO Modifi

Eric Rozencwaig
Managing Director ABIS

Leveraging Cell Sites for Mobile Edge Computing

5G may be the all the buzz, but transformation at the tower has already begun as tower owners are investing to meet the needs of 4.5G. And there’s much more transformation to come. Starting with cluster sites at base stations and, before long, will move to tops of buildings and built within parking lots. Learn what companies are at the forefront of this transformation working with leading telecom and tower operators to understand the future requirements and define their future-ready infrastructure.

Spectrum Sharing Beyond CBRS — What it Means for Future Network Infrastructure

Thanks to the three-tiered spectrum sharing model pioneered in the CBRS 3.5GHz spectrum, spectrum sharing beyond CBRS has received more attention. The transition from 4G to 5G by carriers is one application being touted as a use case of spectrum sharing solutions. By enabling operators to make more efficient use of current – and expensive – spectrum assets, service providers could deploy 5G services faster and more cost-effectively. With dynamic spectrum sharing, network operators can dynamically share spectrum among two different technologies. This session examines spectrum sharing, dynamic spectrum sharing and the vision for its utilization in additional spectrum bands.

Sponsor:

CBRS Alliance

Speakers:

Monica Paolini
Senza Fili Consulting

Joe Kochan
Chief Executive Officer US Ignite

Alan Tilles
Councel Government Wireless Technology Association

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How to Set Up an Enterprise Private LTE Network

Automation for Faster, More Profitable Infrastructure Deployment

Best Practices in Collaborating with Communities & Carriers

Monetizing In-Building Networks: Meet the Connectivity Needs of CRE Executives

Connecting the Rest: Designing Networks Outside the Bounds of Fiber

Infrastructure Finance and Investment

Developing a Skilled and Safe 5G Workforce: Bridging the Skills Gap

Defining the Role of Towers in a 5G World

The Agile 5G Deployment Plan: Responding to Carrier & Municipality Considerations

How 5G is Changing Your In-Building Infrastructure

Connectivity as a Service

Infrastructure Finance and Investment

The View from Washington: How Federal Policies Impact Wireless Deployment

Welcome Remarks: Jonathan Adelstein, President & CEO, Wireless Infrastructure Association

Keynote Speeches/General Session

Exhibit Hall Open

The “InfrastructureCo”: Innovation in Business Model, Technology & Investment

The FTTA/FTTN Tool Kit: Meeting Requirements with the Right Solution

Is CBRS the answer for your Connected Building Strategy?

Industrial Scale Private LTE: The Foundation to IoT and Automation

Infrastructure Finance and Investment

State of the States: Updates on State and Local Level Policy

Drones: Game-Changing Tools for Infrastructure Operational Efficiencies

Making it Easy for AlternaSmall Cell Sites: Going from Search Ring to On-Air Without the Municipality

Indoor Capacity: Building a Smarter Building from Inside Out

Securing CBRS PAL Licenses Before and After the Expected FCC Auction

Infrastructure Finance and Investment

Disaster Respond and Resilience: The Role of Wireless Infrastructure Before, During, and After an Emergency

CBRS Alliance OnGo Awards Ceremony

Opening Reception

5th Annual Music Movement Charity Concert

Registration Open

Member Lounge

VIP Lounge

Partner Programs

Supplier Diversity Workshop #1

Bridging the Last Mile: Convergence at the Infrastructure Edge

Powering Small Cells: Primary and Back Up Power Considerations

Demystifying the Link Between 5G and Multi-Access Edge Computing (MEC)

CBRS/LTE FWA Network Design & Deployment

Infrastructure Finance and Investment

Infrastructure Regulatory & Policy: Issues and Implications for Industry Stakeholders

Break

Keynote Speeches/General Session

Supplier Diversity Summit Meetings

Exhibit Hall Open

Deal Making & Capital in 5G & Digital Infrastructure

The 5G City Public Private Partnership to Fund Small Cell Deployments

Positioning Your Company for the Convergence of Data Centers, Edge and Towers

Cellular Interconnect on CBRS and Private LTE Networks

Infrastructure Finance and Investment

Infrastructure Regulatory & Policy: Issues and Implications for Industry Stakeholders

Supplier Diversity Workshop #2

Massive MIMO and Innovative RAN Solutions for Greater Capacity for 5G Networks

AI and Machine Learning Innovation that Transforms Network Engineering

The Tower Edge: Increasing the Value of the Tower Site with Edge Computing

Simplified Provisioning & Integration for Enterprise Deployments

Infrastructure Finance and Investment

Infrastructure Regulatory & Policy: Issues and Implications for Industry Stakeholders

Supplier Diversity Summit Pitch Competition

Project Management: Finding Profits with Increased Complexity of Multi-Use Networks

Supply Chain Synchronization: Best Practices in Supplier Management, Safety and Risk

Leveraging Cell Sites for Mobile Edge Computing

Spectrum Sharing Beyond CBRS — What it Means for Future Network Infrastructure

Infrastructure Finance and Investment

Infrastructure Regulatory & Policy: Issues and Implications for Industry Stakeholders

President’s Reception

WWLF Reception

Open for Committee Meetings