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- Keynote - Working together - advancing global critical communications for a safer, more connected world
- Session: Collaboration and Cooperation
- Session: Global Village Discussion
- Session: Standards, Regulation and Spectrum
- Session: Managing the Transition to Critical Broadband Together as an Industry
- Session: MCX - The Evolution to Next Generation Mission Critical Services
- Session: What Will Critical LMR (TETRA, P25...) Look Like Across the Next Decade?
- Keynote: Insights on the implications of emerging technologies to critical communications
- Session: Sharing and Highlighting Experiences on Commercial Broadband Operations View Points
- Session: Ensuring the Security of Critical Communications
- Session: How Can AI and Data Spaces be Used Effectively In Critical Communications?
- Global Village Discussion Session
- Session: IOT For Critical Communications - Use Cases And Applications
- Session: Cross Sector Learning Together Across The Mission Critical Verticals
- Session: Cross Sector Learning Together Across The Mission Critical Verticals: Case Studies
- Session: Integrating Satellite Into The Critical Communications Eco-Systems
- Session: Innovating Command and Control Centres Communication
- Keynote: Disaster- Risks, Response and Resilience with Critical Communications
- Session: Future Innovation & How It Effects Critical Communications
- Session: Deploying TETRA Hybrid Solutions
Opening Keynote Session - Theatre A
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Opening Keynote Session - Theatre A
- Keynote - Working together - advancing global critical communications for a safer, more connected world
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Opening Keynote Session - Theatre A
- Keynote - Working together - advancing global critical communications for a safer, more connected world
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Opening Keynote Session - Theatre A
- Keynote - Working together - advancing global critical communications for a safer, more connected world
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Opening Keynote Session - Theatre A
- Keynote - Working together - advancing global critical communications for a safer, more connected world
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Opening Keynote Session - Theatre A
- Keynote - Working together - advancing global critical communications for a safer, more connected world
More panellists to be announced shortly
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Theatre A: Working Together Internationally for a Safer, More Connected World
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Theatre A: Working Together Internationally for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: Collaboration and Cooperation
- Describing how using body camera technology over the past 4 years has changed their operations, helping to make both the workplace and public safer
- Discussing migrating to a 4G connected body camera solution, the reasons why and the perceived benefits
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Theatre A: Working Together Internationally for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: Collaboration and Cooperation
- How the end user organisations need to plan to get the most out of the next generation mission critical network, from a Swedish perspective
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Theatre A: Working Together Internationally for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: Collaboration and Cooperation
- Testing the integration of the future Rakel generation 2 (PPDR network) and Region Västra Götaland's private 5G network with MCX capabilities
- Enabling seamless movement between networks and providing indoor coverage in hospitals for Rakel G2 and outdoor coverage for healthcare services, such as advanced home care for patients
- Ensuring secure and robust communications with new functionalities for the critical user
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Theatre A: Working Together Internationally for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: Collaboration and Cooperation
- Video is critical for safety, coordination, and effective decision-making in high-stakes, end-user operational scenarios
- How to successfully deploy video services- a summary of the findings and recommendations intended for Public Safety end-user organisations, network operators and solution providers/developers done within CCBG Taskforce
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Theatre A: Working Together Internationally for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: Collaboration and Cooperation
Speakers include representatives from:
- Roma Capitale Administration
- Representative of Italian Police Force
- Italian Ministry of Interior
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Theatre A: Working Together Internationally for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: Global Village Discussion
- The Home Office has recently integrated mobile services and user services partners to set up the Emergency Services Network mission critical communications systems for Great Britain
- Hear from the Home Office, EE and user services providers to get insights on their collaboration to deliver 4/5G infrastructure, IT systems, hardware and software for emergency services users
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Theatre A: Working Together Internationally for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: Global Village Discussion
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Theatre A: Working Together Internationally for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: Global Village Discussion
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Theatre A: Working Together Internationally for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: Global Village Discussion
- Sharing the story of two police agencies who built a PSBN from the ground up. Lessons learned, what has worked, what hasn't. Successful use cases across Police and Fire
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Theatre A: Working Together Internationally for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: Global Village Discussion
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Theatre B - Innovating Together for a Safer, More Connected World
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Theatre B - Innovating Together for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: What Will Critical LMR (TETRA, P25...) Look Like Across the Next Decade?
- With its unrivalled history and solid foundations, TETRA continues to power critical communication networks worldwide. From emergency services in bustling cities, to transport and critical utilities in remote areas, TETRA delivers innovative projects enhancing efficiency and safety, continuing to underline critical connectivity across the globe.
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Theatre B - Innovating Together for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: What Will Critical LMR (TETRA, P25...) Look Like Across the Next Decade?
- Looking at the current work going on to keep TETRA suitable for the next 20 years, details on interworking with MCX, security updates etc
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Theatre B - Innovating Together for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: What Will Critical LMR (TETRA, P25...) Look Like Across the Next Decade?
- Highlighting how a public sector project with South American partner, Stocktotal, delivered ground-breaking deployment of an innovative VHF TETRA solution in São Bernardo do Campo broadening the application of critical communication networks, increasing operational efficiency & extending the lifespan of TETRA technology
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Theatre B - Innovating Together for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: What Will Critical LMR (TETRA, P25...) Look Like Across the Next Decade?
- The coverage and availability of mission-critical communications are enhanced when TETRA is expanded using broadband networks - Wi-Fi, 4G/5G, satellite
- Exploring the benefits of an enhanced TETRA/broadband strategy, including extended mobility, indoor coverage and dead spot mitigation
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Theatre C - Working Together with All Industry Players – Network Providers, Industry, End-Users & Vertical Sectors for a Safer, More Connected World
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Theatre C - Working Together with All Industry Players – Network Providers, Industry, End-Users & Vertical Sectors for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: Standards, Regulation and Spectrum
- In collaboration with PSBN Innovation Alliance in Canada
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Theatre C - Working Together with All Industry Players – Network Providers, Industry, End-Users & Vertical Sectors for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: Standards, Regulation and Spectrum
- Quality of Service, Priority and Pre-emption (QPP) are fundamental on these shared scenarios to ensure that mission critical users can obtain the necessary resources and deliver their services with the expected level of performance.
- TCCA QPP Implementation Guide (QIG) task force has been developing a QPP Implementation Guide (QIG) outlining the technical best practices for implementing QPP in 3GPP mission critical mobile broadband networks
- Providing the audience with a common industry vision on QPP implementation as developed in the QIG
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Theatre C - Working Together with All Industry Players – Network Providers, Industry, End-Users & Vertical Sectors for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: Standards, Regulation and Spectrum
TCCA's Legal and Regulatory Working Group (LRWG) looks at legal and regulatory issues arising from going to mission critical broadband communications.
As we as a community has succeed with getting our requirements into the 3GPP standard, we have promising products and services in place, we see that the legal and regulatory landscape is lagging behind. The future mission critical networks will to a large degree rely on commercial mobile networks. But unlike for emergency communications, there is no common regulation for electronic services that take this situation into account.
- What is the problem?
- Do we need a common European regulations?
- Is EUCCS the answer?
- What about the rest of the world, do we need global harmonizations?
- What do ITU think?
- Is PPDR the forgotten sector because we always used to have dedicated networks?
- What other regulations should this sector look out for?
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Theatre C - Working Together with All Industry Players – Network Providers, Industry, End-Users & Vertical Sectors for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: Managing the Transition to Critical Broadband Together as an Industry
- Exploring how current technologies and applications may –or may not– converge onto a “one size fits all” critical broadband network that can –or can’t– meet all expectations of different users, and how their requirements will eventually translate to ASTRID next generation communication solutions
- Addressing the need for new secure and interoperable communication solutions
- New MOCN with own MCRAN - the hybrid architecture and the introduction of state-of-the art 4G/5G communication infrastructure
- Designed to meet these evolving needs while ensuring that Belgium's public safety agencies remain at the forefront of communication capabilities
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Theatre C - Working Together with All Industry Players – Network Providers, Industry, End-Users & Vertical Sectors for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: Managing the Transition to Critical Broadband Together as an Industry
- Update on the testing that they have been carrying out in collaboration with suppliers and users to determine the performance of the network under a range of real-world scenarios
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Theatre C - Working Together with All Industry Players – Network Providers, Industry, End-Users & Vertical Sectors for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: Managing the Transition to Critical Broadband Together as an Industry
- Field results on mission-critical PTT capacity and performance testing in live cellular broadband networks - including challenging scenarios like performance at cell edge
- Outlook on what add-on considerations will be applicable to further expand mission-critical PTT communications
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Theatre C - Working Together with All Industry Players – Network Providers, Industry, End-Users & Vertical Sectors for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: MCX - The Evolution to Next Generation Mission Critical Services
- Ensuring product compliance to standards and interoperability between systems for migration
- Global Certification Forum (GCF) Certification is an important step towards achieving end-to-end service verification & functionality, reducing the time & cost for Mission Critical Operators to onboard and integrate new MCX products and solutions, and to prevent critical issues in the field that may lead to a compromised service offering
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Theatre C - Working Together with All Industry Players – Network Providers, Industry, End-Users & Vertical Sectors for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: MCX - The Evolution to Next Generation Mission Critical Services
- The Global Certification Forum enabled Mission Critical Services (MCS) as part of its certification program in June 2024 enabling the market to prove compliance with 3GPP MCS
- MCS operators, and service providers, can now be confident that certified products will meet the required quality to enable successful integration in a multi-vendor mission critical services ecosystem
- Sweden has been actively working to support, develop and facilitate MCS certification and now hosts the world's first GCF Mission Critical Communications Operator (MSB as MCCO), recognized Test Organization (AstaZero as RTO) and Assessment Capable Entities (Ericsson as ACE)
- Highlighting the importance of certification to enable next generation mission critical services
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Theatre C - Working Together with All Industry Players – Network Providers, Industry, End-Users & Vertical Sectors for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: MCX - The Evolution to Next Generation Mission Critical Services
- Callout is an essential service in several TETRA networks today and must be carried forward when transitioning to broadband
- To address this, TCCA Critical Communications Broadband Group established the Mission Critical Broadband Callout task force, which has standardised an interoperable callout service fit for the broadband future
- Focusing on the importance of callout for control rooms and public safety workers, how the task force has worked within TCCA and with 3GPP, explaining the callout service and standard & looking ahead for testing and certification of broadband callout implementations
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Theatre C - Working Together with All Industry Players – Network Providers, Industry, End-Users & Vertical Sectors for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: MCX - The Evolution to Next Generation Mission Critical Services
Focusing on design characteristics and architecture, the technology employed, the supported use case and the challenges and lesson learnt during the project phases Italian Defense development of a 5G private Mobile Network Infrastructure to provide mobile ICT services to military users and to increasingly use the new applications enabled by the technologies. The new infrastructure, designed and implemented to support 4 and 5G connectivity and provide standard based MCX services, is going to be integrated with existing infrastructural Italian Defence networks, to support tactical/deployable infrastructures. -
Theatre C - Working Together with All Industry Players – Network Providers, Industry, End-Users & Vertical Sectors for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: MCX - The Evolution to Next Generation Mission Critical Services
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Theatre C - Working Together with All Industry Players – Network Providers, Industry, End-Users & Vertical Sectors for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: MCX - The Evolution to Next Generation Mission Critical Services
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Opening Keynote Session - Theatre A
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Opening Keynote Session - Theatre A
- Keynote: Insights on the implications of emerging technologies to critical communications
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Opening Keynote Session - Theatre A
- Keynote: Insights on the implications of emerging technologies to critical communications
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Opening Keynote Session - Theatre A
- Keynote: Insights on the implications of emerging technologies to critical communications
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Theatre A: Working Together Internationally for a Safer, More Connected World
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Theatre A: Working Together Internationally for a Safer, More Connected World
- Highlighting both the importance of the contribution of younger generations to sector and their perspective on how critical communications will evolve technologically
Panellists to be announced soon
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Theatre A: Working Together Internationally for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: Ensuring the Security of Critical Communications
- Critical communications systems must remain secure against emerging threats, including the advent of quantum computing and Quantum-safe networks offer a solution by safeguarding sensitive communications from the vulnerabilities posed by quantum computers-based attacks
- Sharing technologies ensure that the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of critical communications are preserved, even in the face of future quantum threats
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Theatre A: Working Together Internationally for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: Ensuring the Security of Critical Communications
- In today's interconnected world, critical communications serve as the backbone for essential services like public safety, healthcare, military operations, and more. From police forces to emergency services, the ability to communicate securely is paramount. With the growing reliance on digital platforms and interconnected systems, protecting sensitive data and ensuring privacy has never been more important
- Exploring the unique cybersecurity challenges facing critical communications networks and the solutions available to secure them
- Exploring the vital role of customised threat intelligence in protecting telecom-specific assets, including the 5G User Plane Function (UPF), Session Management Function (SMF), and Access and Mobility Management Function (AMF)
- Discussing strategies for preventing unauthorized access, data breaches, and cyber espionage, with a focus on state-of-the-art security measures like end-to-end encryption (E2EE), public key infrastructure (PKI), multi-factor authentication (MFA), and advanced network security practices
- Addressing the importance of creating a robust, resilient ecosystem that secures every connection point, ensuring uninterrupted and protected communications
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Theatre A: Working Together Internationally for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: How Can AI and Data Spaces be Used Effectively In Critical Communications?
- DSB has together with their users established a shared vision of the future, the next step has been to develop a roadmap on how to get there
- How can mission critical broadband technology and services, involving highly digital users from several sectors, including data space and artificial intelligence be utilised when a major accident occurs?
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Theatre A: Working Together Internationally for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: How Can AI and Data Spaces be Used Effectively In Critical Communications?
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Theatre A: Working Together Internationally for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: How Can AI and Data Spaces be Used Effectively In Critical Communications?
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Theatre A: Working Together Internationally for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: Global Village Discussion
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Theatre A: Working Together Internationally for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: Global Village Discussion
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Theatre A: Working Together Internationally for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: Global Village Discussion
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Theatre A: Working Together Internationally for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: Global Village Discussion
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Theatre B - Innovating Together for a Safer, More Connected World
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Theatre B - Innovating Together for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: Integrating Satellite Into The Critical Communications Eco-Systems
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Theatre B - Innovating Together for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: Integrating Satellite Into The Critical Communications Eco-Systems
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Theatre B - Innovating Together for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: Integrating Satellite Into The Critical Communications Eco-Systems
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Theatre B - Innovating Together for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: Integrating Satellite Into The Critical Communications Eco-Systems
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Theatre B - Innovating Together for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: Integrating Satellite Into The Critical Communications Eco-Systems
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Theatre B - Innovating Together for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: Integrating Satellite Into The Critical Communications Eco-Systems
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Theatre B - Innovating Together for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: Integrating Satellite Into The Critical Communications Eco-Systems
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Theatre B - Innovating Together for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: Integrating Satellite Into The Critical Communications Eco-Systems
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Theatre B - Innovating Together for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: Innovating Command and Control Centres Communication
- Examining how technology advancements are supporting a transition toward multi-domain command and control centres, enabling enhanced situational awareness and operational efficiency
- Exploring how the integration of AI enables streamline of processes, supporting real-time decision-making, and ensuring effective responses for all users, including those with diverse communication needs
- Gain insights into how innovation is reshaping PSAP operations for the future
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Theatre B - Innovating Together for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: Innovating Command and Control Centres Communication
- Public safety agencies have traditionally deployed solutions designed and delivered specifically for their use. Advancements in cloud technology, in collaboration with current and new partners, allows us to migrate to more accessible cloud applications
- Discover how these innovations will revolutionize your public safety operations
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Theatre B - Innovating Together for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: Innovating Command and Control Centres Communication
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Theatre B - Innovating Together for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: Innovating Command and Control Centres Communication
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Theatre C - Working Together with All Industry Players – Network Providers, Industry, End-Users & Vertical Sectors for a Safer, More Connected World
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Case Study - Blue Light Mobile: A Unique Multi-Operator Service for Priority Broadband CommunicationTheatre C - Working Together with All Industry Players – Network Providers, Industry, End-Users & Vertical Sectors for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: Sharing and Highlighting Experiences on Commercial Broadband Operations View Points
- How Blue Light Mobile service complements the ASTRID TETRA network enabling high-speed data, standard calls, SMS and secure VPN access to applications to provide a flexible connectivity to emergency services in Belgium and abroad on any SIM enabled device
- Due to priority, pre-emption, and Access Class Barring and national roaming, users of Blue Light Mobile voice and data communications enjoy priority over the broadband network of all Belgian mobile network operators
- Resulting in better availability and more stability in case of high traffic load or network saturation and failures
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Theatre C - Working Together with All Industry Players – Network Providers, Industry, End-Users & Vertical Sectors for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: Sharing and Highlighting Experiences on Commercial Broadband Operations View Points
- 5G is revolutionizing emergency response by enabling ultra-fast, reliable and secure communications that enhance real-time decision-making and coordination
- Exploring the low-latency and high-bandwidth capabilities of 5G and how it supports such data data-intensive applications as live video streaming, advanced drone operations and augmented reality
- How these next-generation technologies provide first responders with enhanced situational awareness and facilitate seamless collaboration with other public safety agencies, helping ensure efficient resource allocation during emergencies
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Theatre C - Working Together with All Industry Players – Network Providers, Industry, End-Users & Vertical Sectors for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: Sharing and Highlighting Experiences on Commercial Broadband Operations View Points
- What are the capabilities of the 5G network now, and in the future?
- How are mission critical services monitored and guaranteed?
- How is the user environment evolving - in vehicles, and on person?
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Theatre C - Working Together with All Industry Players – Network Providers, Industry, End-Users & Vertical Sectors for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: IOT For Critical Communications - Use Cases And Applications
- The non-proprietary, open-source Team Awareness Kit (TAK) provides a powerful tool to aggregate geospatially relevant sensor and video data streams on a device carried by emergency responders
- Discover how this mature, proven solution is now enhancing operational safety for the FBI, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, the US Forest Service, and many other public safety operations
- Hear some of the leading adopters of this powerful data interoperability tool describe what TAK is, how it enhances field team operations, and why this is an essential element of any mission-critical data deployment
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Theatre C - Working Together with All Industry Players – Network Providers, Industry, End-Users & Vertical Sectors for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: IOT For Critical Communications - Use Cases And Applications
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Theatre C - Working Together with All Industry Players – Network Providers, Industry, End-Users & Vertical Sectors for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: Cross Sector Learning Together Across The Mission Critical Verticals
Critical Communications is increasingly considered as a single vertical sector. But while there are many similarities, there also significant differences.
As colleagues, we must understand where we can push together to achieve our objectives, and how we can help one-another, even when our requirements differ. This is increasingly important in international bodies such as 3GPP and ITU where those who shout the loudest get heard, and the rest get squeezed out.
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Theatre C - Working Together with All Industry Players – Network Providers, Industry, End-Users & Vertical Sectors for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: Cross Sector Learning Together Across The Mission Critical Verticals
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Theatre C - Working Together with All Industry Players – Network Providers, Industry, End-Users & Vertical Sectors for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: Cross Sector Learning Together Across The Mission Critical Verticals
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Theatre C - Working Together with All Industry Players – Network Providers, Industry, End-Users & Vertical Sectors for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: Cross Sector Learning Together Across The Mission Critical Verticals
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Theatre C - Working Together with All Industry Players – Network Providers, Industry, End-Users & Vertical Sectors for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: Cross Sector Learning Together Across The Mission Critical Verticals: Case Studies
Sanne Stijve will be joined by a representatives from the Rail & Utilities Sectors
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Theatre C - Working Together with All Industry Players – Network Providers, Industry, End-Users & Vertical Sectors for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: Cross Sector Learning Together Across The Mission Critical Verticals: Case Studies
- The Future Railway Mobile Communication System (FRMCS) is set to transform railway transportation, offering a new paradigm of connectivity that is more robust, secure, and efficient. At the core of this revolution lies Mission Critical Services (MCX), a technology that not only ensures real-time, reliable data transmission but also enhances interoperability and resilience across railway systems
- Delving into the essential role of MCX as a foundational component of critical communication infrastructure in railway environments, examining its impact on operational safety, efficiency, and future-proofing railway networks. Gain an insight into specific use cases and the transformative potential of MCX within the FRMCS framework, ultimately advancing the global landscape of railway transportation.
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Theatre C - Working Together with All Industry Players – Network Providers, Industry, End-Users & Vertical Sectors for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: Cross Sector Learning Together Across The Mission Critical Verticals: Case Studies
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Opening Keynote Session - Theatre A
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Opening Keynote Session - Theatre A
- Keynote: Disaster- Risks, Response and Resilience with Critical Communications
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Opening Keynote Session - Theatre A
- Keynote: Disaster- Risks, Response and Resilience with Critical Communications
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Opening Keynote Session - Theatre A
- Keynote: Disaster- Risks, Response and Resilience with Critical Communications
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Opening Keynote Session - Theatre A
- Keynote: Disaster- Risks, Response and Resilience with Critical Communications
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Opening Keynote Session - Theatre A
- Keynote: Disaster- Risks, Response and Resilience with Critical Communications
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Theatre A: Working Together Internationally for a Safer, More Connected World
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Theatre A: Working Together Internationally for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: Global Village Discussion
- During this fireside chat, leaders from both the First Responder Network Authority and FirstNet, Built with AT&T will provide an update on the state of the Nationwide Public Safety Broadband Network and what’s next
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Theatre A: Working Together Internationally for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: Global Village Discussion
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Theatre A: Working Together Internationally for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: Global Village Discussion
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Theatre A: Working Together Internationally for a Safer, More Connected World
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Theatre A: Working Together Internationally for a Safer, More Connected World
- Global Village Discussion Session
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Theatre A: Working Together Internationally for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: Global Village Discussion
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Theatre A: Working Together Internationally for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: Future Innovation & How It Effects Critical Communications
Picture your car navigating and detecting obstacles beyond line of sight or tracking of a UAV’s flight path in real time utilizing your mobile network. Integrated Sensing and Communication (ISAC) can turn that into reality. The study item ISAC is looking into using 3GPP mobile networks built for communication to also be used for sensing. Sensing would bring the ability to determine location/velocity/direction of passive objects. Describing the capabilities of the technology and discuss potential applications for Public Safety. -
Theatre A: Working Together Internationally for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: Future Innovation & How It Effects Critical Communications
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Theatre A: Working Together Internationally for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: Future Innovation & How It Effects Critical Communications
- Examining UAS prototypes designed to support the specific needs of first responders by running field tests of purpose-built UAS and evaluating them for operational use
- Enhancing situational awareness for first responder missions by assessing the design trade-offs that meet the use case for a feature rich UAS
- Insights on PSCR’s current innovative research studies in areas such as wireless store-and-forward of sensor data, image-detection with AI algorithms, real-time indoor 3D maps, and more
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Theatre A: Working Together Internationally for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: Future Innovation & How It Effects Critical Communications
- Discussing how 6G will enable secure connectivity of critical infrastructures
- What will be security impacts as well as environmental and economic impacts?
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Theatre B - Innovating Together for a Safer, More Connected World
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Theatre B - Innovating Together for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: Deploying TETRA Hybrid Solutions
- The Indonesian Ministry of Defense (MOD) currently uses hybrid TETRA networks and MCX as a core communications backbone to support regional defense command centers and day-to-day operations
- To meet Indonesia's challenging geographical landscape the Indonesian defense has implemented an innovative hybrid solution by integrating Mission Critical Services (MCX) through available broadband (3G/4G) networks
- Improving operational resilience this hybrid approach extends TETRA's reach and improves operational resilience, enabling the Defense Forces to access TETRA services over existing broadband infrastructure
- Looking to the future the expanded use of MCX multimedia promises to be a vital tool for Indonesian defense personnel, enabling faster, more informed decision-making and strengthening the Ministry of Defense's ability to effectively manage natural disaster operations
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Theatre B - Innovating Together for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: Deploying TETRA Hybrid Solutions
- Explaining how hybrid solutions combining TETRA and LTE networks provide a unique way to ensure both high-performance communications and protection of existing technology investments
- Demonstrating TETRA’s unparalleled reliability & the cornerstone of mission-critical communications being the only network that remained operational during the recent floods in the United Arab Emirates
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Theatre B - Innovating Together for a Safer, More Connected World
- Session: Deploying TETRA Hybrid Solutions
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Theatre C - Working Together with All Industry Players – Network Providers, Industry, End-Users & Vertical Sectors for a Safer, More Connected World
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Theatre C - Working Together with All Industry Players – Network Providers, Industry, End-Users & Vertical Sectors for a Safer, More Connected World
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Theatre C - Working Together with All Industry Players – Network Providers, Industry, End-Users & Vertical Sectors for a Safer, More Connected World
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Theatre C - Working Together with All Industry Players – Network Providers, Industry, End-Users & Vertical Sectors for a Safer, More Connected World
- Application evolution: from narrowband to broadband
- The working environment in the broadband era
- The evolution of the operational model, and training requirements
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Theatre C - Working Together with All Industry Players – Network Providers, Industry, End-Users & Vertical Sectors for a Safer, More Connected World
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