Commonwealth Spectrum Management Forum to discuss developments with spectrum technologies, standards, services, applications and platforms
The Commonwealth Spectrum Management Forum 2018 will take place at the InterContinenal Mauritius Resort Balaclava Fort, Mauritius, on 4 – 6 September 2018 under the theme “resolving access accessibility and affordability - the dynamic spectrum challenge". Hosted by the Ministry of Technology Communication and Innovation and the Information and Communication Technologies Authority of Mauritius, this event will focus on facilitating a more efficient use of the radio spectrum frequency in order to assist national economic development efforts.
The advance of the Internet of Things, alongside ever increasing opportunities for mobile data communications will result in increasing demand for spectrum, and the Commonwealth Spectrum Management Forum will examine the challenges involved in managing this demand.
The event will bring together policymakers, regulators, industry leaders and civil society from the Pacific to examine the particular challenges facing broadband in the region, and discuss solutions with peers from the international community. Registration is now open!
Register now to:
Listen to insightful keynotes from thought-leaders and innovators.
Gather information about new markets, competitors, legislation, policies and opportunities.
Learn ‘best practice’ on effectively developing broadband access.
Gain practical advice from experts in the sector.
Build long-lasting and meaningful relationships with prospective partners, clients and suppliers.
Meet policymakers and government officials not usually available for meetings.
Benchmark your organisation against leaders in the area.
Develop innovative ways to improve your organisation’s performance.
Key topics to be discussed include:
Policy and regulatory strategy
Spectrum harmonisation
Connectivity applications
Technology and innovation
Commercial opportunities
Implementation and deployment
Preparing for WRC-19.
And much more...
Commonwealth Spectrum Management Forum to discuss developments with spectrum technologies, standards, services, applications and platforms
The Commonwealth Spectrum Management Forum 2018 will take place at the InterContinenal Mauritius Resort Balaclava Fort, Mauritius, on 4 – 6 September 2018 under the theme “resolving access accessibility and affordability - the dynamic spectrum challenge". Hosted by the Ministry of Technology Communication and Innovation and the Information and Communication Technologies Authority of Mauritius, this event will focus on facilitating a more efficient use of the radio spectrum frequency in order to assist national economic development efforts.
The advance of the Internet of Things, alongside ever increasing opportunities for mobile data communications will result in increasing demand for spectrum, and the Commonwealth Spectrum Management Forum will examine the challenges involved in managing this demand.
The event will bring together policymakers, regulators, industry leaders and civil society from the Pacific to examine the particular challenges facing broadband in the region, and discuss solutions with peers from the international community. Registration is now open!
Register now to:
Listen to insightful keynotes from thought-leaders and innovators.
Gather information about new markets, competitors, legislation, policies and opportunities.
Learn ‘best practice’ on effectively developing broadband access.
Gain practical advice from experts in the sector.
Build long-lasting and meaningful relationships with prospective partners, clients and suppliers.
Meet policymakers and government officials not usually available for meetings.
Benchmark your organisation against leaders in the area.
Develop innovative ways to improve your organisation’s performance.
Key topics to be discussed include:
Policy and regulatory strategy
Spectrum harmonisation
Connectivity applications
Technology and innovation
Commercial opportunities
Implementation and deployment
Preparing for WRC-19.
And much more...
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