TETRA World Congress preview
Abdulhakim Kamaily, ICT Advisor, National Oil Corporation, Libya
TETRA + Critical Communications Association
Phil Godfrey, Chairman, TCCA Phil Kidner, CEO, TCCA
This year’s hot congress topics will include What is mission critical broadband and do you need it?
Critical broadband communications TEDS/TETRA and LTE Large event planning Digital migration and TETRA evolution How to protect your TETRA investment TETRA applications in action ISI and interoperability Transportation and critical communications
In addition, there will be some never seen before congress features, including: T ree fresh pre-conference seminars which will examine the critical broadband communications roadmap, business continuity for C3i, and mission-critical police communications.
All-new non-public-safety discussion sessions, which will evaluate the business models and technical benefi ts of using TETRA for smart grid communications and the future of critical communications in the transport sector.
Reach out to TETRA in the Middle East. T ere are so many great examples of TETRA networks in practice in and around Dubai. Delegates and visitors can learn about them at the Middle Eastern TETRA Showcase. To read the full congress agenda and to fi nd out who will be speaking, please visit
www.tetraworldcongress.com
With this year’s event taking place in Dubai, it was only fi tting that the host operator should be Nedaa, which operates the TETRA network providing specialized wireless communication services to all government and semi-government organizations, corporations and multinational companies in Dubai, as well as in the northern Emirates. Nedaa aspires to be the trusted and reliable choice in the fi eld of wireless communication supply. Phil Kidner, CEO of the TETRA and
Critical Communications Association, said: “We are all delighted that TWC will be in the Middle East for the fi rst time this year. T is is a very important region for TETRA with many existing TETRA networks already in place and considerable interest from others looking to modernize their communications.
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“But this is a global event and I am sure that
working together with key partners, Nedaa and IIR, we will attract many delegates from all over the world to this interesting and vibrant city.”
Register as a congress delegate Build your own agenda from a choice of more than 150 case studies, training seminars, discussion sessions and masterclasses across the multi-streamed programme. Receive access to detailed analysis of the TETRA market and diff erent user experience from around the world.
Gain expert insight into the latest developments in the TETRA standard
Network and plan your meetings with all other delegates, speakers and VIPs with the online networking tool before, during and after TWC2012
For more information and to register your place as a congress delegate or exhibition visitor, visit
www.tetraworldcongress.com
Showcasing TETRA For Formula 1 racing
Make a date to visit the world’s largest TETRA-focused exhibition T
he TETRA World Congress is the World’s largest TETRA-focused exhibition. It offers you a unique opportunity to see and study the very best solutions and
products that the industry has to offer. If you want to discover new applications, compare solutions or simply fi nd out what the TETRA industry has to offer, the TETRA World Congress exhibition has it all under one roof.
Exhibition opening days and times Tuesday, May 15: 10.40–17.30 Wednesday, May 16: 08.45–17.30 Thursday, May 17: 08.45–14.00
Venue
Dubai International Convention and Exhibition Centre (also known as Dubai World Trade Centre), off Sheikh Zayed Road. Convention gate entrance is next to the Novotel Hotel.
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Contact Anna Slater, Senior Marketing Manager TETRA World Congress, at
aslater@iir-telecoms.com for more information
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