Enabling Change Smartly Thu 5 March DBS Conference & Workshops
Spectrum for Programme Making and Special Events Lindsay Cornell, Principal Systems Architect, BBC-UK/DRM
Safir 2 11:00-12:30 >>> DBS WORKSHOP
WORKSHOP sponsored by Rohde & Schwarz DVB–T2 Receiver Compliance Automation
Presenter: Eric Li Bin, Regional Manager, Rohde & Schwarz, Regional Headquarters Singapore Pte Ltd. Workflow Efficiency - “Connecting islands, not building new ones!”
Presenter: Chan Tuck Kay, Business Development Manager, Broadcast, Rohde & Schwarz Regional HQ Singapore Also visit Booths # 4 & 9
12:30-14:00
SESSION 6 14:00-15:30
Networking Lunch & Visit Exhibition Mahkota 3 >>> DBS CONFERENCE ENABLING CHANGE SMARTLY
Chairman: Simon Fell, Director of Technology & Innovation, European Broadcasting Union
DVB-T2 Success Stories in Asia-Pacific Colin Prior, Asia Pacific Sales Manager, Enensys Technologies
How to Optimize T2 Network Coverage by Utilizing Gapfiller and Lower Power Transmitter Nils Ahren, Rohde & Schwarz
LTE Mobile Offload –Technology and Business Model for Off-Loading Payload from Low Tower, Low Power Networks to High Tower, High Power Networks Martyn Horspool, Product Manager, TV Transmission, GatesAi
Experiences from DVB-T2 Rollout: Case Study Malaysia Milos Pavlovic, Sales Manager Broadcast, LS telcom
Title of Presentation MYTV, Malaysia
Safir 2 14:00-15:30 >>> DBS WORKSHOP
WORKSHOP sponsored by Digital Radio Mondiale Clever Radio for Smart Countries
Presenters: Alexander Zink, Snr Business Dev Manager Digital Radio, Fraunhofer Lindsay Cornell, Principal Systems Architect, BBC-UK Ruxandra Obreja, DRM Chairman
15:30-16:00 Tea Break & Visit Exhibition Parallel Sessions
Spectrum Reassignment and DSO Bring New Challenges on Network Monitoring Luc Haeberlé, Managing Director, Colibrex GmbH (LS telcom Group)
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