Feza Buyukdura
Lead Principle Technical Architect
AT&T
Cameron Dunn
Director International, Alliances & Integrations
AT&T Mobility
Jim Parker
Senior Manager, Antenna Solutions Group
AT&T, USA
Melody Howard Yuhn
Enterprise Architect
AT&T, USA
John Saw
CTO
Clearwire, USA
Jeff Carlisle
Executive Vice President for Regulatory Affairs and Public Policy
LightSquared
Masoud Olfat
Director RAN Technology & Global Standards
Lightsquared
Bejoy Pankajakshan
Principal Member Technical Staff
Metro PCS
Solyman Ashrafi
VP, Product Management
MetroPCS
Bejoy Pankajakshan
Corporate Director, Engineering, DMTS
MetroPCS
Gregg Woodcock
Manager, Corporate Engineering Data Services
MetroPCS
Dean Hardy
CTO
NetSet Communications
Emil Olbrich
Public Safety Demonstration Network Project Lead Engineer
NIST
Dale Winn
Director of Data Network Engineering
NTELOS Wireless
Masaaki Maeda
President & CEO
NTT DoCoMo USA
Masaaki Maeda
President
NTT DoCoMo, USA
Bernard St-Laurent
Project Manager, 700MHz Broadband Spectrum
Public Safety Canada
Bonnie Chen
Research Scientist
Sprint
Patrick Urgento
Senior Systems Engineer
Sprint
Gregory Casey
CEO
Texas Energy Network
Narothum Saxena
Senior Director, Advanced Technology & Strategy
US Cellular
Erik Neitzel
DMTS, Technology Development Group
US Cellular
Michael Freiberger
Principle Engineer
Verizon
Bill Stone
Executive Director of Network Strategy
Verizon
Glenn Wellbrook
Director of Backbone Network Design
Verizon
Mung Chiang
Professor Electrical Engineering Dept
Princeton University
Monica Paolini
President
Senza Fili Consulting
Ken Rehbehn
Principal Analyst
Yankee Group
- Interview: Director, Greenet, Netherlands: “We believe that proper broadband connections are a must for everyone.” 15 May 2013 | 8:08 am
- Interview: VP product development, Technocentre, Orange: “The combination of RCS, LTE and VoLTE means that customers will have no reason to go elsewhere for their communications.” 14 May 2013 | 2:18 pm
- Interview: Head of international standardisation and IP management, DT, UK: “competing with OTT is not the goal of Deutsche Telekom.” 14 May 2013 | 10:00 am
- Interview: Michael Wu, Director, Wireless Access Technology Development, Telus, Canada: “Monetising LTE investment was a key business challenge for Telus.” 13 May 2013 | 3:08 pm
- Ready for HetNets? 10 May 2013 | 2:01 pm
With North America being the world’s dominant LTE market and subscriptions forecast to boom six-fold from 26 million at end-2012 to 162 million by end-2017, according to Informa Telecoms & Media, this year's LTE North America event falls at an incredibly exciting time. Following on from the success of last year, we are delighted to return to the host city of Dallas on 21-22 November for North America's premium networking event for the 4G community.
Bringing together over 1,250 high-level attendees from the North American LTE market and featuring over 150 distinguished speakers presenting on the most pertinent issues facing the market, this is an event not to be missed!
Guaranteeing you a receptive audience of operator-led decision makers, the multi-streamed conference focuses on the most pertinent issues facing the North American LTE market including:
- Service Innovation
- Monetizing LTE
- Network Optimization
- HetNets
- LTE Advanced
- Public Safety LTE
- Voice over LTE
- Mobile Backhaul
- LTE Roaming
Here are the top ten reasons why LTE North America 2013 is a must attend:
1. 150+ Distinguished Speakers- year-on-year the event attracts all the leading players from across the North American market
2. Free for carriers- with 50% carrier attendance expected for 2013!
3. Continuous growth- 77% attendee growth over past 2 years
4. Top quality networking- speed networking in the expo- free for carriers
5. Rich content- multi-streamed conference focusing on the most pertinent issues facing the North American LTE market
6. One2one personal delegate introductions- make sure you meet the right people at the event
7. Access to all the leading analysts- analyst clinic on the show floor
8. Innovative Event Features- Signaling Focus Day, Carrier Mind Share, Mobile App Hub & more!
9. VIP Press Zone- share your latest news
10. In Dallas! The telecom hub of the US
1,000 people are attending and the reason they’re here is because they’re the ones who are involved in what’s happening worldwide and so it’s a very focused event
Tom Carter, VP Worldwide Sales, Service Providers, F5 NetworksThere is a lot of change occurring and you need to be up on it- get in here and talk with various vendors and other attendees and share ideas and thoughts
Brian Modoff, Senior Comms Tech Analyst, Deutsche Bank SecuritiesWe managed to schedule some high quality meetings and I think we will extract a lot of value from the level of meetings and the good attendance
Eran Eshed, Co-founder, VP Marketing, Altair SemiconductorIt’s been a tremendous experience being able to open up a lot of doors. Previously we weren’t able to get access to companies, or didn’t have the right contacts- this has provided that opportunity
Emil Olbrich, Lead Engineer, Public Saftey Network Project, NISTIt’s been a great show, it’s been informative and really good educational tracks
Wes Kelley, President & CEO, C&W EnterprisesI think all the biggest LTE fans are here. It’s a great place to meet up with my peers and our vendors and suppliers
John Saw, CTO, ClearwireWe see people from everywhere in the industry, the way it is organised and the way it is structured it gave me a chance to meet them all
Bernard St-Laurent, Public Safety, CanadaI see the show is growing and every year it gets better and better
Douglas Tait, Director, Telecoms Global Markets, OracleWe managed to schedule some high quality meetings and I think we will extract a lot of value from the level of meetings and the good attendance
Eran Eshed, Co-founder, VP Marketing, Altair SemiconductorOfficially Endorsed By
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