Bloomberg BNA Hosting July 22 Breakfast Panel Exploring the Future of Wi-Fi First
Industry Experts with Divergent Perspectives to Speak at Washington, D.C. Event Focusing on the Promises and Challenges of Wi-Fi First
ARLINGTON, Va., July 8, 2015 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Bloomberg BNA today announced it will host "Wi-Fi First: Spectrum Realities," a breakfast panel on Wednesday, July 22 from 8:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. at the Washington, D.C. offices of Bloomberg Government. The event will address the practical questions of working reliably in unlicensed spectrum as well as the regulatory challenges the FCC faces regarding the Wi-Fi First model for mobile services.
Registration is available here. Attendees can earn up to 1.5 CLE credits.
"Wi-Fi First is a potential game-changing business model that could pose a serious threat to traditional mobile wireless services," said Mike MacKay, Vice President, Cross Platform Businesses, Bloomberg BNA. "We are excited to have such an esteemed panel of telecommunications experts – representing opposing sides of the issue — on hand to discuss the regulatory issues surrounding this nascent technology."
Featured speakers include:
- Greg Ennis, Vice President of Technology, Wi-Fi Alliance
- Steven K. Berry, President & CEO, Competitive Carriers Association
- Dave Wright, Advanced Technologist, Ruckus Wireless
The event will provide answers to questions including:
- How are Wi-Fi First service providers adapting to new concerns and changes?
- What will the future look like for Wi-Fi First and how will potentially adversarial technologies operate together?
- Will differing technologies learn to co-exist, and does the FCC have a role in making this happen?
- What lessons will the FCC bring to bear as it creates a framework for regulating the unlicensed spectrum?
To register for this event, click here.
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