Global Spectrum Series

Summary

Spectrum for 5G was a one-day interactive Forum that brought together stakeholders and speakers from both the policy and industry communities in Europe and elsewhere to discuss the spectrum requirements for 5G.

The event formed part of the Global Spectrum Series, and added to what is already the World's largest and most comprehensive collection of Spectrum Management policy conferences.

 

Speakers include

Andreas Geiss

Andreas Geiss

Head of unit for Spectrum Policy

European Commission

Philip  Marnick

Philip Marnick

Chair

RSPG

Eric Fournier

Eric Fournier

Chairman

ECC, CEPT

Mindel De La Torre

Mindel De La Torre

Chief International Bureau

Federal Communications Commission (FCC)

Wassim Chourbaji

Wassim Chourbaji

Vice President for Government Affairs Europe, Middle East and North Africa

Qualcomm

Stephen Pentland

Stephen Pentland

Group Public Policy Head of Spectrum, Vodafone; & Vice Chair of FREQ WG, GSMA

Vodafone / GSMA

Philippe Lefebvre

Philippe Lefebvre

Head of Sector, 5G, DG CNECT, Future Connectivity Systems (Unit E.1)

European Commission

Colin  Langtry

Colin Langtry

Chief, Study Group Dept., BR

ITU

Dino Flore

Dino Flore

Chairman

3GPP RAN Group

Branimir Stantchev

Branimir Stantchev

Head of Sector, Spectrum for Wireless Broadband

European Commission

Glyn Carter

Glyn Carter

Senior Spectrum Advisor

GSMA

William Webb

William Webb

CEO

Weightless SIG

Ulrich Rehfuess

Ulrich Rehfuess

Head of Spectrum Policy

Nokia

Daniela Genta

Daniela Genta

Global Spectrum Policy

ESOA

Janette Stewart

Janette Stewart

Principal

Analysys Mason

More Information

The European Commission action plan on 5G and the RSPG opinion on spectrum related aspects for next-generation wireless systems (5G) were released prior to Spectrum for 5G, meaning we entered a crucial period as stakeholders in the region looked to ensure Europe is at the forefront of the development of the 5G vision.

This one day interactive forum looked at the drivers behind the spectrum requirements for 5G and at the different frequency ranges that will be required to meet the requirements of various 5G technologies. It discussed licensing aspects and potential technology enhancements to enable access to new spectrum, and more generally looked at what needs to be done in Europe to ensure a spectrum strategy that pushes the region to the forefront of developments in this key area.

 


Key topics that were discussed included:

 

  • The role of policymakers and industry in pushing Europe to the forefront of 5G developments.
  • Is 5G an evolution or a revolution, and how does this effect the spectrum that is required and how is it made available?
  • How much bandwidth do the proposed 5G services actually need?
  • Meeting the challenge of finding the additional capacity for 5G that is required below 6GHz.
  • Candidates for millimeter 5G bands in Europe and globally.
  • Spectrum Management beyond 5G.


To find out how you can become involved in this our other events, through speaking, partnership and sponsorship opportunities, please contact Jordan Francombe on spectrum5G@forum-europe.com or call +44 (0) 2920 783 027

Logistics

When

Thursday 1 December, 2016
09.00 to 17.30

CET

 

Where

Stanhope Hotel

Rue du Commerce 9,
B-1000 Brussels,
Belgium

Tel: +32 2 506 91 11

Fax: +32 2 201 15 15

info@stanhope.be

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Downloads

Sponsorship Brochure

Conference Programme

 

 

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