NEC to headline Packet Microwave Forum in London
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NEC Corp will lead the debate on a range of new technologies at the Packet Microwave Forum on Oct 3-5 at Centre Point Tower in London. In its capacity as the Platinum Sponsor of the Forum, NEC will present a keynote speech, host a workshop and stage an Innovation presentation.
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The coordinated speaking and seminar program will focus on the critical role that new microwave backhaul technologies and solutions will play in the future of fixed line and mobile networks, with particular attention to the transition to 4G (LTE) networks and the evolving mobile cloud.
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During the forum, NEC will lead the agenda with a keynote speech on Tuesday Oct 4, titled “The new wave: applications, innovation and frequency spectrum for the growth of Microwave networks.” In addition, NEC is hosting a workshop focused on “Managing Network TCO using next-generation Microwave for mobile and business applications.” The Innovation presentation will focus on future developments in “End to end management of heterogeneous Microwave and Optical backhaul.”
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“NEC holds a leading position in the wireless broadband market with its technology portfolio, which enables mobile operators to reliably deliver existing services and to transition to LTE with a highly flexible, future proof backhaul platform. At the same time, our solutions address the financial imperative to reduce both OPEX and CAPEX,” says Gary Dodd, President and CEO at NEC (UK) Ltd, and responsible for NEC’s Transport Network business in the EMEA region.
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During the event, NEC will provide a live demonstration of its iPASOLINK series, a converged flexible platform for backhaul, to highlight its ability to create a network infrastructure capable of sustaining multiple transport networks and cater for the growing demand for data, and broadband services. NEC will also provide a demonstration of its complementary unified transport Network Management System MS5000, to showcase its network provisioning and performance monitoring capabilities.
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