Webinar: Private Wireless Networks: A Global "State of the Union" on CBRS and Unlicensed Cellular

Navigating the Latest Advances in Private Cellular Deployment and the Merging of Licensed and Unlicensed LPWAN Networks for Industrial IoT.
In the rapidly evolving industry of private cellular networks and Industrial IoT, businesses are faced with several hurdles. These include navigating complex, varied regulatory landscapes, effectively integrating diverse technologies, understanding the potential of using public and private networks in combination, deploying cellular networks despite a steep learning curve, and identifying an array of IoT use cases suitable for private cellular networks. The increasingly blurred lines between public and private networks add further complexity.

This webinar is designed to address these pain points, simplifying and demystifying the world of private cellular networks and their applicability in the Industrial IoT sector. Step into this enlightening session that unpacks the latest developments in global unlicensed spectrum regulations and explores compelling use cases in the deployment of enterprise-grade private LTE/5G networks for Industrial IoT.

Our journey kicks off with a focus on LPWAN, a transformative force in telecom, enabling extensive wireless reach into massive IoT, low-power devices, and private networks.

Next, we will provide an update on the evolving spectrum regulation changes and discuss the spectrum bands available in Europe for deploying private LTE/5G networks.

Moving ahead, we will spotlight an array of IoT use cases that are perfectly suited for deployment over private cellular networks and delve into how these networks can be further leveraged through public/private roaming and seamless integration with other technologies, such as LoRaWAN®.

Finally, for those eager to delve into the world of private cellular without facing a steep learning curve, we will present a pre-integrated PoC kit. This all-inclusive kit merges CBRS private LTE, public/private roaming, and interoperability with LoRaWAN, catering to an expansive variety of use cases. .