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DAS AND SMALL CELL CONGRESS 2018

DAS Congress

Join us at the DAS and Small Cell Congress 2018

Maximizing mobile network coverage and capacity is critical to meeting the needs of today’s data-intensive users. As network architectures densify and evolve, stay abreast of key industry trends and the new realm of possibilities by attending the DAS & Small Cells Congress.

Join 600+ senior-level attendees from the wireless eco-system for three days of in-depth and varied programming on the challenges and opportunities associated with next-generation mobile networks.

Why you Should Attend
– Get the latest information straight from the experts to stay on the cutting-edge of industry trends and technology advancements
– Learn about real examples of enterprise network deployments – their economic, technical and practical considerations
– Gain hands-on experience of designing and deploying indoor coverage and capacity solutions including a behind-the-scenes tour of a DAS installation
– Enhance your business and identify potential channel partners with unparalleled networking opportunities
– Discover the possibilities of new products and solutions within the expansive exhibit hall

RAN (Radio Access Network) interfaces that support interoperability between different vendors’ equipment encouraging innovation and offering greater network flexibility at a lower cost than the traditional closed and expensive single-vendor alternative.
Shared physical infrastructure—radios, antennas, switches—and either shared or licensed spectrum available securely to multiple carriers and service providers.
A network of tall towers that transmit low bandwidth radio signals across a multi-mile geographic radius.
A network of low-powered radios discreetly mounted on street poles, buildings, or indoors near end-user consumption that transmit high bandwidth, targeted radio signals across a radius of hundreds or thousands of feet.
Hard-to-reach network boundaries with the weakest signal strength and highest interference where demand is highest and the macro signals are poorest.
Base stations that connect with users’ LTE and 5G handsets.