The Summit
12th - 14th October 2010
Summit Venue
Amara Sanctuary Resort Sentosa, Singapore
The NGT APAC brings together the telecom sector’s leading innovators to share ideas on the deployment of mobile, broadband and fixed services within a rapidly converging market.
White Papers
Enersys: Reserve Power Hybrid Systems Application of VRLA Batteries
A “hybrid” application is characterised as one where the stationary battery is continuously charged and discharged in a controlled cycle, working in parallel with another power source. A typical example would be a 12 hour cycle, where both the load is supplied and the battery is recharged by a generator, followed by 12 hours without generator power, where the battery supplies the load. In this application, cyclic control is required to ensure that the battery achieves its 12 hour discharge, and is fully recharged by the generator in 12 hours, ready for the next discharge. By Géry Bonduelle, Director Design & Development Europe, Enersys, Arras, France
F-Secure: Protecting the Irreplaceable
F-Secure value-added services and delivery platform are proven revenue drivers – Innovation, reliability and speed of response – these are the qualities that have made F-Secure one of the world’s leading IT security providers since the company was founded in 1988. With more than 200 service provider and mobile operator partners worldwide using F-Secure value added services, we have an impressive amount of practical experience on how to drive operator VAS revenue.
Andrew Solutions: Driving Revenue for Mobile Operators with In-Building Solutions
By John McGuinness, Marketing Manager, Andrew
Andrew Solutions: When Is a Femtocell Like an Elephant?
An Investigation of Femtocells and Mobile Location Services, by Martin Dawson, Chief Architect, Geometrix® Mobile Location Center, Andrew
Andrew Solutions: Wind Loading on Base Station Antennas
As wireless telecommunication services continue to expand, wireless providers are deploying more and more base station antennas in order to meet the growing demand. As a result, antenna towers and support structures are being pushed to the limits of their load capacity. It is therefore important for wireless service providers and tower owners to understand the impact that each base station antenna has on the overall tower load. By Matt Ferris, Principal Mechanical Engineer
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