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Being 5G: Understanding Today's Next Technology

Tuesday, Aug. 27 | 1 p.m. Central

This webinar features a more in-depth look at the technology behind 5G. Key topics include spectrum evaluation and an overview of 5G architecture, including the 5G core. Additional topics will include network slicing, spectrum sharing, massive and multiuser MIMO, and 5G security. This is the second in a three-part webinar series on 5G.

Learn about the fundamentals of spectrum and how best to leverage available spectrum to meet your market’s needs. We’ll explore how network slicing can enhance your business offerings by providing dedicated “networks” to individual users and enterprises. You will also learn how carrier aggregation can be used to extend the coverage and capability of your 5G network. >

Presenters

Patrik Ringqvist 2 (1)

Patrik Ringqvist  | Ericsson North America

Patrick is a principal solutions consultant for Ericsson North America. He has 35 years’ experience in the telecommunications infrastructure industry and has extensive experience working with wireless networks, from first-generation analog systems through fourth-generation broadband systems. He currently works on wireless solutions for the critical infrastructure industry and how it can leverage 4G LTE and 5G technologies.

Matt Olson 9475

Matt Olson, PE | Burns & McDonnell

Matt is a projects director and electrical engineer in the Networks, Integration & Automation department at Burns & McDonnell with more than 15 years of experience in wireless telecommunications systems for critical infrastructure networks, enterprise and carrier network design, converged network architecture and network management systems. He is experienced in all aspects of project engineering and management, including scope specification, consulting, design, contract administration and operational acceptance.

Spruha Sheth | Department Manager, Burns & McDonnell

Spruha Sheth is a transmission & distribution substation department manager at Burns & McDonnell. She has more than 15 years of experience in protection and control design and engineering, along with P&C commissioning support experience for substations in various voltages. She is experienced in developing one-line diagrams based on project scope documents, protection requirements, and automation requirements. Spruha’s background includes scoping, protection design and engineering, estimating, procurement, protection commissioning support and outage sequence analysis. She received her bachelor of science in electrical engineering in 2001 from the University of Texas at Arlington.

 

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