The agenda for Critical Communications World 2013 has now been finalised.
The IIR is delighted to welcome the following keynote speakers: Mireille Ballestrazzi, President, Interpol and Pearse O’Donohue, Head of the Radio Spectrum Policy Unit, European Commission DG Communication Networks, Content and Technology.
The agenda for Critical Communications World 2013 has now been finalised.
Join the IIR for what is set to be an outstanding event. The Congress will offer answers to all of your questions on developing and delivering effective Mission Critical Communications. By registering as a delegate you will:
- Learn from 150+ presentations, interviews, discussions and seminars on both public safety and commercial Critical Communications usage
- Network with 4000+ Critical Communications Professionals
- Access all of the latest equipment and solutions in the exhibition of 130+ companies
Benefit From Being At The Heart of The Global Critical Communications Community
In 2012 the IIR welcomed attendees from 84 different countries. No other event brings together such a varied international audience of Users, Operators, Developers and Manufacturers, under one roof at one time.
This year’s Congress programme will not only showcase the latest TETRA User case studies and innovations but explore Critical Broadband technologies and solutions. You will hear how Mobile Broadband technologies (specifically LTE) can be combined with secure radio services to meet the future voice and data requirements of Mission Critical Users.
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The IIR is delighted to welcome the following keynote speakers who will share their vision with you:
Mireille Ballestrazzi, President, Interpol
Mireille will be discussing “Critical Communications And Cooperation - Vital Assets In Identifying Crimes And Criminals At A Global Level’
Pearse O’Donohue, Head of the Radio Spectrum Policy Unit, European Commission DG Communication Networks, Content and Technology
Pearse will be discussing “Incorporating Critical Communications Into The Wider Context Of Competing Demands For Spectrum And The Implementation Of The Radio Spectrum Policy Programme”
Source: IIR
