This year HSO will be presented by Professor Alex Grant , CEO of Myriota, founder of Cohda Wireless and previously Professor of Information Theory at the University of SA. The topic: ?Satellites, Cars and the Internet of Things: The challenges and rewards of crossing the boundary between academia and industry?. This is a live stream of the Melbourne event to Sydney.
This year HSO will be presented by Professor Alex Grant , CEO of Myriota, founder of Cohda Wireless and previously Professor of Information Theory at the University of SA. The topic: ?Satellites, Cars and the Internet of Things: The challenges and rewards of crossing the boundary between academia and industry?. Please join TelSoc and Alex for lunch and drinks at the Telstra Theatrette in Melbourne.
This year HSO will be presented by Professor Alex Grant , CEO of Myriota, founder of Cohda Wireless and previously Professor of Information Theory at the University of SA. The topic: ?Satellites, Cars and the Internet of Things:?The challenges and rewards of crossing the boundary between academia and industry?. Please join TelSoc for a live stream of the event in Adelaide.
You too can be an NBN Retail Service Provider! This presentation will provide insights into the opportunities and challenges of the NBN. Focussing on wholesale and why it is crucial to have a thriving competitive market outside of the big 4. Also, how can a a next generation wholesaler overcome barriers to enable competition and reduce the monopolistic power in the telco market.
Jon Cleaver - Chief Commercial Officer, MNF Group
Chris Hooker - Solutions Manager - SAAS, MNF Group
Chris Foster - Business Development Manager, MNF Group
Dr Gerd Keiser will present about how Optical fiber technology has significantly bolstered the growth of photonics applications in numerous areas such as the telecom infrastructure, a wide range of sensors, vehicle and airplane control, life sciences research, and biomedical diagnosis, therapy, monitoring, and surgery.
Akamai now ranks Australia's Internet service as 60th in the world. "Serious experts agree that the right telecom infrastructure for the next century consists of universal FTTH on the ground and a universal wireless cloud above, supported by the FTTH foundation. But you don't need a national monopoly to achieve this. And private monopolies are just as bad. Indeed, a monopoly of any kind is usually counterproductive. US developments are proving that you can build the future network --even in sparse rural areas--- with multiple parties, even small ones on a purely commercial basis with private money.....And do it faster and better than either private or government monopoly typically does. Would this work in Australia?"
Eric Hamilton, CTO of NNNCo?will describe the range of connectivity methods that are used in IoT, and the circumstances where each connectivity method can be most cost effective and efficient.
Dr I will give a comprehensive overview of China Mobile?s 5G solutions, including an end-to-end network architecture with User Centric Network and Soft Defined Air Interface and the corresponding enabling technologies like C-RAN, NGFI, MCD etc presented as imperative solutions for diversified set of usage scenarios.
A smart city is one that uses technology to transform its infrastructure and make better use of energy, resources and services. Adelaide is well on the way to becoming a Smart City and, with an enormous capacity for innovation, will use technology to embrace a better connected, more sustainable future.
The TelSoc would like to invite all members and industry professionals to a quarter year professional and social networking event. It will feature the CSIRO STEM in Schools program and will otherwise be focussed on connecting and socialising amongst industry colleagues.
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