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Improving Network Capacity for

4G Mobile Broadband Data Services

DISTRIBUTED ANTENNA SYSTEMS (DAS) CONGRESS

ACI’s 5th Annual

The Preeminent Event for In-Building/Outdoor DAS & other Small Cell SolutionsMay 21-23, 2012 • Caesars Palace Las Vegas

Achieve Optimum Capacity from High Speed Wireless Networks by:

• Leveraging small cell technology – DAS, femtocells and pico cells

• Uncovering the best approaches for DAS implementation in a variety of environments

• Improving spectrum management and maximizing network resources through the simulcast capabilities of DAS

• Understanding network design considerations and best practices when deploying LTE in an indoor environment

• Examining the latest in network testing and optimization tools

• Evaluating the viability of converged DAS-WiFi networks to offl oad capacity from cellular networks

• Comparing and contrasting the value proposition of DAS against alternative small cell solutions

Event Highlights Include:

• AT&T Wireless, Verizon Wireless, Sprint and T-Mobile to share their perspectives on the use of small cell technologies to resolve capacity constraints, and the role DAS plays in their 4G network migration strategy.

• Insight into lessons learned through public/enterprise DAS project case studies that address the value proposition, business model, technical solutions and experiences to date.

• Learn about the latest technology, services and products on offer in today’s market –and what to expect next from next generation DAS

Gain Insight into the Value Proposition and Application of DAS from:

AT&T Wireless

Verizon Wireless

Sprint-Nextel

T-Mobile

Learn Best Practices for Successful DAS Deployments from Existing DAS Owners and Users including:

American Family InsuranceMichigan State UniversityThe Palazzo Las VegasUniversity Medical Center of Southern NevadaUniversity of Central FloridaUniversity of Michigan

Don’t Miss the Pre-Conference Workshops May 21, 2012

Understanding Multi-Carrier and Neutral Host DAS Contractual Issues

Network Design Considerations and Best Practices when Deploying LTE in an Indoor Environment

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Here’s what Past Attendees of the DAS Congress Had to Say:

“Speakers, presentations and topics covered were excellent – good breadth of coverage of issues that affect DAS.”

Alcatel-Lucent

“Overall great turnout and quality speakers and presentations.”

MobileAccess

“Excellent topics.”Crown Castle

“Great info. Great Networking.”Henkels & McCoy

“This was a very informative conference. It enforced a lot of ideas and implementations.”

UT Southwestern Medical Center

“Great participation and networking.” T-Mobile

“The case studies were outstanding, a nice mix applications and the presenters did a very nice job.”

Verizon Wireless

“Excellent conference.”Stanford University

“Very informative sessions providing extensive knowledge. Also provided opportunity to network with others.”

Auburn University

“Excellent conference, good mix of topics and presenters.”

Texas Christian University

“Lots of information. Good stuff!” Fiber-Span

“Very informative.” University of Central Florida

“Great networking opportunity.”Advanced Communications, Inc.

Solving the Capacity Dilemma

Dear Wireless Executive,

The explosion in wireless data services and the resulting network capacity bottlenecks has been the driver behind Distributed Antenna Solutions (DAS) becoming a standard part of network architecture. DAS are a cost-effective solution for achieving ubiquitous wireless coverage with maximized capacity – that also offer fl exibility and scalability to future proof for emerging technologies. DAS are increasingly used to offl oad traffi c from the macro network to free-up much needed capacity, particularly as carriers continue to migrate to LTE/4G.

The leading event keeping track of this dynamic market sector is ACI’s annual DAS Congress. Now in its 5th year, the DAS Congress increases in size and scope each year. The agenda offers a comprehensive look at the current DAS market, the emerging trends and outlook, and attracts the ‘who’s who’ of key infl uencers and decision-makers driving this industry.

At no other event will you benefi t from the same breadth of networking opportunities, nor experience comparable education on the latest in DAS network design, the best business models at play, and the overall outlook for DAS and other small cell solutions.

Whether you are with a wireless carrier striving to improve capacity and offl oad traffi c from the macro network in congested areas, or an IT director of an enterprise/public venue charged with achieving ubiquitous and scalable coverage, or you’re with a DAS equipment manufacturer, solution provider or systems integrator – you cannot afford to miss this event.

Join us at Caesars Palace Las Vegas to: • Evaluate the latest in DAS system architecture options• Learn options for standardizing in-building and outdoor DAS deployments• Understand DAS design considerations related to planning and deploying an

LTE/4G network• Explore the use of fi ber-based DAS for larger installation projects• Hear fi rst-hand the successful strategies deployed and lessons learned by IT

directors with successful DAS installations• Review the evolution of DAS and learn what to expect from next generation DAS• Evaluate the coexistence of WiFi and DAS as a means to offl oad capacity from

the cellular network• Discuss a strategy for establishing universal indoor public safety radio coverage• Evaluate the value proposition of femto and pico cells as an alternative or

complimentary small cell solution to DAS

Make your plans to attend today. Register now by calling 888-224-2480 or visit us online as www.DAScongress.com

I look forward to seeing you in Las Vegas in May!

Sincerely,

Kristy PerkinsEvent [email protected]

P.S. Make the most of your time out of the offi ce, and the networking and educational opportunities the DAS Congress offers, by registering for the pre-conference workshops taking place Monday, May 21, 2012. See p. 4 for details.

Register now: 888-224-2480 • Fax: 877-927-1563 • www.DAScongress.com

TOP 10 REASONS to attend the 2012 DAS Congress:

1. This is the only event solely dedicated to tackling both in-building and outdoor coverage and capacity challenges using DAS.

2. Get a well-rounded and un-biased view of the industry from a conference program based on objective market research.

3. Experience unparalleled networking with key stakeholders in the DAS value chain, including wireless carriers, equipment manufacturers, system integrators, engineering consultants, end-users from a variety of vertical industries, government, municipalities and industry advisors.

4. Gain the information you need to fully evaluate the value proposition of DAS solutions as a complimentary adjunct to 4G mobile broadband technologies.

5. Benefi t from the experience of end-users and their DAS deployments through unique case studies that focus on different environments, the challenges each had to overcome, and the performance results to date.

6. Overcome cost concerns by evaluating the structure and viability of different fi nancing strategies.

7. Learn the latest in DAS network design – particularly in challenging environments such as healthcare facilities and high rise buildings.

8. Understand the role of municipalities in DAS deployments to avoid zoning challenges and ensure ease of implementation for your DAS network.

9. Integrate public safety initiatives into DAS deployments to comply with current and future security initiatives.

10. Learn how best to negotiate carrier contracts for multi-carrier DAS installations.

With more than 500 conferences in the United States, Europe, Asia Pacific, and Latin America, American Conference Institute (ACI) provides a diverse portfolio devoted to providing business intelligence to senior decision makers who need to respond to challenges spanning various industries in the US and around the world.

As a member of our sponsorship faculty, your organization will be deemed as a partner. We will work closely with your organization to create the perfect business development solution catered exclusively to the needs of your practice group, business line or corporation.

For more information about this program or our global portfolio of events, please contact:Esther FleischhackerSenior Business Development Executive, Special Projects, American Conference InstituteTel: 212-352-3220 x5232 • Fax: 212-220-4281 • [email protected]

iBwave USER GROUP May 24, 2012 – In Las Vegas.For the second year in a row, iBwave will be hosting its annual User Group in the city that never sleeps, Las Vegas, Nevada! The User Group will be held on May 24th, following the DAS Congress. This day-long User Group will be informative, including presentations on iBwave product roadmaps and the latest in-building industry trends. iBwave will go over key industry practices for optimal design using iBwave Design software, iBwave Unity management platform, and iBwave Mobile, a new app available on smartphones and tablets.

This is a private event solely open to iBwave customers and partners. It will be a great opportunity to interact with leaders from the in-building industry! To register for the User Group or learn more, visit www.ibwave.com. It is free to attend but spaces are limited.

iBwave’s Las Vegas Party:

Following our successful party last year, iBwave will be hosting their famous party in Las Vegas, on the evening of May 23rd. Save the date, as well as, room for great food and cocktails.

Global Sponsorship Opportunities

CEOs, CTOs, CIOs, SVPs, VPs, Directors and Senior Managers of:

• Network Strategy

• Network Planning and Design

• RF Engineering

• Advanced Technology/Strategy

• In-building/DAS Systems/Solutions

• Information Technology/

Information Systems

• Telecommunications

• Product Management

• Business Development

• Sales and Marketing

From:• Wireless Carriers• Commercial Real Estate• Building/Property Managers• Vertical Industries –

Higher Education, Hospitals and Healthcare Providers, Hospitality, Stadiums, Manufacturing, Government etc.

• Network Equipment Manufacturers• DAS Solution Providers• System Integrators• Component Manufacturers• Engineering Consultants• Telecom and Real Estate

Equity Analysts

WHO YOU WILL MEET:


Teaming Agreements and Inter-Carrier Agreements • Factors to consider when facilitating key points with the carrier• Developing a strategy on which clauses/aspects of the

agreement are relevant/irrelevant and worth negotiating• Evaluating the importance and relevance

of the termination clause

Landlord Carrier Agreement • Understanding the role of the key players involved in the

negotiation process• In-depth review of constructing language for access,

termination, assignment and payment terms• Moving away from a “rent agreement” • How to strike the right balance to ensure value on both sides

Neutral Host• Highlighting the importance of longevity of an agreement• Understanding the needs of the neutral host and what their

role is in the process• Facilitating an environment that creates an open network

to all players and doing so in a cost-effective manner

Workshop Leaders:

Denis StelatosPresidentFontur International

Additional speakers to be confi rmed

PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS – Monday, May 21, 2012

9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. with a break for refreshments. Registration will take place at 8:00 a.m.

Understanding Multi-Carrier and Neutral Host DAS Contractual Issues - Effectively Negotiating Teaming Agreements, Inter-Carrier Agreements, Landlord/Carrier Agreements and Neutral Host for In-building DAS

This interactive workshop is designed to address the practical considerations involved in entering into in-building DAS agreements. Wireless carriers, equipment manufacturers, system integrators, and landlords will benefi t from this hands-on workshop that will thoroughly review and analyze the factors to consider before entering, drafting, and negotiating agreements. Topics to be covered include:

1:00 – 5:30 p.m. with a break for refreshments and inclusive of a tour of the LTE DAS at The Palazzo Hotel (transportation provided). Registration will take place at 12:00 p.m.


The unprecedented growth of mobile data traffi c has led wireless operators worldwide to deploy LTE networks much sooner that they originally anticipated. Taking into account that 75% of all wireless data traffi c originates indoors, this informative and educational workshop will review key metrics and network design best practices to consider when deploying an in-building LTE cellular network.

Topics to be covered include:• LTE Technology Overview

- LTE and LTE-Advanced – Radio Network Fundamentals- LTE Band Planning and LTE Global Deployment Footprint- LTE vs. 3G comparison How does LTE compare with

WCDMA/HSPA+ and CDMA- LTE and 802.11/WiFi – Offl oading Architectures

and Co-Deployment• Deploying LTE Including In-building Deployments

- Factors Affecting Coverage - Optimizing Throughput- Interference Management- Handoff

• MIMO Considerations for In-building LTE- LTE Transmission Modes

- Rank Adaptation and MIMO - Layout Considerations

• Small Cell Design Topology Options- DAS and LTE - Active vs. Passive DAS for LTE- Small Base Stations (SBS) and (DAS-SBS) Hybridized

Solutions• Deployment Case Study

- 700 MHz LTE MIMO DAS - Palazzo hotel in Las Vegas

Workshop Leaders:

Dr. Kenneth (Ken) StewartChief Technology Offi cerTE Connectivity

Tom GourleyDAS Project EngineerHQ In-BuildingVerizon Wireless

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Upon completion of the workshop presentation, attendees can examine fi rst-hand the DAS network installed at The Palazzo hotel in Las Vegas. The tour, led by Ken and hotel representatives, will encompass a behind the scenes look at the DAS network and equipment. Bus Transportation will be provided.

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Conference Day One – Tuesday, May 22, 2012

7:30 Registration and Continental Breakfast

8:45 Chairperson’s Welcome and Opening Remarks

Joe MaddenPrincipal AnalystMobile Experts

9:00 DAS Trends – What’s Hot & What’s Next?• Reviewing the evolution of DAS – from coax networks

to neutral host multi-service platforms• Coverage versus Capacity and the increased importance

of WiFi offl oad and cellular backhaul• Next Generation DAS - the value proposition of a single,

scalable active infrastructure• What the end-user experience will look like• What systems and applications it will enable

- Healthcare scenarios- High-density, stadium environment

• A glimpse into the management, control and reporting capabilities of next generation DAS

Saeed AnwarChief Technology Offi cerSOLiD Technologies

9:45 Considerations and Options for Standardizing In-Building and Outdoor DAS Deployments• Creating a way to standardize DAS deployment • Standardizing major and minor material selections• Understanding design options and considerations • Organizing and mobilizing resources • Constructing and implementing standards• Developing practical timelines and deadlines

for the DAS project

Paula DoublinAssistant Vice President, DAS Construction & Engineering Antenna Solutions GroupAT&T Services, Inc.

10:30 Networking and Refreshment Break

11:00 The Evolution and Application of LTE/4G Technology for In-Building and Outdoor DAS• Examining the issues and considerations associated with the

way 4G will be distributed for in-building and outdoor DAS• Evaluating system architecture options for DAS• Understanding how LTE deployed at 700 MHz affects

deployment of DAS• Examining how LTE standards are shaping the development

of new solutions• Design considerations related to planning and deploying

the LTE/4G network- Requiring stronger signal strength for LTE

• Examining the similarities and differences globally for 4G deployment

Dr. Kenneth (Ken) StewartChief Technology Offi cerTE Connectivity

11:45 The Critical Role of Fiber for In Building Wireless Solutions• Global trends driving in building wireless solutions• Network complexity and the evolution of requirements:

multi-band, multi-technology, MIMO, Neutral Host, multi-sector, etc.

• Various solution architectures • Technical considerations for wireless infrastructure:

bandwidth, distance, power, etc.• Meeting the needs of the future

Igor BerlinChief ArchitectCorning MobileAccess

12:30 Networking Lunch for Speakers and Attendees

1:30 Hurry up and Wait: Determining the Right Approach for Future-Proof, Large Scale Indoor DASMSU has one of the largest public campuses in the United States with 553 structures covering 5,200 acres located in East Lansing Michigan. MSU faces the challenge of providing quality indoor coverage/capacity at its own expense having now completed carrier-funded outdoor DAS networks with all of the major service providers in its market. A brief overview of issues MSU discussed at the 2011 DAS Congress will lead into an update on current efforts. A candid focus will be placed on challenges MSU faces in building a fl exible, scalable solution. Emphasis will also be on areas where the vendor and carrier communities could better help institutions like MSU succeed as many aspects of its experience can be applied to projects around the world.

Jeff CarpenterManager of Planning and Engineering for Telecommunication SystemsMichigan State University (MSU)

2:15 Panel Discussion: Building Owner Perspectives on Multi-Carrier DAS Business ModelsThe debate around ‘who pays’ for the installation and ongoing maintenance of a multi-carrier DAS continues. During this panel discussion, building owners will share their thoughts and experiences on the viability of different funding strategies and business models. Points of discussion will include:

• Justifying the capital expenditure• Defi ning the ROI• Ways in which to reduce infrastructure and outlay costs• Assessing a fair price to charge carriers• Lessons learned from fee negotiations

Panelists

Scott CooperNetwork Support EngineerAmerican Family Insurance

Andy HulseyDirector TelecommunicationsComputer Services & TelecommunicationsUniversity of Central Florida

Mary Eileen McLaughlinBusiness and Finance, CIO Offi ceITS – Strategic InitiativesUniversity of Michigan

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3:45 Panel Discussion: Leveraging Industry Integrators in the Multi-Carrier/Neutral Host Market• Evaluating the players and their stake in the game• Understanding the contractual, business and technical

issues when working with the wireless carriers• Discovering how different technologies can affect the cost

of a system• Understanding payment options – How is investment

analyzed and justifi ed• Formulating a realistic project timeline to ensure effi cient

use of resources and appropriate scheduling • Examining methods for reducing DAS infrastructure and

deployment costs

Panelists

Laura SuschinskiCNS Business Development ManagerSprint-Nextel

Additional panelists to be announced.

Moderator

Kelley CarrCustom Solutions Group - PresidentCellular Specialties, Inc. (CSI)

4:45 High Speed Mobile Data: Challenges to Promote Cell Coverage and Capacity at the World Cup 2014 and other Major Events• Technical Challenges for HSPA and LTE• Solutions in Providing a High Speed HSPA+ / 4G Network

for a High Capacity Venue• Summary

Anthony McCray BSEEDirector of SalesComba Telecom

5:30 DAS Congress Networking Reception

Conference Day Two – Wednesday, May 23, 2012

8:00 Continental Breakfast

8:45 Chairperson’s Recap of Day One

9:00 Performance Management of High Capacity Data Systems• Assessing the ability to manage systems intelligently• How do we maintain the high capacity data systems after

we build it?• What are DAS vendors providing in terms of next

generation of key performance indicators?

• Evaluating the ability to assess on a daily basis a heavily loaded v. lightly loaded system

• Analyzing the effects of high capacity networks for venues such as stadiums

Niraj ShahNational Director, DAS Engineering & Standards Antenna Solutions GroupAT&T Services, Inc.

9:45 Essentials of MIMO Testing for DAS Systems• Radio Access Network (RAN) characterization and effect

on throughput• Estimated throughput measurements for various MIMO

transmission modes• Antenna correlation effects with MIMO: Throughput

for Line-of-sight vs. non-line-of-sight condition• DAS testing using scanners and test mobiles• Case study of MIMO Testing

Jim ZikSenior Product Marketing ManagerPCTel


11:00 Establishing Universal Indoor Public Safety Radio Coverage

• Who are the stakeholders and what are their interests in universal in-building public safety coverage

• Overcoming key concerns including technology and funding• What would a national policy framework look like?• Paving the way for an accredited certifi cation program

for technicians deploying and managing DAS networks that support public safety, commercial cellular and two-way radio

Seth BuechleyPresidentSOLiD Technologies

11:45 Evaluating the Coexistence of WiFi and DAS as a Solution for Offl oading the Cellular Network• Examining the advantages and disadvantages of integrating

WiFi and DAS on the same system• Assessing the cost, management, and maintenance

of supporting WiFi and DAS on a shared infrastructure• Planning for capacity and evaluating how WiFi will affect

DAS design• Taking into account the evolution of WiFi

- Addressing ownership issues with WiFi and DAS installation for a project site

- Merging signals and dealing with carriers and end user’s changes to the system

• Ingraining solutions such as MIMO, LTE, and WiFi for offl oading to compete with distributed systems

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1:30 Meeting Coverage and Capacity Demands without Risking Patient Safety

The campus of the University Medical Center of Southern Nevada (UMC) is comprised of 8 buildings encompassing 1 million square feet. A DAS was deployed to ensure ubiquitous coverage and enough capacity to successfully adopt a wireless workfl ow application for bedside specimen, tracking and medical administration. This case study will cover:

• The confi guration of the WLAN over the entire UMC campus• The ability to exercise granular control over WLAN traffi c• The use of monitoring software to dynamically identify

confi guration issues and make necessary adjustments• The impact of a passive antenna system on network

maintenance• The overall impact on IT resources

M.J. Ernie McKinleyChief Information Offi cerUniversity Medical Center of Southern Nevada

2:15 High Capacity Venues & DAS: A European Approach

• Examining how DAS systems have been deployed in Europe for high capacity venues such as stadiums and airports

• The difference in DAS architecture for public safety and cellular systems

• How to solve extreme capacity requirements • The use of base station hotels and DAS• Interfacing venue coverage with the external macro network

Håkan SamuelssonCTO and FounderAxell Wireless


3:30 Evaluating the Role of Femto Cells and Pico Cells as a Small Cell Solution for Increasing Capacity

• Comparing and contrasting ultra wide band solutions to fi lters and amplifi ers that works at a frequency band

• Identifying the problems associated with antenna placement, uplink and downlink

• How can ultra wide band solutions provide consistent amplifi cation?

• Designing small cell architecture for DAS• Implementing and integrating femtocells with

the macro network• Assessing use of femtocells in large and small venues• Addressing the issue of back haul

Christopher M. CrawfordManager-Product Manager and Product MarketingIn Building Wireless for BusinessVerizon Wireless HQ Marketing

4:15 Examining Emerging Technologies in Outdoor and In-Building DAS

• Analyzing cipri and obsai and its use for outdoor antenna connection to outdoor DAS- Eliminating power amplifi er from base station - Facilitating the radio head and allowing the base station

on bottom of tower and radio heads up on tower- Assessing whether DAS can have standard interface

without amplifying power and using less hardware and electricity

• Creating solutions for directionalizing RF from antennas - Containing RF through directionalizing antennas

for venues such as large stadiums• Developing OEM for base stations with lower power

amplifi ers for front end DAS• Interplay between outdoor and in-building DAS

Speaker to be announced Check www.DAScongress.com for updates.

5:00 End of Conference

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Event Partners:

SOLiD Technologies USA returns to DAS Congress with an expanded portfolio of innovative, high-capacity and fi ber-effi cient Distributed Antenna System (DAS) solutions including: the ALLIANCE™ best-in-class multi-service platform; the MIMO-ready, operator-specifi c EXPRESS™ with EasySET™, the industry’s fastest and easiest commissioning software; the new TITAN™ 20W Remote for high-traffi c indoor or outdoor applications and; the ClearLight ACCESS™ multiplexor which signifi cantly lowers Small Cell Backhaul and WiFi Offl oad costs. Visit us at the SOLiD Learning Center.


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