Only 1 week left to get registered! Join us at our Bolingbrook headquarters for our In-Building Wireless Workshop with our partners from ADRF (Advanced RF Technologies, Inc.) ! This special learning experience promises to elevate your expertise in the world of RF technology! The comprehensive two-day training agenda is designed to equip you with essential knowledge and certifications to thrive in the dynamic in-building wireless industry. Full details and Registration: https://lnkd.in/gnk8iuKr Jim Bowen | Dan Hughes | Greg Pallardy | Bill Stang Taylor Roth | John Shubin | Seri Yoon
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Systems Engineers: who is considering attending the International Symposium in person? Comment below. The early registration is passed, but regular registration is still open. If not, are you doing virtual? The event schedule and book of abstracts looks impressive: https://lnkd.in/d7_fy8_R Let me know in the comments, what your plans are! I am still on the fence. #systemsengineering #mbse #requirementsengineering
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🚀 Reminder: only a few days left to participate in ENTSO-E's Bidding Zone Review Public Consultation! 🔍 ENTSO-E, in collaboration with Transmission System Operators across all Bidding Zone Review Regions, has conducted a comprehensive study on alternative Bidding Zone configurations. As part of the Bidding Zone Review, we are inviting stakeholders to provide their input. 🗓️ Deadline for feedback: 4 September 2024, 10am CEST 🔗 Details and insights from the webinar on the Bidding Zone review are available here. ( https://lnkd.in/eybsa2Hj ) 📝 How to participate: Please submit your feedback by completing the questionnaire ( https://lnkd.in/e8rcEpUd ). ENTSO-E requests one response per representative organization. Your insights are vital in shaping the future of Bidding Zones. We encourage you to take this opportunity to contribute—only a few days remain to have your say.
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Only one day left to share your input for the Bidding Zone Review through the Public Consultation on topics such as liquidity and transaction costs, transition costs, mitigation measures and practical considerations.
🚀 Reminder: only a few days left to participate in ENTSO-E's Bidding Zone Review Public Consultation! 🔍 ENTSO-E, in collaboration with Transmission System Operators across all Bidding Zone Review Regions, has conducted a comprehensive study on alternative Bidding Zone configurations. As part of the Bidding Zone Review, we are inviting stakeholders to provide their input. 🗓️ Deadline for feedback: 4 September 2024, 10am CEST 🔗 Details and insights from the webinar on the Bidding Zone review are available here. ( https://lnkd.in/eybsa2Hj ) 📝 How to participate: Please submit your feedback by completing the questionnaire ( https://lnkd.in/e8rcEpUd ). ENTSO-E requests one response per representative organization. Your insights are vital in shaping the future of Bidding Zones. We encourage you to take this opportunity to contribute—only a few days remain to have your say.
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New ST 2110 Resource Sharing: Boost Effectiveness While Reducing Costs https://lnkd.in/d3TdtFBu For all of the benefits of IP, it’s not so easy to communicate from one ST 2110 island to another. Studio A can’t share resources with studio B, which means they both need their own sets of costly equipment. But what if you could easily share gear between islands? Join live on Wednesday, March 27, 2024 at 1:00 p.m. Eastern/ 10:00 a.m. Pacific Host Satoshi Kanemura, President & COO of FOR-A America, will be joined by Robert Peterson, CTO of FOR-A America, as they explore how you can add cost efficiency and flexibility to your IP infrastructure. On this webinar, you’ll discover: ✅ Efficient ways to share IP systems so you can reduce the total cost of ownership ✅ How to ensure there’s no conflicts over shared resources between IP islands ✅ What can increase the flexibility of ST 2110 systems ✅ The secret to getting more creativity at lower costs ✅ A demo of the new resource sharing software specifically designed for IP workflows that could cut the amount of gear you need in half!
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Discover the power of optimal spectrum use in our new study on wireless systems! Learn how frequency and bandwidth variations affect performance. #WirelessTech #SpectrumStudy https://lnkd.in/eHqcj-bj
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Wireless comms on 2.4ghz for BACnet MSTP from LumenRadio. Quite an informative webinar, total 30 minutes, with some excellent case studies for this solution. https://lnkd.in/e_-cR4ez
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This paper is one of our recent outcomes of our work in PhotoNext and in the project ALLEGRO EU that is trying to predict which will be the best options for super-high speed transmission in next generation Passive Optical Networks.
The Journal of Optical Communications and Networking (JOCN) has just accepted our new paper entitled "Planning tools for Next Generation DSP-based Passive Optical Networks above 50G" where we propose a unified analytical model to predict the performance of high-speed direct-detection and coherent communications systems. Find the paper here: https://lnkd.in/dVUrUnvA Thank you and congrats Roberto Gaudino! PhotoNext ALLEGRO EU Communications Eng. @PoliTO
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We often talk about connectivity being the building blocks for optimal operations. Sign up to the Ekahau Wi-Fi Design Webinar Series to kick start your year with better WiFi! Link below to register 👇🏻 #sidekick2 #wifi #ekahau
Join us for our first webinar of 2024 as we dive into the foundations of building, maintaining and optimizing high-performing wireless networks with Ferney Munoz! Register: https://lnkd.in/gjhem6Gz
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Still hard to grasp on how fast time goes... At this time and day, a couple of years ago, I was preparing to defend my Ph.D. thesis! Reminiscing back to the last Chapter of that book, I left a discussion open: How we can improve the cost-effective trade-off of physical transmitters, with an specific aim of minimizing the size and cost of the circuitry, while still facilitating more power-efficient solutions which allow for an overall cost reduction of wireless networks. I see every day the huge steps that the telecom community is taking in order to maximize the efficiency of transmitters, which will provide reduced costs for not only operators, but also for the global carbon footprint that we leave in our environment. Let's keep pushing! 💪
