Cost efficient indoor wireless network design and deployment for optimum coverage and maximum capacity

It is no surprise consumers take network coverage for granted.

Whether they are in some remote rural site, on the 21st floor, driving through a tunnel and into a basement car park or stuck in transit on the subway – they expect full signal bar and uninterrupted service.

Is this too much to expect?

With increased mobile web browsing and bandwidth-guzzling apps usage, ensuring your indoor wireless solution have sufficient capacity is also a top concern.

We recognize it is not only total network coverage that is keeping you awake at night – it is also how to optimize your networks for maximum capacity.

Telecom IQ is proud to present In-Building Asia 2010 (30 Nov – 1 Dec 2010, Kuala Lumpur), the only operator led discussing cost efficient design and deployment of in-building wireless system in Asia Pacific.

Join us as we discuss these major issues:

• Signal attenuation due to building construction materials and site characteristics
• Process simplification for IBWS site acquisition, design, planning and execution for cost minimization and CAPEX reduction
• Addressing the strain on network capacity due to data-centric service usage and limited bandwidth
• Leveraging on new technology – femto, wi-fi and MIMO for improved coverage
• Future proofing for next generation networks – preparing for the impact of HSPA+, LTE and 4G

Be part of the discussion – email enquiry@iqpc.com.sg if you would like to share a case study or collaborate in determining the development of in-building wireless coverage for Asia Pacific.

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