Wireless Networking: WAN, MAN, LAN, HAN, PAN

(1 Days)

PURPOSE

   All market research suggest that wireless has more potential than ever, however with voice usage close to saturation in many countries, vendors are looking for new opportunities, and data over wireless is seen as the next obvious market. After a brief overview of where we are today, and how we got here, the focus of this seminar will be to position the myriad of solutions, including SMS, GPRS,EDGE, IMTS, 3G, Mobile IP, in the Metropolitan / Wide Area Network (MAN/WAN), and wireless ethernet (IEEE 802.11a, b, e, g), High-rate Wireless Personal Area Networks (WPAN) (IEEE 802.15.3), Universal Plug and Play (UpnP), and Bluetooth in the LAN. All of these solutions offer different challenges to the players that participate in the hardware and software development of them. The coverage of each of these topics will include, the protocols, the frequencies, signalling protocols, interrelationship with each other, as well as to wireline solutions. Another important aspect to be covered will be performance and security. In some cases, the net throughput over wireless is less than 50% of the raw bit rate. You will find out why at this seminar.

OBJECTIVES

At the conclusion of this seminar delegates will be able to:

TARGET AUDIENCE

    Employees interested in an introductory to intermediate overview of wireless. This intermediate level seminar will be highly useful for  employees entering into the hardware or software products used in telecommunications services business. The seminar is also of interest for software developers, product managers and hardware and software engineers.

SEMINAR LEADER

These seminars have been developed by Gary Zielke, President and Richard Parkinson, Vice President of Infotel Systems Corporation, a consulting firm specializing in voice and data communications, systems design and management, and will be presented by either of them.  

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