Chelmsford, MA, June 13, 2007 —
WHEN: June 13, 2007, 9:45 - 10:30 am
WHAT: In-Building Wireless Solutions 2007, now in its 10th year, is the only event dedicated to technical and strategic solutions for in-building wireless coverage and capacity. Albury's address will occur on day two of the conference on the technical track, and will focus on the need for Pico and Femto cells in settings previously under-served by Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS).
WHO: Simon Albury is Airvana's General Manager for UMS Access Products and the former Managing Director of 3Way Networks. Recently acquired by Airvana, 3Way Networks was founded in 2004 to develop a range of 3G wireless infrastructure solutions for military, aviation, maritime and mobile operator markets. The company has been shipping UMTS infrastructure products to a variety of customers since 2005 based around its innovative Integrated Network on a Card IN-c technology.
WHERE: Green Valley Ranch Resort and Spa, Las Vegas, Nevada
About Airvana
Airvana is a leading provider of network infrastructure products used by wireless carriers to provide mobile broadband services. Airvana’s software and hardware products enable wireless networks to deliver broadband-quality multimedia services to mobile phones, laptop computers and other mobile devices. These services include Internet access, e-mail, music downloads, video, IP-TV, gaming, push-to-talk and voice-over-IP. Airvana’s solutions enable new services and deliver carrier-grade mobility, scalability and reliability with relatively low operating and capital costs.
Worldwide, Airvana’s mobile broadband systems are deployed on six continents in 16 major networks by industry-leading service providers who demand high standards of carrier-class performance. Airvana has OEM agreements with Alcatel-Lucent, Nortel Networks, and QUALCOMM.
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