Hybrid Cellular and Wi-Fi Networks - Revision history

Pinfold at 20:41, March 6, 2022

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	International operators, cities and municipal bodies have begun to install hybrid cellular and Wi-Fi networks, supported by Passpoint (Hotspot 2.0) technology to deliver a better user experience, better coverage, reduced operating costs and carrier-grade support for services like CCTV, smart traffic management and other applications to help the city run efficiently. We’ll explore how the infrastructure can support public Wi-Fi access, public services and how it plays an important role in connecting the unconnected, with live use cases from Dallas County and Manhattan.		International operators, cities and municipal bodies have begun to install hybrid cellular and Wi-Fi networks, supported by Passpoint (Hotspot 2.0) technology to deliver a better user experience, better coverage, reduced operating costs and carrier-grade support for services like CCTV, smart traffic management and other applications to help the city run efficiently. We’ll explore how the infrastructure can support public Wi-Fi access, public services and how it plays an important role in connecting the unconnected, with live use cases from Dallas County and Manhattan.
			;Whitepaper Secure Seamless WiFi for Connected Places
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Pinfold at 20:40, March 6, 2022

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	International operators, cities and municipal bodies have begun to install hybrid cellular and Wi-Fi networks, supported by Passpoint (Hotspot 2.0) technology to deliver a better user experience, better coverage, reduced operating costs and carrier-grade support for services like CCTV, smart traffic management and other applications to help the city run efficiently. We’ll explore how the infrastructure can support public Wi-Fi access, public services and how it plays an important role in connecting the unconnected, with live use cases from Dallas County and Manhattan.		International operators, cities and municipal bodies have begun to install hybrid cellular and Wi-Fi networks, supported by Passpoint (Hotspot 2.0) technology to deliver a better user experience, better coverage, reduced operating costs and carrier-grade support for services like CCTV, smart traffic management and other applications to help the city run efficiently. We’ll explore how the infrastructure can support public Wi-Fi access, public services and how it plays an important role in connecting the unconnected, with live use cases from Dallas County and Manhattan.
	~~;Presenter: Mark Carter, Chief Product Officer, GlobalReach Technology.~~
	~~;A whitepaper on Passpoint for Connected Places is also available.~~
	:[[File:whitepaper-secure-seamless-wifi-for-connected-places-2.pdf\|300px]]		:[[File:whitepaper-secure-seamless-wifi-for-connected-places-2.pdf\|300px]]

Pinfold at 20:40, March 6, 2022

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	;Presenter: Mark Carter, Chief Product Officer, GlobalReach Technology.		;Presenter: Mark Carter, Chief Product Officer, GlobalReach Technology.
	;A whitepaper on Passpoint for Connected Places is also available.		;A whitepaper on Passpoint for Connected Places is also available.
	[[File:whitepaper-secure-seamless-wifi-for-connected-places-2.pdf\|300px]]		:[[File:whitepaper-secure-seamless-wifi-for-connected-places-2.pdf\|300px]]

Pinfold at 04:40, March 6, 2022

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	\|presentation=Connected Places Portland webinar.pdf		\|presentation=Connected Places Portland webinar.pdf
			\|published=September 8, 2020
	\|sector=Wireless		\|sector=Wireless
	\|team-members=GlobalReach		\|team-members=GlobalReach

Pinfold at 16:43, March 5, 2022

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			\|poc=Mark Carter
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Pinfold at 16:42, March 5, 2022

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	{{Webinar		{{Webinar
	\|~~Description~~=What’s the value of automatic, secure Wi-Fi connectivity to a smart city? Mobile phone coverage in dense cities can suffer from blackspots and poor indoor performance.		\|description=What’s the value of automatic, secure Wi-Fi connectivity to a smart city? Mobile phone coverage in dense cities can suffer from blackspots and poor indoor performance.
	\|~~Image~~=GlobalReachTech.jpg		\|image=GlobalReachTech.jpg
	\|~~Website~~=https://globalreachtech.com/		\|website=https://globalreachtech.com/
	\|~~Presentation~~=Connected Places Portland webinar.pdf		\|presentation=Connected Places Portland webinar.pdf
	\|sector=Wireless		\|sector=Wireless
	\|~~Youtube~~=bMeylng6USY		\|youtube=bMeylng6USY
	}}		}}
	International operators, cities and municipal bodies have begun to install hybrid cellular and Wi-Fi networks, supported by Passpoint (Hotspot 2.0) technology to deliver a better user experience, better coverage, reduced operating costs and carrier-grade support for services like CCTV, smart traffic management and other applications to help the city run efficiently. We’ll explore how the infrastructure can support public Wi-Fi access, public services and how it plays an important role in connecting the unconnected, with live use cases from Dallas County and Manhattan.		International operators, cities and municipal bodies have begun to install hybrid cellular and Wi-Fi networks, supported by Passpoint (Hotspot 2.0) technology to deliver a better user experience, better coverage, reduced operating costs and carrier-grade support for services like CCTV, smart traffic management and other applications to help the city run efficiently. We’ll explore how the infrastructure can support public Wi-Fi access, public services and how it plays an important role in connecting the unconnected, with live use cases from Dallas County and Manhattan.

Pinfold at 03:59, December 20, 2021

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	{{Webinar		{{Webinar
	\|Description=What’s the value of automatic, secure Wi-Fi connectivity to a smart city? Mobile phone coverage in dense cities can suffer from blackspots and poor indoor performance.		\|Description=What’s the value of automatic, secure Wi-Fi connectivity to a smart city? Mobile phone coverage in dense cities can suffer from blackspots and poor indoor performance.
	\|Image=GlobalReachTech.jpg		\|Image=GlobalReachTech.jpg
	\|Website=https://globalreachtech.com/		\|Website=https://globalreachtech.com/
	\|Presentation=Connected Places Portland webinar.pdf		\|Presentation=Connected Places Portland webinar.pdf
			\|sector=Wireless
	\|Youtube=bMeylng6USY		\|Youtube=bMeylng6USY
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{{Webinar
|Description=What’s the value of automatic, secure Wi-Fi connectivity to a smart city? Mobile phone coverage in dense cities can suffer from blackspots and poor indoor performance.
|Image=GlobalReachTech.jpg
|Website=https://globalreachtech.com/
|Presentation=Connected Places Portland webinar.pdf
|Youtube=bMeylng6USY
}}
International operators, cities and municipal bodies have begun to install hybrid cellular and Wi-Fi networks, supported by Passpoint (Hotspot 2.0) technology to deliver a better user experience, better coverage, reduced operating costs and carrier-grade support for services like CCTV, smart traffic management and other applications to help the city run efficiently. We’ll explore how the infrastructure can support public Wi-Fi access, public services and how it plays an important role in connecting the unconnected, with live use cases from Dallas County and Manhattan.
;Presenter: Mark Carter, Chief Product Officer, GlobalReach Technology.
;A whitepaper on Passpoint for Connected Places is also available.
[[File:whitepaper-secure-seamless-wifi-for-connected-places-2.pdf|300px]]