Prospective users can ‘hear it like it is’ from our existing client
base as we demonstrate the latest software release and engage in candid discussion
about our (your) future priorities.
OK, so we have run User
Group events before – 15, to be precise – but none have attempted to
generalise modelling tricks developed on the road into formal, trainable techniques,
nor to use the audience directly to illustrate statistical truths relevant to technology
planning for radio-access networks or so-called ‘over the top’ (OTT)
video.
Experience all of this and more for the two days, Wednesday–Thursday 05–06 October
2011 in the exclusive setting of King’s College, Cambridge, UK. There is no charge
for the event itself, but delegates are required to meet their overnight accommodation
expenses. Registration is now closed.
| Morning (1) |
Morning (2) |
Lunch |
Afternoon (1) |
Afternoon (2) |
Evening |
| Showcase: comparing approaches to planning mobile network upgrades where a tilted distribution for timing is required |
Delivery: presenting a flash method for putting business models in your customers’ hands |
|
Training: using the audience to re-examine fundamental assumptions of network dimensioning |
Update: appreciating how STEM 7.3 [will] remove roadblocks to user adoption |
Gala dinner at King’s College |
Detailed programme for day one, Wednesday 5 October 2011
| Morning (1) |
Morning (2) |
Lunch |
Afternoon (1) |
Afternoon (2) |
Evening |
| Waking up: the audience returns to query the relevance of the ‘busy hour’ |
Measuring up: exploring further techniques from the road on ring dimensioning |
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Filling up: from the taxi to the airport, understanding the new consumption concept in STEM |
Talking up: your chance to influence our priorities for a new interface design for the STEM desktop solution before we then focus on a cloud model |
Informal meal for overnight guests |
Detailed programme for day two, Thursday 6 October 2011
Partners are welcome to attend the formal dinner in college on the Wednesday evening,
as well as any of the technical sessions which might be of interest.
Please check
back nearer the time for details of the tourist programme, which may be subject
to the overall numbers, as well as the infamous British weather!