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Getting Deployable Solutions Where and When Needed

Moderator:

Donny Jackson  (Editor, IWCE's Urgent Communications)

Panelists:

Lauren Flanagan  (CEO and Co-founder, Sesame Solar)

Tim O'Connell  (CEO, Rescue 42, Inc.)

Calvin Jackson  (Senior Crisis Response - New England, Verizon)

John Goocher  (Public Safety Executive, Nextivity)

Location: W230B

Date: Wednesday, March 27

Time: 3:10 pm - 4:10 pm

Track: Incident Management, First Responder Communications

Topic: Backhaul, Broadband, Critical Infrastructure, Drones, Interoperability, LMR, Project Management, PTT, Satellite, Situational Awareness, System Resiliency

Format: Panel Session

Vault Recording: TBD

Not all incidents happen in an area with readily available communications access. Sometimes you need to bring the network with you to a remote area or one that has had its terrestrial infrastructure compromised. The deployable ecosystem has evolved rapidly in recent years, with a variety of form factors that allow the swift establishment of communications networks during crisis situations. From traditional COWs and SatCOLTs to quickly deployable cell sites that can be delivered by truck, boats or helicopters—or even carried in a Pelican case or backpack—the evolution of telecom, satellite and alternative-power solutions let today’s deployables provide responders with unprecedented flexibility and performance in even the most challenging environments.

Key takeaways:
Discover the options for bring the network with you, and which are best for the incident response, terrain and weather
Examine broadband opportunities for first responders arriving at the site
How to elevate your emergency ops through rapid deployment and remote monitoring