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Conference: March 16-19, 2026
Exhibits: March 18-19, 2026
West Hall , Las Vegas Convention CenterLas Vegas, NV

2026 Agenda

Leveraging Artificial Intelligence in Critical Communications Infrastructure

Blad Guzman  (Project Implementation Manager – Americas Region, Tait Communications)
Location: W223
Date: Thursday, March 19
Time: 10:10 am - 10:40 am
Track: First Responders
Topics: AI, LMR & PTT, Network Infrastructure
Format: Power Session
Vault Recording: TBD

Explore how artificial intelligence (AI) is expected to transform land mobile radio (LMR) networks from static communication systems into intelligent, adaptive ecosystems. Looking ahead, AI has the potential to enable LMR infrastructure to anticipate issues before they occur, optimize performance in real time, and interact with users through more natural and intuitive interfaces.

The presentation will envision emerging capabilities such as intelligent repeater optimization, predictive maintenance, spectrum awareness, and autonomous network adaptation. It will also consider how future machine learning (ML) models may learn from communication patterns and system data to continually enhance performance, extend equipment life, and guide smarter planning decisions.

The goal is to highlight a forward-looking view of how embedding AI across LMR devices, infrastructure, and networks can elevate mission-critical communications—shaping a new era of resilience, adaptability, and operational intelligence.

Takeaway

During the session, the audience will learn the following:
• How to position AI not as a bolt-on, but as an embedded capability within radio networks
• How future ML models may be developed to extend equipment life, reduce downtime, and enhance the long-term reliability of LMR infrastructure.
• How intelligent systems may learn to recognize early warning signs of failure, forecast demand spikes before they occur, and proactively adjust parameters to prevent service disruptions.