What does it take to launch LTE devices? Join RCR for a review of the ecosystem and processes required to bring LTE devices to market.

Key questions explored include:

Telecom software is increasingly being used by mobile operators to manage the customer experience. The need for more advanced platforms has been caused by the growing use of various networks and technologies to handle the data and voice demands of consumers.

IBM, Intel and SpiderCloud Wireless join RCR Insights host Martha DeGrasse to discuss the role of small cells in edge computing.

David Oberholzer, Director of Wireless Business Development for Fujitsu, discusses the company's activities in the small cell market.

George Reed, Sr. VP of Solutions and Marketing for Huawei Technologies USA the company's fixed wireless TD-LTE solution. This EPC-free product has core functionality integrated into eNB--Certification, authentication, networks access.

Rebecca Prudhomme, VP of product and solutions marketing with Amdocs, spoke with RCR Wireless News on how mobile operators can drive further monetization of their LTE networks. This include the rollout of premium services and the option for enhanced data speeds.

Speaker: John Dow, VP Wireless Business Development, Americas Wireless Bureau, Alcatel-Lucent

RCR Wireless News spoke with Chris Pearson, President of 4G Americas, to gather some insight into current LTE deployment plans, the move by wireless carriers to LTE-Advanced and on the beginning stages of "5G" development.

RCR Wireless News spoke with Michael Thelander, founder and CEO of Signals Research Group, about the increasingly close relationship between small cells and LTE deployments. Signals Research recently released a report showing the growing need for small cells to bolster expected spectrum shortcomings in LTE deployments.

Nick Carter, from Qualcomm, discusses their vision for small cell, how they are developing the ecosystem, and how they are creating a system based on the economics behind the WiFi access point in order to enable low cost access points.

Meik Kottkamp, Technology Manager for Rohde & Schwarz, discusses trends his company and mobile operators see in LTE and LTE-Advanced deployment, the realities of VoLTE, terminal and application testing, and just what 5G means for Rohde & Schwarz and the industry as a whole.

What does it take to launch LTEⁱ devices? RCR reviews the ecosystem and processes required to bring LTE devices to market

LTEⁱ is coming to vehicles and Qualcomm wants to be in the driver's seat. The chip giant explains how its Snapdragon S 602a chipset will enable multiple high speed broadband infotainment experiences to occur in a car simultaneously.

What makes LTEⁱ networks unique in terms of design, deployment and acceptance of networks? How have carriers and suppliers changed the way they deploy, maintain and troubleshoot next-generation LTE and heterogeneous networks? How do operators chase PIM while deploying LTE Advanced and VoLTE?