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TRAIN COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS London 4th-5th June 2019 - the WiFi on trains conference Conference venue WiFi on board is an increasingly vital who are shaping this market, who are service for train operators to offer to driving it forward and bringing in new their customers, albeit one that is very services, ideas and technologies. hard to get right. Please be advised that places are extremely limited and are selling out BWCS’ annual WiFi on Trains fast. To reserve your place now - please Conference - Train Communications use the online order form or contact Systems 2019 focuses directly on the Ross.Parsons@BWCS.com This year’s Conference will be held at the problems of putting WiFi onto trains. luxurious 5 Star Leonardo Royal London City You will hear frank accounts from the Held in London on June 4th and 5th, in Hotel (formerly Grange City Hotel), train operating companies currently central London, the Conference attracts 8-14 Coopers Row, EC3N 2BQ - near the Tower of London. involved in this battle - from those train operators and suppliers from all trialling new trackside solutions, over the world. Those attending will The Hotel has agreed to offer a discounted room rate to those attending the Conference. squeezing better connections from hear directly from train companies However, these are available on a first come mobile systems, as well as those that are launching services, adding first serve basis so please book early. launching new innovative broadband new cost-cutting solutions and driving To take advantage of this rate please contact wireless services on-board their trains up passenger numbers by adding the hotel directly: as they struggle to cut costs, beat the integrated broadband solutions. Tel: 020 7071 5535 competition and enhance the passenger Fax: 020 7071 5506 experience. BWCS has worked with all the major https://www.grangehotels.com/hotels-london/ players in this new market to make grange-city/about-this-hotel There is no doubt that broadband Train Communications Systems 2019 a wireless services have become a vital success. Over two days, a combination weapon for train operators, but keeping of interactive workshops, panel up with this fast moving sector is a sessions, presentations and networking problem. TCS 2019 is the best place to sessions will explore the commercial Conference sponsors keep abreast of the latest developments and technical issues arising from the in this niche, but fast-growing sector. deployment of these services around Gold Sponsor the region. This Conference has become a vital meeting point for train companies, As ever, the Conference will provide Silver rail administrators, suppliers and a great networking opportunity and Sponsor technology specialists all looking to a very limited number of sponsorship drive this sector forward. Can you positions are still available. For further afford to miss out? information on getting involved please Bronze contact: Ross.Parsons@BWCS.com Sponsor Join the debate, question the train companies that have launched services and find out where they will take them Bronze Sponsor next. Almost every train operator from around the world that has launched a WiFi on-Trains service will be present. Cocktail This is your chance to meet the people Sponsor www.traincomms2019.com For the first time, BWCS has brought together all of its contacts, knowledge, research and reporting of this market in one place. The www.Internet4trains.com database covers all of the European markets for on-train WiFi services. In addition, China, India and the USA will be added in early 2019, and other markets www.Internet4trains.com is a included on an on-going basis. continuously updated, online database covering a series of national markets for BWCS is constantly monitoring developments in the WiFi on Trains WiFi on Trains, the operators – established sector within each national market. and emerging - as well as all of the major For more information about how to access our international data- suppliers. base of interviews and market developments please see www.Internet4trains.com or contact Ross.Parsons@BWCS.com
7th Day 1 - June 4th Session 2 – Emerging New Trends in the - Customer demands: Why use WiFi over WiFi On Trains Market flatrate mobile? - Time & Cost: How to keep roll-out time Session One – New on-train WiFi 2.00 – 2.30 Ensuring Good Wireless and costs down Services and Developing the Connectivity for Competing Train - SBB FreeSurf: From idea to product launch Relationships Between Suppliers and Operators in Norway Train Operators Thomas Tzschoppe, SBB AG Infrastruktur - Speed goal: 5Mbps Telecom, (Switzerland State Railways) 8.45 Registration and coffee - Passenger connectivity with repeaters - Supplying infrastructure for passenger WiFi 11.45 Leveraging the Spectrum to 9.15 Opening Speech – Can the Rail - How to improve the passenger experience? Deliver Gigabits to the Train Industry Justify the Investment Needed - Cooperation with Simula Research to Ensure the On-Board WiFi Services Laboratory - RADWIN’s vision of the future of that Passengers Demand? Train-to-Ground networks Jon Ingebretsen, Norske Tog, Norway - How to leverage various spectrum bands in Graham Wilde, CEO BWCS order to deliver high-speed networks for 2.30 Launching the UK’s First 5G Rail rail and metro systems 09.30 Round Two: How to Manage Network WiFi as Service – A Train Operator’s Nir Hayzler, RADWIN Perspective Simon Holmes, Group Head of Digital, FirstGroup, Mark Barrett, Blu Wireless 12.15 Panel Session: How Best to Please - Keeping pace with technology change Train Passengers and Generate More - Management tools 3.00 Speed Networking and Coffee Revenue for Train Operators - Long-term WiFi Supplier partnership 3.45 Dedicated Connectivity for Featuring: Peter Kingsland (Icomera), Jim Allison, Manager of Planning, Capitol Merseyrail Urban Rail - the Challenges, Umberto Malesci (Fluidmesh), Nir Hayzler Corridor Joint Powers Authority (US) the Opportunity and How Connectivity (Radwin), Michel Binette (VIA Rail Canada), Enables Innovation Thomas Tzschoppe (SBB) 10.00 Improving Capacity and Chaired by Graham Wilde, BWCS Enhancing the Passenger Experience Mike Hewitt, CTO ADComms – Panasonic, Through Sustainable Interventions the Merseyrail 12.45 Lunch Sponsored by RADWIN RailTel Way 4.15 Delivering High Quality Session 4 - WiFi as a Weapon in the - Providing WiFi on one of the world’s largest Communications Infrastructure to Metro Battle for Passengers rail networks Train Systems in New York, Hong Kong, - Developing the on-train WiFi system in Toronto and Beyond 2.00 Elron Trains Journey to Great On- India Board WiFi in Estonia - The road ahead Malcolm Keys (BAI Communications) - Challenges faced: video dominance soaring Ashutosh Vasant, CMD and Director (POM), 4.45 Panel Session: What Will be the - 5 main applications generate 75% of total RailTel Corporation of India Ltd, part of the Future Methods of Delivering High- consumption; organic data is growing by Indian Ministry of Railways Speed On-Train WiFi Services 25% annually - Elron trains improvements - initial 10.30 -10.45 Coffee Featuring: Jon Ingebretsen (Norske Tog, problems and final outcomes Norway), Simon Holmes (FirstGroup), Mike - The main features of RebelRocket Cloud 10.45 The Way Forward for On-Train Hewitt (ADComms – Panasonic), Malcolm solution Connectivity in the UK Keys (BAI Communications), Dr Wolfgang Balzer, Infocom, Graham Wilde, BWCS Henri Ploom, CEO & Co-founder, RebelRoam Nina Gaubert, Department for Transport (Chair) and Elron Estonia Client Side for Network Rail Telecom 5.15 Closing Remarks, BWCS 2.30 Improving On-Train WiFi Services 11.15 Running Successful On-Board WiFi as Competition Creeps In Services – Growing up from Simple WiFi 5.30 Cocktails – Sponsored by BAI Access to Providing a “Digital Room” in Communications Allan Frank Sørensen, DSB, Denmark the Train 3.00 – 3.15 Coffee Day 2 - June 5th - Offering Self-Check-In - Ordering-Services 3.15 Delivering an On-Board Digital Session Three – Emerging Technologies - Entertainment Portal Hub as a Core Component of the Digital and What Changes they will Bring to the - Information-Services Train and Beyond On-Train WiFi Sector Berno Friedl, Deutsche Bahn Alex Saxton, Transpennine Express and 09.15 BWCS Welcome Roger Matthews, GoMedia 11.45 The Changing Face of Train to 09.30 5G and its Implications for Rail Ground Communications 3.50 mmWave Application to Mobile Hotspot Network (MHN) – Seoul Metro Peter Kingsland, Icomera - Intelligent connectivity with the passenger PoCs and challenges at the heart of mobility 10.0 VIA Rail Canada On Board WiFi - A solution for seamless, one-time login, - Deploying on Seoul Metro Operations and Evolutions roaming wireless connectivity - Underground problems - Operators get a deeper insight into - VIA Rail Canada on-board WiFi history passengers and their journeys and routes Chung Hyun Kyu, ETRI, Korea - Old vs new on-train equipment - Providing a platform for new services to be - Network Operation Center (NOC) offered 4.20 Looking at Transport Islands - - Monitoring tools and stats Connecting Trains, Trams, Buses and - Indicators and Metrics Jeremy Haskey, Global Engineering Director, Taxis - Cellular Coverage Nomad Digital - On Train Entertainment (OTE) Spencer Dando, Dubai Metro 12.15 Panel Session: How Best to Michel Binette, Senior Advisor WiFi, VIA Rail Improve Train-to-Shore Connectivity 4.50 Panel Session – The Great Debate: Canada and Give the Passengers (and Train What Does the Future Hold for WiFi on Operators) What they Want? Train Services? 10.30 -10.45 Coffee Featuring: Ashutosh Vasant (Indian Featuring: Alex Saxton (Transpennine 10.45 Improving Train-To-Ground Railways), Jim Allison (Capitol Corridors Express), Sven Koster (GoMedia), Allan connectivity by leveraging Artificial JPA), Jeremy Haskey (Nomad Digital), Berno Sorrensen (DSB) Spencer Dando (Dubai Intelligence Friedl (Deutsche Bahn) Metro), Chung Hyun Kyu (ETRI, Korea) Henri Chaired by Graham Wilde, BWCS Ploom (RebelRoam) Umberto Malesci, Fluidmesh Chaired by Graham Wilde, BWCS 12.45 Lunch 11.15 Free Surf in Trains without WiFi 5.20 Closing Remarks and End of Why use WiFi if in-train mobile Conference coverage is excellent? BWCS design by www.gomango.co.uk
TRAIN COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS London 4th-5th June 2019 How to book your place at Delegate details Train Comms Systems 2019 Simply fill in this form and either send, fax or scan and email it back Name to us Position Booking details / TCS2019 Organisation Step 1 Please tick box Address Choose the billing currency (Note - credit card payments will be charged £ US$ Euro in £s only) Town/City Step 2 Yes, I wish to attend the Train Communications Systems 2019 ZIP/Postcode conference on June 4th and 5th 2019 in central London Please reserve a place for me £990 Country for Day 1 Please reserve a place for me £990 Telephone If you have selected for Day 2 US$ or Euro as your Please reserve a place for me billing currency, the £1,450 order value will be Fax for both Day 1 and Day 2 converted at the Please add current exchange VAT @ 20% rate. Email For group bookings please email Elaine.Cale@BWCS.com Signature Step 3 Date How would you like to pay? I have arranged a bank VAT See bank transfer transfer panel or Cheque enclosed Payable to: Company VAT number: BWCS Ltd or Bill my credit card See credit card details or Please invoice my company Cancellation policy Bank transfer If you cancel before 30th April 2019 we will refund your booking fee less a £50 administration charge. After that date, you will be invoiced for the full booking fee, but we will be pleased to accept substitutions from your company. To pay direct by bank transfer please contact Elaine.Cale@BWCS.com Please return this booking form to BWCS Ltd: BWCS Ltd, 6 Worcester Road, Ledbury Herefordshire, HR8 1PL, UK Credit card Tel: +44 1531 634326 Fax: +44 1531 631443 Credit Card payments can be made securely online at www.Traincomms2019.com I would like to find out about BWCS’s Telecoms Consulting or contact:mandy.cale@bwcs.com Practices: Network Services Transportation Network Technology Regulation and Deployment Defence and Security
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