Location-Based Systems in Enterprise and Critical Infrastructure
Las Vegas, NV (PRWEB) March 11, 2009
Manlio Allegra, Chief Executive Officer of Polaris Wireless will be speaking at IWCE session title, "Location-Based Systems in Enterprise and Critical Infrastructure"
Location-Based Service applications can provide an organization with a wide variety of quantifiable benefits, from productivity improvements for field service workers to increased security within campus environments. Presence and location information can be utilized to optimize mobile communications by conveying important information about employees - from technicians to first responders, their whereabouts and their current availability. This capability enables users to interact more efficiently and streamlines communications, increasing accessibility and the ability to interact in a timely manner. In addition, review a case study that includes LMR, mobile mesh and interoperability with voice, sensors, video and location-based command-and-control, and other applications of LBS including Child-Finder. For more information on Polaris Wireless, go to http://www.polariswireless.com.
WHEN: Wednesday, March 18 [day three of event] from 1:30PM - 2:45PM PDT
WHERE: Las Vegas Convention Center, North Hall / Room Number: 252
BIO: Manlio Allegra, Chief Executive Officer Manlio Allegra has more than 20 years of experience in international business development and general management with Fortune 500 and start-up companies. Mr. Allegra earned an MBA from the Stanford Graduate School of Business and an MSEE in Electrical Engineering from the Milan Polytechnic Institute.
Also, Dr. Martin Feuerstein, Chief Technology Officer of Polaris Wireless will be speaking at IWCE session title, "Location-Based Issues for 9-1-1: Cellular, IP and PB""
As wireless networks proliferate, the service area is no longer defined by local coverage areas but by the network on which the call is made. Cellular, IP networks, nationwide PBX systems have made it increasingly difficult for local responders to fix where a caller actually IS. There is a need for high-accuracy location solution to effectively support the 9-1-1 call generated by non-land lines. Discuss in this interactive session. For more information on Polaris Wireless, go to http://www.polariswireless.com.
WHEN: Thursday, March 19 [day four of event] from 2:45PM - 4:00PM PDT
WHERE: Las Vegas Convention Center, North Hall / Room Number: 256
BIO: Dr. Martin Feuerstein, Chief Technology Officer, has more than 20 years of experience in research, development and deployment of wireless products, working for companies including Northern Telecom, AirTouch, Lucent Technologies, Bell Laboratories and Metawave Communications. He has many publications and more than a dozen patents in wireless telecom.
Dr. Feuerstein earned a BE degree in Electrical Engineering and Mathematics from Vanderbilt University, an MS degree in Electrical Engineering from Northwestern University and his Ph.D. degree in Electrical Engineering from Virginia Tech.
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