Following the successful LTE Awards 2013, we speak to Alexander Sem, Marketing Director, TV & Media, Ericsson, winners of the Most Innovative LTE Application/Service category.
Last night in the exclusive surrounding of the De Duif church in Amsterdam, the great and the good of the LTE industry gathered for the annual Telecoms.com LTE Awards 2013, now in its fourth year.
The awards have now become a symbol of recognition to the industry as a mark of leadership, quality and innovation.
With its most successful year ever, the 10 judges, drawn from across the industry, had the difficult task of choosing 12 winners, across a total of 65 nominations.
With its most successful year ever, the 10 judges, drawn from across the industry, had the difficult task of choosing 12 winners, across a total of 65 nominations
At the event, following a glamorous gala dinner the very best innovations of the year were recognised and celebrated and the proud winners were able to enjoy recognition for their achievements amongst their peers.
For this award entrants are required to describe the security product and how it contributes to making LTE more attractive for operators to deploy or contributed to the success of a commercial LTE deployment. Entries can be in relation to any aspect of security in the delivery of an LTE service to the end user. The nominations are:
Category ten of the LTE Awards 2013 is for the Most Innovative LTE Application/Service.
For this award entrants are required to describe the traffic management product and how it contributes to making LTE more attractive for operators to deploy and has contributed to the success of a commercial LTE deployment.
For this award entrants are required to describe the traffic management product and how it contributes to making LTE more attractive for operators to deploy and has contributed to the success of a commercial LTE deployment.
Category seven of the LTE Award 2013 is the Best LTE RAN Product. This award recognises Radio Access Network elements that are exceptional in their area. Entrants are required to describe the RAN product and how it contributes to making LTE more attractive for operators to deploy/improve the quality or coverage of commercial LTE networks.
Category six of the LTE Awards 2013 is the Best LTE Core Network Element, which recognises the core network elements that are exceptional in their area. Entrants are required to describe their core network product and how it contributes to making LTE more attractive for operators to deploy, and how it has contributed to the success of a commercial LTE deployment.
Category five of the LTE Awards 2013 is the Most Successful LTE Launch, which is judged on the success of a launch and how it stands out from the other launches. This category is open to both operators and vendors who have been involved in the launch of a commercial LTE network since last year’s LTE World Summit.
With a total of ten global and regional events taking place in 2013 Informa Telecoms & Media’s LTE World Series is a testament to the huge growth of the LTE eco-system. The LTE Awards 2013, collocated with the LTE World Summit, are taking place on the 25 June, at the exclusive, elegant De Duif in Amsterdam. At the event, the very best LTE innovations of the year will be recognised and celebrated with a glamorous gala dinner, and the category winners will be set to gain global recognition in the industry for their achievements.
Category four of the The Telecoms.com LTE Awards 2013 is the Most Significant Development of a Commercial LTE network, which is judged on the progress and developments being made by an operator’s commercially available LTE network.
With a total of ten global and regional events taking place in 2013 Informa Telecoms & Media’s LTE World Series is a testament to the huge growth of the LTE eco-system. The LTE Awards 2013, collocated with the LTE World Summit, are taking place on the 25 June, at the exclusive, elegant De Duif in Amsterdam.
When TeliaSonera launched the first commercial LTE network in Sweden in December 2009, the technology was avant-garde. By early 2013 however, it had become state-of-the-art. At the beginning of May 2013, the GSA reported that there were 175 commercial LTE networks deployed globally across 70 countries – with 100 of those launched in the past year, and the industry is set to grow further in the next 12 months.
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