Small cell technology is ready, are carrier organizations? Vertix to discuss at PCIA Wireless Infrastructure Show

Small cell architectures have proven to be an effective method of increasing capacity and improving the user experience. Despite these promising results obtained through trials by major mobile operators, the question of how to effectively deploy small cell architectures remains. Vertix Consulting Partner, Greg Weiner, will speak to this topic as a part of the Building the Small Cell Architecture track at PCIA Wireless Infrastructure Show, at the Rosen Shingle Creek Resort in Orlando, May 19-22.

Mr. Weiner will share his extensive consulting experience on the show’s Colocatable Structures for Small Cells panel, taking place on May 21^st from 2:30-3:30pm. The colocation of small cells requires cells to be placed in various locations based on the need for capacity and coverage, as well as the nearest consumers. This placement creates an issue as small cells are not mulit-host and will need to be placed on specialized structures with specific fittings and hardware. The panel will discuss the opportunities, issues and solutions that result from colocating small cells.

“With the upcoming wave of small cells, wireless carriers are facing a significant shift in the way networks are designed, deployed, and operated,” states Mr. Weiner. “Our upcoming white paper, which we’ll present to and share with show attendees at PCIA, addresses the uncertainty and challenges clients face in these deployments, as well as our recommendations on what steps carriers can take to proactively develop their own comprehensive small cell strategy across the enterprise.”

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