5G fundamentals and Comparisons to Previous Generation Technologies with Matt Schultz & Geof Heydon
ACS/ASCA 5G Masterclass Series
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About this event
The next generation of mobile connectivity is upon us.
With the advent of each new generation, the world has seen an explosion in innovative products and services that break existing paradigms and challenges us to re-think what is possible.
In this Masterclass series, we team up with a virtual panel of experts to understand everything from the fundamentals of how the technology works, current project use cases that look at the perceived benefits, and lessons learnt so far, as well as a peak into the future around the potential of the technology and beyond.
5G Masterclass - 5G Fundamentals
with Matt Schultz & Geof Heydon
In this session we will be investigating the fundamentals of this new technology with the aim of better understanding:
- How does the new 5G technology work?
- What are the advantages of 5G when compared with previous generations?
- Are there any challenges/drawbacks of using the technology?
- How does 5G compare with other wireless communication technologies like LoRaWAN in terms of its utility vs cost?
- Is 5G a greater national security concern than 4G and if so why?
- What are some of the prevailing myths about the technology?
Speakers
Matthew Schultz is an Executive leader with expertise in all facets of next-generation connectivity including 5G, digital transformation, Smart City & Internet of Things, and data-driven strategy and delivery within high-profile operations. Matthew is skilled in collaborating within organizations and industry to achieve business, financial and service delivery objectives.
Matthew is also inaugural Board Director of Open Data Australia, a member of Open and Agile Smart Cities Australia, Standards Australia IT042 Internet of Things Standards Development Committee and Standards Australia JT-001-01 Smart City Standards Development Committee.
In addition, Matthew has also positioned the City of Ipswich as a Top 7 worldwide Intelligent Community for 2015, 2017 and 2018 as recognised by the Intelligent Community Forum based in New York.
Paul Budde is one of the world’s foremost telecommunications management and business consultants. His expertise lies in his ability to analyse the telecommunications, internet, e-commerce and broadcasting markets, and to identify major business trends and developments in the digital, sharing and interconnected economy.
Paul’s extensive market knowledge, global network and strategic business advice can assist organisations and industry sectors to transform themselves, enabling them to take advantage of opportunities created by the digital economy.
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