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With 5G being a catalyst for network densification, Europe needs to take steps to enable the deployment of very high-capacity networks that enhance the mobile broadband experience and support high device densities.
This webinar looks at how Europe can accelerate network densification through the deployment of next-generation small cells that help deliver the necessary micro capacity and coverage. With 5G being a catalyst for densification, Europe needs to take steps to enable the deployment of very high-capacity networks that enhance the mobile broadband experience and support high device densities. This is key to improving coverage especially indoors, improving energy efficiency, reducing radiation, and bringing greater capacity to rural areas.
Panellists: 

• Stephanie Parker, Trust-IT and Global5G.org Coordinator 
• Caroline Gabriel, Content Director at Small Cells Forum
• John Favaro, Trust-IT and Deputy Global5G.org Coordinator
• Edward Mutafungwa, AALTO University and Global5G.org partner

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Organisers: Trust-IT.

Global5G.org hosted the two-part webinar series with 5GCAR on 01 October 2019 as the first example of supporting 5G PPP project results. The idea stems from the chair of the Verticals TF with a view to assessing R&I promises versus actual results at project end. Discussions in the Technology Board led to the webinar organisation with 5GCAR. It is hoped that the successful outcome of these webinars will continue in 5G PPP phase 3.
Chair and Panellists 1st part:

• Stephanie Parker, Trust-IT and Global5G.org coordinator – Welcome
• Mikael Fallgren, Senior Researcher at Ericsson – Introduction
• Bastian Cellarius, Senior Researcher at Ericsson – 5GCAR demonstrations
• John Favaro, Trust-IT and Deputy Global5G.org coordinator – Q&A

Chair and Panellists 2nd part:

• Stephanie Parker, Trust-IT and Global5G.org coordinator – Welcome.
• Mikael Fallgren, senior researcher at Ericsson and 5GCAR coordinator – Focus of the webinar.
• Antonio Barciela, R&D Connected Vehicle Program Manager, PSA Groupe – The 5GCAR scenarios, business and spectrum aspects.
• Zexian Li, senior specialist at Nokia Bell Labs – 5G V2X Radio Interface
• Massimo Condolucci, senior researcher at Ericsson Research – Enhancements to 5G system architecture and security for V2X
• John Favaro, Trust-IT and Deputy Global5G.org coordinator – Q&A

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Organisers: Trust-IT.

Connected and Automated Mobility (CAM) services need a network with high reliability, speed, capacity and ultra-low latency, as well as advanced service features like network slicing. Drawing on the White Paper of the 5G PPP Automotive Working Group, Business Feasibility Study for V2X Deployment (Feb 2019), this webinar, held on 25 November 2019, dives into the ecosystem of stakeholders and their interrelations, investment and revenue models, and cost and profit analysis. The White Paper is given as a webinar hand-out.
Panellists: 

• Mikael Fallgren, senior researcher at Ericsson and former Chair of the 5G PPP Automotive WG – Brief introduction to CAM
• Andres Laya, senior researcher at Ericsson ConsumerLab – Business Feasibility Study for V2X Deployment
• Jesus Alonso-Zarate, Division Manager at CTTC and chair of the 5G PPP Automotive WG – Cross-border scenarios in the context of 5G PPP Phase 3 projects
• Stephanie Parker and John Favaro, Trust-IT and Global5G.org – Q&A with panellists

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Organisers: Trust-IT

This webinar explores the transformation of the manufacturing sector in the era of 5G characterised by the Industry 4.0 paradigm, where physical, cybernetic, and human resources interwork closely with each other, within "smart factories" and across other parts of the supply chain, monitored and controlled by the continuous flow and analysis of operational data. Automation is a key theme in the implementation of Industry 4.0 to reduce costs while improving quality, and productivity.
Panellists: 

• Daniela Rao, Senior Director Research & Consulting, IDC - Welcome & Introduction
• Lorenzo Veronesi, Research Manager, IDC Manufacturing Insights - How 5G Can Support Transformation in Manufacturing Sector
• Giacomo Tavola, Professor of Design and Management of Production Systems, Milan University of Technology - 5G for Manufacturing
• Marcela Alzin, Program Manager, 5G-ACIA Member, HMS Labs - How 5G Can Support Transformation in the Manufacturing Sector?
• Daniela Rao, IDC - Q&A with panellists

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Organisers: IDC in collaboration with Trust-IT

We are at the starting line of the transformation in the driving experience that connectivity can enable. The industry is making a concerted push towards increasing levels of autonomy in vehicle operation, and this will need levels of performance and reliability that today’s mobile networks cannot deliver. 5G networks will overcome these limitations by delivering higher capacity, lower latency, denser connectivity and service-level guarantees, while multi-stakeholder co-operation between Regulators, Public Sector, Automotive Manufacturers, Telecom stakeholders will play an essential role in accelerating the societal benefits of connected vehicles.
In this webinar, our panellists highlight the opportunities and challenges that 5G will bring to the European Automotive Industry over the next few years. Panellists include John Delaney, Associate Vice President, European Mobility, IDC and Mikael Fallgren, Ph.D. Senior Researcher, Ericsson Research. 

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Organisers: IDC in collaboration with Trust-IT.

5G technology will support the next wave of smart grid features and efficiency, integrating many devices into the grid through low-cost connections, managing demand and load balance, helping to reduce electricity peaks and reduce energy costs. However, realising the 5G full potential for the energy sector will require many challenges and changes within the industry, including critical concerns like trust, control and liability, as well as a favourable policy and regulatory environment.
In this webinar, our panellists highlight the opportunities and challenges that 5G will bring to the European energy sector over the next few years.

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Organisers: IDC in collaboration with Trust-IT.