PUBLIC SAFETY BROADBANDVENDOR/CARRIER FORUM

Wednesday, September I ", 20 I 0

U.S. Department of CommerceHerbert C. Hoover Building

Washington, D.C.

Agenda

ParticiPants

Public Safety Requirements

Discussion Questions (AM)

Discussion Questions (PM)

Par ticipant BiograPhies

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Agenda

9:30 Welcome & Introductions

Aneesh Chopra, US ChieJTechnology OJficer

Anna Gomez, Deputy Assistant Secretary gf Commerce

For Telecommunicati ons and I nJormatio n

10:00 Overview of Public Safety Requirements

Bernard Melekian, Directo\ COPS Office, IJS Department oJJuxice

Doug Onhaizer, Director, Public SaJety Programs, SEARCH, Inc.

10:30 TheVendor & Carrier Perspectives (Facilitated Discussion)

Dereck On, ?ublic SaJety Communications Progrum llanager.

)ffice oJ Law EnJorcement Standards, N I ST

11:30 Break*ToJacilitate the working lunch that willJollov', Departmem i Commerce

employees will escort guests to theJood court in the Ronali Rzagan Building

and back to the coryfercnce room.

12:00 Promoting Market Participation (Facilitated Discussron t

Aneesh Chopra, US ChieJTechnology Oficer

1 :30 Wrap-Up & Adjournment

Participants

Vendors SrCarriers

Anil Barot . Wavesat

Stacey Black . AT&T

Greg Spealrnan . SierraWireless

Don Brittingham . VerizonWireless

John Godfrey . Samsung

JeffGordon. Syniverse

Joe Hanley . US Cellular

Byung K. Li . LG Electronics

Bill Maheu . QualcommDennis Martinez . Harris

Matthew Oomen . Sprint

Neville Ray ' 11Y1o|tt"

Patrik Ringqvist . Ericsson

Chris Stark . Noha-Siemens Nets.

Paul Steinberg . Motorola Solutions

MorganWright . Alcatel Lucent

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Public SaJety

Charles Dowd . PSA

Harlin McEwen . PSST

Charles Werner . SAFECOM

US Government

Aneesh Chopra ' US CTO

A. Marisa Chun . DoJ

Scott Deutchman ' Dep. US CTO

Chris Essid . DHS

Arura Gomez . DoC

Bernard Melehan ' DoJ

Doug Onhaizer ' SEARCH

Dereck Orr . DoC

Gregory Schaffer . DHS

PhilipWeiser . NEC

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The Vendor & Carrier PersPectives

Which of these requirements* can be met already or with planned advances in

technoiogy?

Which of these requirements can be met over the longer term and, though they

may be more &fficuit, are nevertheless possible?

Which of these requirements are outside the realm of anything under considera-

tion from a commercial perspective and may require significant investment

(e.g., changes in policy, non-commercial R&D, etc') to meet in the future?

* Aefers to the requirements detailed in NMIONAL FOnUI ON PUBLIC SAFETY BROADBAND

Neros 2-5 (Aug. 23, 2010).

VENDOR/CARRIER FORUM' 5

Promoting Market Participation

How can we engage together to identify creative solutions and spur entry in the

Band Class 14 (i.e., 700 MHz) marketplace?

What ideas do you have regarding the long-term viability of this market? For

example, how might we foster continuous upgrades in networks and equipment

for public safety purposes?

How can we ensure a fully-open and interoperable nationwide communications

network?

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Participant BiograPhies

ANIL BAROT, Vice-President for Business Development at Wavesat, oversees

sales and marketing efforts with 4G service providers, end user device manufac-

turers and channeipartners around the globe, and works closely with Wavesat's

engineering and product development teams'

sTACEy BLACK is vice-President for strategic Products at AT&T Mobility'

DON BRITTINGHAM is Vice-President, Wireless Public Policy for Verizon Com-

munications. He has public policy planning responsibilities for a variety of tele-

communications policy areas that affect Verizon and its affiliates inclu&ng wire-

less, spectrum, and emergency communications'

CHARLES DOWO is a 30-year veteran and Deputy chief of the New York Police

Department. He is commanding officer of the Department's communications

Division and represents the Public Safety Alliance, a Partnership organization

operated by APCO International.

JOHN GOOrnEy is Vice President, Government and Public Affairs, at Samsung

Inlormation Systems America, Inc.

JEFF GORDO^- is the chiefTechnology officer of SyniverseTechnologies.

Joe HnNr-ev is vice-President-Teclmology, Planning, and Services for Tele-

pho.r. u.rd Data Systems, Inc., the corPorate parent of U'S' Cellular' He is re-

spo.,ribl. for enterprise strategic planning, technology vendor and industry rela-

tions, and technology and public policy support ofcorporate growth initiatives'

BLI- MRHEU was a member of the San Diego Police Departrnent for 28 years'

He retired from the department in January 2008 to join Qualcomm's Govern-

ment Technologies team as a senior manager responsible for Strategic Develop-

ment,

DR. DrNr..rs MARTINEZ is vice-President of Broadband and cellular Solutions,

Public Safety and Professional Communications in the RF Communications Di-

vision of the Harris CorPoration.

HnRlrN MCEWEN is Chairman of the Public Safety Spectrum Trust, a non-profit

corporation comprising representatives of fifteen national public safety organi-

zations. ln 2OO7 the Tiust was granted an exclusive nationwide license for the

700MHz Public Safety Broadband Spectrum'

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MATHEw OoMMEN, Vice-President, Technology Development / CTO, Sprint, is

responsible for driving the network and systems architecture, device/chipset-

ecosystem development, and emerging business and service models in collabo-

ration with Sprint's partners and customers.

NEVILLE RAY is responsible for the management of the national T-Mobile net-

work in the US, covering in excess of 260M pops, serving 32 million customers,

and encompassing 43,000* cell site facilities.

PATRTK fuNcqvlsr isVice-President for Mobile Broadband at Ericsson, Inc.

GRrc SprRrltAN leads the Marketing unit for the sale of Sierra Wireless air

cards to and through wireless carriers worldwide.

CHRIS STARK is the head of North American Market Business Development forNokia-Siemens Networks.

PRur SrerNsrRG, a Motorola Fellow, focuses on networks and enterprise wire-Iess infrastructure architecture.

DR. BYUNG K. YI, Senior Executive Vice-President of LG Electronics, is cur-

rently working on technology assessment and development for LGE Mobile

company. His responsibilities include fourth Generation Wireless Communica-

tion systems.

Cg.aRI-rs WERNER is Co-Chair of t}Ie SAFECoM Executive Committee and Chiefof the Charlottesville, Virginia, Fire Department.

MoncnN WRIGHT is the Vice-President, Global Public Safety Segment, End-to-End Long Term Evolution (4G) for Alcatel-Lucent. He is responsible for devel-

oping solutions and strategies to deploy public safety networks throughout the

world.

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