Developments in frequency spectrum
Description
The use of mobile applications continues to increase significantly. This both for short-distance and long-distance applications. This means that the need for bandwidth for wireless is exploding. This in turn has the consequence that demand for the use of frequency spectrum is also increasing significantly. This increasing demand requires the government to adapt both policy and implementation around the use of spectrum. An example of this is that the government, both in Europe and in the Netherlands, has taken steps to spend spectrum in a technology- and service-neutral way as much as possible.
In the lectures, Drs Klaas Bouma, policy officer at the Ministry of Economic Affairs, will first discuss developments on the use of radio frequencies from a policy perspective. Afterwards, Ir Taco Kluwer, Senior Technical Specialist of the Radiocommunications Agency will discuss the consequences this new policy will have on the Agency's executive task.
After the introductions, there will be ample time for discussion. Afterwards, you are invited for a drink to continue networking.
18.30 hours
Reception with coffee, tea and sandwiches
19.00 hours
Introduction by Frans Heitkamp
19.05 hours
Developments in the policy on the use of the radio spectrum by Drs. Klaas Bouma
19.40 hours
The consequences of the policy changes on the executive task of the Radiocommunications Agency by Ir Taco Kluwer
20.25 hours
Discussion
21.00 hours
Closing drinks
Location
KIVI NIRIA Bureau, Prinsessegracht 23
2514 AP The Hague
Organiser
Telecommunications
Name and contact details for information
Further information from Frans Heitkamp, using the e-mail address below.