SBC In-Building Wireless Tech & Policy Summit: An Essential Event for Every Stakeholder in SBC’s Mission
The?Safer Buildings Coalition In-Building Wireless Tech and Policy Summit is where Industry Tech Leaders and Policy Leaders convene to talk about the opportunities and challenges found at the intersection of wireless policy and wireless technology. Specifically, how do changes in policy and regulations impact technology roadmaps, and how does tech innovation drive policy? The opportunity to engage, network, participate, and hear from the top experts in the field is one that should not be missed.
The Summit pushes the boundaries and extends the scope of the in-building discussion to cover these essential areas:
The Summit is structured around three main objectives:?
School Safety Takes Center Stage
For this 2024 edition of the Summit we place a special emphasis on?School Safety and the role of wireless communications in making schools and colleges safer.
Colleges are decommissioning the “blue light kiosks” under the assumption that everyone has a cell phone and that they work everywhere – do they?
The after-action reports for school shootings – all the way back to Columbine in 1999 – tell us that poor radio and cell communications hampered emergency response - what is the current state of school wireless tech and policy? Where do we need to go?
Placing a focus on Alyssa’s Law. Legislation that has already passed in some states, is proposed in more, and at the fed level HB 4999, introduced by Congressman Josh Gottheimer.
Alyssa’s Law is critical legislation addressing the issue of law enforcement response time when a life-threatening emergency occurs because time equals life. The law calls for the installation of silent panic alarms that are directly linked to law enforcement, so in case of any emergency they will get on the scene as quickly as possible, take down a threat and triage any victims.
Alyssa's Law is named for Alyssa Alhadeff who was 14 when she died in the Feb. 14, 2018, shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, FL. The law has been enacted in five states where schools are required to have silent alarms that connect directly to local law enforcement.?MORE INFORMATION ABOUT ALYSSA'S LAW.??
To lead off our discussion of school safety and Alyssa's Law, we are honored to have Alyssa's mother Lori Aldaheff, co-founder of Make Our Schools Safe.??In their grief over the loss of Alyssa, Lori and her husband Ilan Alhadeff founded?MAKE OUR SCHOOLS SAFE?(MOSS) so that no other parent has to endure the pain they live with.
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Notable In-Building Wireless Tech & Policy Summit Speakers
KEYNOTES:
Anna Gomez - FCC Commissioner?
Jim Bugel - President, FirstNet and Public Safety, AT&T?
Lori Alhadeff - Co-Founder, Make Our Schools Safe?
PANELISTS:
Preston Marshall - Director of Wireless Standards and Policy at Google - Chairman, OnGo (CBRS) Alliance - CoChair of Spectrum Sharing Committee at Winnforum
Patrick Halley - President and Chief Executive Officer, Wireless Infrastructure Association (WIA)
Jeff Johnson - Executive Director, Western Fire Chiefs / Former Vice-Chair, FirstNet?
Steve Devine – Chief Technology Officer – APCO
Mark Fletcher - VP Public Safety, 911 Inform / NE Regional Director, NENA
Many More...?
This is truly an event you don't want to miss.
Visit our Event Page for information about registration, agenda, speakers, lodging, etc.
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10 个月Cris, let’s talk about this in Atlanta.
We look forward to exhibiting there!