CHOOSING A ROBUST DAS SOLUTION – SUSTAINABILITY HOLDS THE KEY

Allegiant Stadium, home of the Las Vegas Raiders and upcoming Super Bowl LVIII, is outfitted with JMA Wireless DAS.

Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS) are critical to filling connectivity gaps where cellular coverage is poor or impractical to deploy, though not all DAS networks are equal.

With so many variables to consider when designing, deploying, and maintaining a system, future-proofing and sustainability are key to an ideal DAS network, yet are sometimes overlooked.

Relatively recent installations often fail to deliver for new use cases, upgrades, or enhancements as technology evolves — causing venue owners and DAS operators to lose out on new revenue opportunities without another significant reinvestment in upgrades or replacements. The negative impact on capex and customer experience is clear for either scenario.

Our webinar focuses on these strategic considerations and the technology enhancements you should analyze when choosing a DAS network, giving you confidence in a solution that offers the best return on investment and long-term cost of ownership.

We also explore:

• Field use cases that exemplify the impact of these considerations.
• Radio technology and features that deliver a sustainable DAS solution.
• Antenna solutions for in-building environments that reduce capex and opex.
• Valuable software solutions that facilitate upgrades to next-generation technology, saving money and preventing continuous rip and replace cycles.

Live Q&A at the end of our session lets you address specific questions, considerations, and concerns.

Presenter - Kashif Hussain

Kashif Hussain is the Director of Technical Marketing at JMA Wireless. He has more than 26 years of wireless industry experience. Kashif's expertise in RF, DAS, HetNets, 5G, and LTE comes from developing, managing, supporting, marketing, and consulting on major mobile communications projects. Kashif's industry experience includes various senior roles at Casa Systems, Viavi Solutions, MobileNet, Ericsson, and Nortel. He has also authored papers and patents for wireless products.