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SMART BUILDINGS PLAN FOR MOBILE
ALTERNATIVE COVERAGE SOLUTIONS
A GUIDE TO
BUILDING YOUR
OWN COVERAGE
LIGHTS? WATER? WIRELESS! In office buildings and facilities across America, basic amenities like electrical, gas and plumbing are essential components that are planned and constructed. The new amenity being planned or added by building owners, architects and operators? Reliable, in-building wireless coverage.
IN-BUILDING WIRELESS
INFRASTRUCTURE:
WHY INVEST?
It’s needed everywhere: In commercial offices, university WHAT DO BUILDING MANAGERS,
buildings, stadiums, retail spaces – anywhere teams of OPERATORS & ARCHITECTS
employees, tenants or large crowds gather. THINK?
With 80% of mobile traffic starting and ending in a building,
owners, operators and commercial developers recognize
87 %
AGREED:
It’s imperative that we have
wireless infrastructure is crucial – just like HVAC, electrical in-building cellular coverage in
and plumbing. all areas of our buildings.
84 %
AGREED:
Fitting our buildings with optimal
in-building cellular coverage
would improve our employee
productivity.
54 %
AGREED:
Wireless connectivity makes a
building more desirable.
Source: CommScope Report –
Wireless in Buildings
Indoor wireless networks create outstanding coverage and capacity in your building or venue — even when it’s at its most crowded — and this is crucial as mobile connectivity is revolutionized with 5G technologies.
GROWING DEMAND FOR
IN-BUILDING WIRELESS
5
80 %
hours per day is the
average amount of time
smart phone users spend
82
on mobile devices.
% (Fierce Wireless) of the 240 million calls to
911 each year are made on
77
wireless devices in many
%
70
areas across the U.S.
%
of all consumer internet
traffic will be IP video (NENA: The 9-1-1 Association)
traffic by 2021.
of Americans currently
(Cisco Visual Networking Index (VNI)
own a smart phone. Complete Forecast for 2015 to 2020.) of the time spent on digital
(Pew Research Center) media is on a mobile device.
(comScore)
BUILD YOUR OWN
COVERAGE
Optimize Your Building’s Connectivity
and Network Design
T-Mobile’s Build Your Own Coverage (BYOC) program T-MOBILE HELPS BUILD INDOOR
supports building owners, tenants, operators and commercial WIRELESS NETWORKS FOR:
developers across the country. We assist with design and
•Arenas / Stadiums
development of indoor wireless networks, helping deliver
•Casinos
outstanding mobile coverage and capacity that meets the •Commercial Real Estate
needs of tenants, residents and visitors. •Government Buildings
•Hospitals
Commercial real estate is boosted by expert use of wireless •Hotels
technologies including small cells, macro network •Malls
•Military Facilities
optimization and distributed antenna systems (DAS).
•Resorts
•Residential Buildings
When building owners or operators plan for electric connectivity •University Campuses
as well as capital and operating costs, T-Mobile’s BYOC team •Warehouses
steps in with network design reviews, approvals, and our
network signal source. When matched with carrier-designed
high-speed connections, radios and receivers, the building’s
visitors, tenants and guests get access to T-Mobile’s wireless
services – and other carriers’ networks when added to the
indoor infrastructure.BUILDING BLOCKS Small DAS Macro
cells technologies antenna sites
OF INDOOR A distributed antenna system (DAS) network Traditional macro sites are installed on rooftops,
Small cells are miniature versions of traditional
WIRELESS cell sites. These self-contained cell sites are is made up of a base station connected by building facades, monopoles and other steel
fiber optic cable to a group of antennas placed structures. These traditional antenna support
NETWORKS small, lightweight and low power. They can be
used indoors so large crowds of people can remotely in outdoor and indoor locations. DAS structures handle many users across a general
simultaneously access a wireless network, networks share and receive signals with remote geographic footprint.
or they can be placed outdoors in the public nodes simultaneously, creating a single large
right-of-way, like on street lights and utility poles. cell. DAS systems can be shared by multiple
carriers and are multi-frequency.GET TO KNOW At T-Mobile, we do not stop.
Building architects, developers or operators, contact us and learn
THE 5 STEPS OF BYOC more about our Un-carrier approach to small cell and DAS options
for any of your indoor wireless connectivity needs.
Contact us at ACS2@T-Mobile.com
STEP 1 STEP 2 STEP 3 STEP 4 STEP 5
Sign-Up / Intake Budget Approval Design Review License Agreement Deployment
T-Mobile’s network team Development
and operational experts have
deployed countless numbers WEEKS 1-4 WEEKS 4-6 WEEKS 4-8 WEEKS 4-8 WEEKS 16-24
of indoor wireless networks of
every shape, size and configu- Meet the local market We will gather information We will reach out to your The BYOC License Once the license is fully
ration. Our BYOC team removes and/or national BYOC including general system integrators for design files Agreement will need to executed, we will move to
building professionals’ pain team, learn more, and characteristics, proposed in iBwave format based on be signed by both parties. the deployment phase.
points and streamlines the sign-up. T-Mobile role and system broadcast channels and During legal review and
signal power allocation, bands. We will then finalize after design approval,
technology deployment process.
and backhaul requirements the signal source T-Mobile our local market teams
for budget approval. will provide. will visit the site to develop
lease exhibit drawings.
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ALTERNATIVE COVERAGE SOLUTIONS
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