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TRAIN COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS the WIFI on trains conference 2018 6th-7th June - London
TRAIN COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS
London 6th-7th June 2018
Venue
There are no two ways about it: on-train Join the debate, question the train
Venue
passenger WiFi is a must have service, companies that have launched services
albeit one that is very hard to get right. and find out where they will take them
Any train company failing to offer free, next. Almost every train operator from
fast and reliable on-board WiFi services around the world that has launched a
risks losing revenue and facing the WiFi on-Trains service will be present.
wrath of a twitter-storm of fury from This is your chance to meet the people
riders. who are shaping this market, who are
driving it forward and bringing in new
BWCS’ annual WiFi on Trains Conference services, ideas and technologies.
This year’s Conference will be held at the
- Train Communications Systems luxurious 5 Star Grange City
2018 focuses directly on the problems Please be advised that places are Hotel (8 14 Coopers Row, EC3N 2BQ),
of putting WiFi onto trains. You will extremely limited and are selling out near the Tower of London.
hear frank accounts from the train fast. To reserve your place now - please The Grange City Hotel has agreed to offer
operating companies currently involved use the online order form at www. a discounted room rate to those attending
the Conference. However, these are avail-
in this battle - from those trialling new Traincomms2018.com , complete the able on a first come first serve basis so
trackside solutions, squeezing better attached form on the back of this please book early.
connections from mobile systems, as brochure or contact: To take advantage of this rate lease contact
well as those launching new innovative Ross.Parsons@BWCS.com the Grange City Hotel directly.
broadband wireless services on-board Grange City Hotel
their trains as they struggle to cut costs, Held in London on June 6th and 7th, in 8-14 Coopers Row
beat the competition and enhance the central London, the Conference attracts EC3N 2BQ
London
passenger experience. train operators and suppliers from all
over the world. Those attending will Tel: 020 7071 5535
There is no doubt that broadband hear directly from train companies Fax: 020 7071 5506
wireless services have become a vital that are launching services, adding
https://www.grangehotels.com/hotels-lon-
weapon for train operators, but keeping new cost-cutting solutions and driving don/grange-city/about-this-hotel
up with this fast moving sector is a up passenger numbers by adding
problem. Train Communication Systems integrated broadband solutions.
2018 is the best place to keep abreast
of the latest developments in this niche, BWCS has worked with all the major
but fast-growing sector. players in this new market to make
Train Communications Systems 2018 a Conference
This Conference, now in its twelfth year,
has become a vital meeting point for
success. Over two days, a combination
of interactive workshops, panel
sponsors
train companies, rail administrators, sessions, presentations and networking
suppliers and technology specialists all sessions will explore the commercial
looking to drive this sector forward. Can and technical issues arising from the Gold Sponsor
you afford to miss out? deployment of these services around the
region.
Online booking is open now at:
www.Traincomms2018.com As ever, the Conference will provide
a great networking opportunity and Silver Sponsor
– don’t miss out! a very limited number of sponsorship
positions are still available. For further
information on getting involved please
contact:
Bronze Sponsor
Ross.Parsons@BWCS.com
Cocktails Sponsor
Lunch Sponsor Day 1
www.traincomms2018.com Lunch Sponsor Day 2Day
Day 11 -- June
June 7th
6th
Session One – Developing new 2.30 Practical Solutions Towards the 1 11.45 The recommended route to
approaches and new solutions for better Gigabit Train Gigabit trains
on-train connectivity
- How the UK rail and telco industry can rise - Technology alternatives
8.45 Registration and coffee to this challenge - Case studies and examples
- Making the most of Licenced and
9.15 Opening Speech – The WiFi on Unlicensed Spectrum Nir Hayzler, RADWIN
Trains Paradox – Can the Business - Native Voice: why this is still a vital service
Models Ever Justify the Investment for passengers 12.15 Panel Session: Can Train
Needed to Provide a WiFi Service Passengers’ Insatiable Demand for Fast
Passengers Really Want Malcolm Keys, Director, BAI Communications / Reliable On-Train WiFi be Satisfied –
UK and Should we Try?
Graham Wilde, CEO BWCS
3.00 Speed Networking and Coffee Featuring: Peter Kingsland (Icomera),
09.30 Delivering Passenger Connectivity Umberto Malesci (Fluidmesh), Nir Hayzler
on the UK Rail Network 3.45 High-Speed WiFi Across Four (Radwin), Bernhard Krautschneider (OBB),
Countries Berno Friedl (Deutsche Bahn), Henri Ploom,
Keith Monserrat, Network Rail Telecoms Rebelroam, Chaired by Graham Wilde, BWCS
Emmanuel Dalmar, Thalys
10.00 Developing the World’s Biggest 12.45 Lunch Sponsored by RADWIN
Public WiFi Network - the RailWire Eco- 4.15 How Secure is Your On-Train WiFi
System from RailTel and the Path Ahead Connection? 2.00 Network vs Stand-alone:
in India Infrastructure-as-a-Service for Trains
- On train WiFi is now the norm. What about
Ashutosh Vasant, CMD and Director (POM), security? - The status quo: many proprietary
RailTel Corporation of India Ltd, part of the applications and systems
Indian Ministry of Railways Pierre Eisenmann, 21Net - The TCO of proprietary systems and bad
results
10.30 -10.45 Coffee 4.45 Panel Session: With all These - Infrastructure-as-a-Service for public
Things to Worry About, is On-Train WiFi transport - using WiFi as the heart of
10.45 Connected London - Turning Worth It? train-land communication
London into a Gigabit City - DB’s connected trains concept for new and
Featuring: Victoria Díaz Alegre (RENFE used vehicles and the WiFi solution
- Improving wireless and fibre connectivity Viajeros), Emmanuel Dalmar (Thalys), Pierre
across London Eisenmann (21Net), Malcolm Keys (BAI Melvin Zinngrebe,
Communications), David Maxson, Isotrope DB Fahrzeuginstandhaltung GmbH
Matthew Griffin, Head of Telecoms
Commercial Development, Transport for Chaired by Graham Wilde, BWCS 2.30 Claiming Custody of WiFi on Trains
London
5.15 Closing Remarks, BWCS - Rebuilding the Value of WiFi on Trains
11.15 US Emerging Trends in Wireless
Connectivity for Transportation 5.30 Cocktails – Sponsored by 21Net Jim Allison, Manager of Planning, Capitol
Corridor Joint Powers Authority
- Passenger WiFi now an expected amenity Day 2 - June 7th 3.00 – 3.15 Coffee
on passenger transport in the US
- Penetration and business models of Session Three – Improving Train-to-
wireless connectivity on US train and bus 3.15 Developing a Strategic Roadmap to
Shore Connectivity
fleets Stay Ahead of the Technology Curve and
- How do transit agencies justify investment Enhance the Passenger Experience
09.15 BWCS Welcome
in on-board WiFi
- Case studies for delivering the fastest and - Developing the strategy – to stay ahead of
09.30 Icomera - Making the Digital Train
most reliable connection to vehicles technology curve
a Reality
- Leveraging the connectivity backbone
Jim Baker, CEO, Xentrans - Maximising passenger satisfaction
- A real-world IP Train & Cybersecurity Case
- Learning from the supply chain – to
Study
11.45 Nomad’s Vision for our Future confront industry challenges
Technology and Architecture and the Daniel Jaeggi, Icomera, Mike Paterson,
Future World of On-Train WiFi David Lowry, Fleet manager, Translink
Arriva Trains, Robert Brown, Razorsecure
Trains, Northern Ireland
- Present markets and issues 10.00 Do You Know if Your Customer
- Offering customers what they really want 3.50 Perth (Western Australia) Public
is satisfied? - User Experience Versus
Transport Authority Challenges Towards
Service
Jeremy Haskey, Global Engineering Director, a Potential Free WiFi Full Deployment
Nomad Digital KPIs Versus Technical Availability
Guillaume Massardier, Project Manager,
Berno Friedl, Senior Produktmanager ITK,
12.15 Panel Session: Are Trackside Network & Infrastructure, Public Transport
Deutsche Bahn, Germany
Networks Inevitable? Authority of Western Australia
Wolfgang Balzer, Focus Infocom GmbH
Featuring: Keith Montserrat (Network Rail), 4.20 A Decade of Passenger Connectivity
10.30 - 10:45 Coffee
Ashutosh Vasant (Indian Railways), Jim
Baker (Xentrans), Jeremy Haskey (Nomad - the Next Chapter in the Swedish WiFi
10.45 The Present and Future of Train-
Digital), Matt Griffin (Transport for London) On-Trains Success Story
to-Ground Communications
Chaired by Graham Wilde, BWCS
Göran Linné, On-Train WiFi Project Manager,
Umberto Malesci, Fluidmesh
12.45 Lunch Sponsored by BAI SJ Trains
Communications 11.15 How Innovation Can Drive
4.50 Panel Session – The Great Debate:
Passenger Experience Enhancements
Session Two – Emerging New Services The Next Stop for WiFi on Trains?
- Really high-performing internet delivering
2.00 PlayRenfe, More than WiFi, on Featuring: Melvin Zinngrebe (DB Regio),
x TB per train per month equals great
Renfe’s High Speed Trains Göran Linné (SJ Trains), Guillaume
passenger experience
Massardier (Public Transport Authority of
- LiveTV being turned on again for event,
- Technological challenges Western Australia), David Lowry (Translink)
with ORF
- Becoming a communications channel with Jim Allison (Capitol Corridor Joint Powers
- Full TV Thek on train
our customers Authority)
- Fidelio (classical music system)
- Developing advertising revenue - t-seat catering ordering launch
opportunities Chaired by Graham Wilde, BWCS
- Future developments Bernhard Krautschneider, OBB, Austrian
5.20 Closing Remarks and End of
State Railways
Victoria Díaz Alegre, Director of Digital Conference - BWCS
Technology, RENFE Viajeros
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London 6th-7th June 2018
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