Prior to attending https://www.realcomm.com/coretech-2019/program/ I wrote this review and one of my main reasons for going to the event in San Jose was to better understand what it was I was writing about.  These presentations helped provide clarity. Thank you Coretech.

Building Wireless Inside Out  Wireless connection to the Internet is among the top three most important factors for tenants who are searching for office space, along with cost and location

Learning about WiFi 6 (802.11ax)–a new wireless standard for indoor networks; a WPA3 Standard–added security for WiFi networks; the new 6 GHz WiFi spectrum coming in 2020 was very interesting see phone pictures of Alan's presentation below.

Presentation was an amazing overview of our future wireless explaining and exploring the growth and the power of WiFi6.

Tech Talk: WIFI & WIRELESS – Providing Robust Communications for Today’s Workplace
While there is a great deal of anticipation surrounding new capabilities in 5G and CBRS, WiFi remains a wireless technology that is required to provide a comprehensive communications platform. Some would argue that WiFi is one of the most important amenities in today’s modern workplace. There have been many WiFi technological advancements over the last 12-18 months that could impact the level of wireless services delivered to building occupants. WiFi 6 (802.11ax)–a new wireless standard for indoor networks; a WPA3 Standard–added security for WiFi networks; the new 6 GHz WiFi spectrum coming in 2020; and the integration of WiFi with 5G to extend 5G connectivity into buildings will be some of the topics covered in this timely Tech Talk.

Speaker: Alan Ni Aruba

Tech Talk: 5G, CBRS: Ushering in the Next Generation of Mobility – A Market Overview
Two of the most fundamental changes to mobility in years, 5G and CBRS, are becoming more accessible every day. While already in place in other parts the world, this new telecommunication infrastructure is poised to significantly impact daily life in the United States. Faster speeds and lower latency mean more interactivity with mobile devices, as well as a new generation of IoT devices—many of them associated with buildings. Corporate Real Estate and Facility executives will need to work more closely with their IT counterparts in order to fully understand the issues, challenges and opportunities. More flexibility on the run will continue to impact real estate operations and use of space. This Tech Talk will provide an overview of the technology and first generation use cases.

Speaker: John Meko WiredScore

Citizens Broadband Radio Service
CBRS stands for Citizens Broadband Radio Service. The Federal Communications Commission established CBRS as a way for shared wireless broadband use of the 3550- 3700 MHz band, which is more commonly known as the 3.5 GHz band.