Leveraging 5G Wireless Connectivity to Support the Warfight

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The Department of Defense has long led the way in adoption of cutting-edge technologies. Game changing and innovative 5G wireless networks are revolutionizing many aspects of the DoD mission. Smart networks are now powering robotics, holographic, and augmented reality applications for real-time asset tracking, predictive analytics, and environmental sensing among others.

These test beds are bringing the DoD into the forefront of 5G, providing the warfighter with great improvements in speed, connectivity and reduced latency.

Join us to how the military is tapping advanced communications and ubiquitous connectivity for our nation’s long-term economic and military advantage

Speaker and Presenter Information

	Dr. Jeff Kleck Director, Cyber Portfolio, Defense Innovation Unit (DIU)
	Chris “CT” Thomas Lead Systems Architect, Dell Technologies Public Sector
	Robert Chung Senior Consultant, Telecom Systems Business, Dell Technologies
	Kurt Jacobs Director, Solutions, JMA Wireless
	John Breeden (Moderator) Contributing Editor, FedInsider

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