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Note: This is not an IEEE-CNSV event. It is sponsored by KeyPoint Credit Union.
The Future of Cellular Infrastructure
Tuesday, March 17, 2009
This talk will outline the disruptive forces in the cellular industry as subscribers grow, cell phones become broadband-enabled, and revenue plans fall. These are having a great effect on network infrastructure and in particular backhaul. The deficiencies of current networks will be explored, and the future roles of different technologies discussed. Fusion-io CTO David Flynn will present technical details about how flash memory-based storage systems work, as well as how PCI Express is being used as a much faster access method for flash memory-based storage products. A panel of four CNSV members will explain how they market their consulting businesses. Each has an approach unique amongst the group. Come and discover something that may work for your own consulting business. The best way to get paid is to have a clear "collections-friendly" contract by which you and your client have shared expectations. If payment issues do arise, you may need to file a lawsuit. However, mediation or arbitration can provide a satisfactory resolution.
Conference: FPGA Summit
Tuesday, December 09, 2008
The FPGA Summit is the only practitioner-oriented conference dedicated entirely to FPGAs and their applications. Attend this conference from December 9-11, and use the discount code to save on your registration.
Consultants' Forum #1: The Contract
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
Consulting contracts are an important but often overlooked aspect of consulting work. This presentation will be like a cooking class for consultants who want to cook up their own contracts, as well as to better understand how to review and modify clients' contracts. We all face the same core challenges whether we are a consultant, an engineer or a manager in a corporate environment. We would all like to be able to communicate so effectively with our customers or colleagues that we are able to influence them to our way of thinking. In this talk, Steven Cerri will give you his perspective on how to achieve this goal. MEMS (Micro-Electro Mechanical Systems), sometimes called Microsystems Technology (MST), encompasses the manufacturing technologies that enable the fabrication of micro-scale sensors and actuators. This talk will provide an introduction to MEMS, an overview of how MEMS products are made, and a review of current and future applications of this exciting technology.
Conference: AlwaysOn: GoingGreen
Monday, September 15, 2008
IEEE-CNSV is an Affiliate Partner for the AlwaysOn GoingGreen conference, which runs from September 15-17. Members are eligible for a half-price discount for this cutting-edge greentech event.
CNSV Event Details
The Future of Cellular Infrastructure
Tuesday, March 17, 2009 7:00 PM
KeyPoint Credit Union
2805 Bowers Ave., Santa Clara, CA 95051
Jonathan Wells, AJIS LLC
Free to the public
No RSVP needed
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Program Slides

The last few years have seen massive changes in the way we use cellular networks. In addition to talking, we now take pictures, download music, record videos and manage and distribute them all over the wireless network. We wirelessly connect laptops to the internet, effectively making the mobile network a mobile DSL pipe. Enterprise customers leverage corporate network with their mobile workforces. In addition, 50 million new mobile subscribers are added worldwide every month, and new generation networks rollout with increasing frequency.

This talk will outline the disruptive forces in the cellular industry as subscribers grow, cell phones become broadband-enabled, and revenue plans fall. These are having a great effect on network infrastructure, particularly to backhaul. The deficiencies of current networks will be explored, and the future roles of different technologies discussed.


About the Speaker
Jonathan Wells is President of AJIS LLC and an IEEE-CNSV member. He is a specialist in wireless technologies, and consults on RF, microwave and millimeter-wave radio systems, cellular backhaul, mobile networks, and emerging millimeter-wave and terahertz technology applications. He is active on many domestic and international wireless rule making bodies.

Jonathan holds a PhD in mm-wave electronics and an MBA with specialization in strategic R&D management. He is an IEEE Senior Member and a Chartered Engineer in Europe. He has lived and worked in the UK, New Zealand and the US.

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