Special Training on Open Wireless Architecture

Special Training on Open Wireless Architecture (OWA)
- Core to 4G Mobile Communications

A Two-Day Certificate Program, in English
by
Prof. Willie W. Lu
Director, U.S. Center for Wireless Communications
Consul. Professor of Stanford University, USA
Chief Wireless Architect & Special Advisor, Over 20 authorities in 11 countries
Member of Editorial Board, IEEE Spectrum - the Flag of IEEE
Founder, Open Wireless Architecture (OWA) Initiatives

OWA in Media & Press (Article 1, Article 2, Article 3, ...........)

What is the value to you, and your firm, of moving to the next level as a world-class wireless architect to define the wireless future?

Wireless architect gets the highest pay in the industry;
Lead the wireless development and define the wireless standards;
Evaluate the wireless investment and set the business as well as technical strategy;
Supervise the wireless concept engineering and product definition;
Network with most influential wireless experts and inventors on the worldwide basis;
Most efficient way towards a world's leading advisor in emerging wireless technologies.

"Everything should be as simple as possible, but no simpler"

- Albert Einstein -

This two-day special certificate program gives you a solid understanding and knowledge of the design and development of next generation wireless and mobile communications; a systematic process so you know what to do, how to do it, and why; as well as invaluable experience to help keep you on track for this future-proven open wireless architecture.

Program Benefits

Learn the existing problem of 3G architecture and its limitation for further improvement
Master the fundamentals of open architecture, proprietary architecture and closed architecture in wireless communications
Review the whole wireless development milestones and the importance of the architectural breakthrough
Share the successful design experiences with successful wireless architects
Create the best platform for professional networking and team building in this field
Listen to the major investors' recommendations on this emerging topic
Explore this optimal business model by separating the architecture group from the product development and production group with outsourcing
Learn how to file successful wireless architectural IPR by yourself (without attorney) with USPTO and Madrid Protocol
Learn how to protect your wireless architecture by patents or by publications
Describe why open architecture is so important for emerging wireless concept engineering and product definition
Discover the global investment percentage on open architecture vs. proprietary architecture in 2003
Identify the key topics on R&D and design of this emerging open wireless architecture
Get involved in major global OWA projects - North America, West Europe, East Asia, etc.
Learn how to apply for funds on OWA R&D from government foundations and government investment
Understand why OWA is the key point for the strategic planning of next generation wireless and mobile communications
Explain why OWA becomes the next driver to trigger the ICT (Information and Communication Technology) industry booming
Study the business plan on new OWA marketing, definition, investment and products
Get the new ideas, insights and analysis in the implementation of the OWA system
List the potential topics on OWA for IPR filings by the course attendees as a case study
Contribute to the major international standardization bodies on OWA and related architectures
Understand why the ITU WRC'2007 will launch the post-IMT2000 project on OWA

Program Topics

The Fundamentals of Open Wireless Architecture (OWA) and its Modeling
In-depth study of the 3G and 2G architectures and their limitation of development
4G mobile is not just new air-interface or data-rate increase. It is an OWA based new architecture.
Major definitions of OWA - RF, Base-Band, Network, OS, Security, Power and Applications
Open Base Station (Wireless Router) Architecture
Open Terminal Architecture and its Design Mechanism
OWA with Ad-Hoc Network Integration
All-IP Framework for OWA design
The Adaptation Layer of the OWA Terminal Protocols
Security Enhancement in OWA based B3G and 4G
Smart Antenna and MIMO for OWA design
Software Definable Radio (SDR) towards OWA, but not OWA
Programmable Radio - the OWA RF Interface
OWA Convergence vs. Co-existence
OWA Shared Spectrum and 2nd Ownership of Spectrum regulation
UWB technology in OWA system
OWA design for public safety and massive emergency applications
New Power Technology for the OWA 4G terminals
Challenges in OWA BB and RF Chip Design
Spectrum Recycling and Cognitive Radio for OWA
OWA drives the Open OS architecture and its adaptation to services and applications
Performance evaluation criteria for OWA base station and terminal design
Innovation vs. Optimization - How OWA wins
Case study of initial OWA product - GSM/WCDMA/WLAN/OFDM 4-in-1 Low Power Terminal
New Business Model of OWA based B3G/4G mobile communications
4G mobile challenges, features, characteristics and objectives

Who Should Attend
Managers and professionals across all industries and functional areas involved in emerging wireless and mobile communication research, development, design and implementation. The largest and fastest benefits to your firm are with people in Senior Technical Management, Technical Leadership, Wireless Strategy, Technical Marketing, Concept Engineering, Product Definition, Technical Standards, System Architecture and IPR administration, etc.
You will benefit greatly from invaluable technology training, business strategy as well as professional networking by the world's leading wireless architects and top managers in the field.

Why 3G is stuck there, because 3G did not fundamentally improve the 2G architecture, and making this architecture open is the only solution!

The future radio is first, a computer, then an open wireless architecture (OWA) terminal !

- Prof. Willie W. Lu, Palo Alto/Stanford, California

Distinguished Speaker - Prof. Willie W. Lu
Prof. Willie W. Lu will share with you of his rich experiences and expertise in the system architecture, product definition and business model throughout his careers in Japan, Germany and USA.

Program Agenda

7:30 to 8 a.m.—Networking & Breakfast
8 a.m. to 5 p.m.—Program
6 p.m. to 9 p.m. — Social Event
Program Fee

US$2,500 (includes continental breakfast, refreshments, lunch, dinner and materials). Travel and hotel fees are not included.

For a group of five attendees and more, there is 15% discount on full program fee.

For Further Question, please contact:

Wireless Architect Development Center
U.S. Center for Wireless Communications
P.O. Box 19789
Stanford, CA 94309
U.S.A.
Fax: 001-603-590-0637
E-mail: steve<at>delson.org

Register for this Program!

Please feel free to download the registration form (as a MS Word file) and either fax it or mail it to the Development Center.