2012 has been a busy year on many fronts in the ICT sector and TIA NOW always tries to catch the brightest luminaries in the industry to recap the year and what’s ahead.
The inaugural US-China ICT roundtable event hosted by the United States Information Technology Office (USITO) is an important step to converging two of the leading nations in ICT technology. Join TIA NOW as they speak with Matt Roberts, Managing Director of USITO.
Spectrum auctions are in the news headlines but we in the industry know that the reallocation of spectrum bands via spectrum auctions will not be enough to sustain the growth of bandwidth requirements over the next few years. Join Gautham Nagesh of Congressional Quarterly and Abe Nejad of TIA NOW for the latest on the spectrum rollout.
A cybersecurity bill has been on the cutting room floor for months, but can Congress get something signed before summer's out?
In the midst of all the work going into TIA’s 2012 event, Inside the Network, and no shortage of issues to face on the Hill, TIA NOW has the opportunity to visit with our own Danielle Coffey, Vice President of Government Affairs at TIA, to discuss what's in store for ICT policy.
Representative Dutch Ruppersberger (D-MD), ranking member of the House Intelligence Committee, spoke at the TIA Cybersecurity Breakfast on Wednesday, April 26, to discuss the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act.
The Connect to Compete initiative is garnering a lot of attention and key industry stakeholders are joining the effort.
Tony Franklin, Program Manager for Microsoft’s Partners in Learning, joins TIA NOW to give his insight into an initiative that could soon turn the tide of broadband adoption for the better.
Learn more about Connect 2 Compete.
As global commerce becomes more competitive every day, the U.S. Department of Commerce takes swift steps to protect American businesses. Bryan Erwin was selected by the Obama Administration to serve as the Director of the International Trade Administration’s Advocacy Center. Bryan is responsible for coordinating U.S. Government resources and authority in order to level the playing field on behalf of U.S. businesses and the center also creates and retains U.S. jobs through exports.
Reality is setting in for industry stakeholders about USF reform and what their role will be in the shake up.
Get all of the latest from Capitol Hill on everything in telecom.
Michael Spead of ICF International gives us a thorough analysis of USF reform and how TIA members can benefit from the transition from the "High Cost Fund" to the "Connect America Fund."
How can we increase capacity for wireless and use it more efficiently?
