[kictanet] LTE & the frequencies debate

[jgitau at gmail.com]

Ndemo,
The next (East African Network User Group) EANOG meeting will be on  
saturday the 17th at IHUB from 9am.

The engineers there primarily discuss network related issues. Our longest  
thread on the list so far is a discussion around broadband specifically how  
LTE will be delivered to consumers.

We will be very appreciative if someone can be availed for a short Q&A  
session to clear up issues around how frequencies will be  
allocated/shared/used, is the government really building its own LTE  
network? how can they (the technical guys- help ensure that you get the  
desired results, I see a deep desire to help by techies who just don't know  
how to go about it, If LTE is late what other plans are in place to ensure  
access to broadband for as many people as possible? those are questions we  
are also trying to get practical answers to....

Gitau

On , bitange at jambo.co.ke wrote:
> Gitau,

> Let me know when you need someone to address this issue. I will also  
> respond to it more comprehensively on this list.



> Ndemo.





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