Everyone’s a winner if LTE-U and LAA are handled correctly
By Martyn Warwick
Jun 19, 2015
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Steve Dyett, Head of Global Wi-Fi Solutions, BT Global Services
As Steve Dyett explains, the UK's incumbent telco, BT, has considerable and wide-ranging experience with WiFi technologies and this is if tremendous advantage in implementing carrier WiFi. Indeed, BT Wi-fi is Britain's largest wi-fi network, with more than 4 million hotspots across the UK and Ireland at high street brands, hotels, cafes, transport hubs and in thousands of independent businesses and homes. Regarding LTE-U and LAA, Steve thinks the important thing is for all the parties involved - WiFi specialists, vendors, regulators and LTE vendors and operators - to come together to try and forge a common view and way forward for the new public spectrum technologies. Steve is of the view that all the parties, including users, will benefit if the issues are handled correctly.
Filmed at: Wi-Fi Global Congress, London, May 20-21, 2015
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