JAN 27 - 28, 2025 - DALLAS, TX - THE WESTIN IRVING
DASpedia’s annual In-Building Wireless Technology 5G Forum is scheduled for January 27–28, 2025. This exclusive, invitation-only event will feature the VZW team, led by Phillip French, as a keynote speaker. Additionally, teams from T-Mobile and AT&T will participate as featured speakers and attendees. This year’s theme is thoughtfully designed for professionals involved in deploying 5G network infrastructure and advancing in-building wireless technologies, including Private Networks powered by CBRS, 5G, LTE, and Wi-Fi. DASpedia’s 5G Forum brings together visionary thought leaders, inspiring speakers, MNO attendees, representatives from diverse enterprise verticals, and wireless industry experts. Join us as we explore how wireless technology, automation, and innovation are reshaping the way we operate in today’s connected world.
HOTEL INFORMATION – DASpedia’s 5G Forum 2025: Convening at The Westin Irving, TX
For Group Rate: Will be available on Nov 25, 2025
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Date: Jan 27 -28, 2025
Location: THE WESTIN IRVING – IRVING, TX
Audience Size: Approx 400 Attendees
US Mobile Network Operator (MNO) Local and National Teams, Wireless Technology Solution Providers, OEMs, and End Customers
Monday Jan 27, 2025
3:00 pm | Registration & Event Check-In Open |
4:00 pm – 6:30 pm | Vendor Exhibit & Opening Networking Reception |
Tuesday Jan 28, 2025
7:30 am | Registration & Event Check-In Open |
8:00 am | Vendor Exhibit Open |
9:00 am | Tech-Talk Presentations |
11:45 am | Networking Luncheon & Vendor Exhibit |
1:00 pm | Opening by DASpedia |
1:05 pm | Opening Keynote by Verizon Wireless |
1:40 pm | Panel Discussion Featuring Verizon Wireless Team |
2:20 pm | Panel Discussion Part I |
3:00 pm | Networking Break/Vendor Exhibit |
3:40 pm | Panel Discussion Part II |
4:20 pm | Panel Discussion Part III |
5:00 pm | Vendor Exhibit/Networking Reception |
7:00 pm | Event Concludes |
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