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PMRExpo2019Network for Secure Communications26 —28 November / Koelnmesse

Event- Guide

https://www.pmrexpo.de/en/

At the 19th PMRExpo, more than 230 international exhibitors will present products, solutions and current innovations from the field f secure communication and professional mobile communications across exhibition grounds of approximately 4,800 m². In the vehicles exhibition, visitors can experience state-of-the-art service vehicles at fir t hand. In recent years, the international trade fair has become Europe’s leading fair for secure communications — and it has achieved tremendous growth over this period. PMRExpo offers a platform for international networking and the exchange of know-how.

Innovations you can touch!

Become an Exhibitor page 6Register now page 34

Summit Programme page 14

Show Programme page 8

Symposium Programme page 28

Opinions

“PMRExpo is a kind of industry family gathering.”Axel KukukCountry Manager and Head of Sales,Motorola Solutions GmbH, Berlin

“Everyone comes — from the decision maker to the user.”Tjark SüchtingField Sales Representative, Sinus Nachrichten-technik GmbH, Barsbüttel, Germany

“An absolutely international mix: leads came from Iceland to Turkey.”Christian Cielinski Panorama Antennas Ltd., London

“As always, we are very satisfied with the support provided by EW Medien und Kongresse GmbH.”Patrick RothManaging Director of Fireboard GmbH, Rodgau, Germany

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Become an Exhibitor and Partner

Position yourself as a solution provider and expand your contacts. You are exactly where the industry meets: benefi from this networking for your company’s success.

Speakers’ Corner

Showcase your specialist expertise at the Speakers’ Corner. You can reach your tar-get group on the spot with little effort and provide a fresh impetus for new leads.

Contact persons for Exhibition and Sponsoring

Isabell Zöller Senior Sales ManagerT +49 (0) 69 710 46 [email protected]

Julia Starke Sales Manager T +49 (0) 69 710 46 [email protected]

More information about PMRExpo and an up-to-date list of all exhibiting companies and partners can be found at:

www.pmrexpo.com/exhibitor-list

Become an Exhibitor

Benefit from so many Formats as an Exhibitor or Partner.

Conference level Symposium

Summit Offenbachsaal

Vehicle Exhibition

More than 230 exhibitors

ConnectingArea

Lounge

Show Hall 10.2

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26 —28 November Hall 10.2

11:40—12:00Digital DAS for Metropolitan Systems

Ingo Flömer Chief Technical Officer,Cobham Wireless

12:00—14:00Emergency Services Forum

Hosted by: Michael WolfHead of Sales D-A-CH, Airbus Secure Land Communications GmbH

14:00—14:20Employee Communication of the Future: How to Securely and Efficiently Integrate Employees and get Them Mobile in the Age of Office 365, Intranets and Messengers.

Benedikt IlgCEO, Flip UG

Show

In 2019, the PMRExpo Show Area will be hosting more than 230 national and international exhibitors. In addition to a wide range of innovative products and services in the field f secure communi-cation, visitors can also take advantage of the forums and Speakers’ Corner. Join us to identify and discuss new trends with the industry’s leading ex-perts. The focus of the presentations will be as broad as the topics in the industry itself. You are guaranteed to find exactly what you’re looking for, whatever your area of interest.

Tuesday 26 Nov. Show

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14:20—14:40Modern Messengers — Secure Communication, Professional Alerting and Much More

Gianfranco PizzataSales Director, Teamwire

14:40—15:00EmergencyEye: Transparency When it Counts! How Live Video Connections and Accurate Position Finding Help to Provide Assistance, With the Consent of the Emergency Caller — With no app or Barriers

Prof. Dr. Med. Günter HuhleArzt, Wissenschaftler und Hauptgesellschafter,Corevas GmbH & Co. KG

15:00—15:20Huber+Suhner Special Communications “We combine TETRA and Professional LTE”

André BerningerHuber + Suhner AG

Show Tuesday 26 Nov.

16:00—17:30Mission Critical Broadband Forum for Electricity Utilities

The energy utilities industry comprises critical infrastruc-ture. Mission critical communication is thus used to ensure ongoing operation. The energy industry is also planning to use or completely switch to broadband mobile radio. Any broadband mobile radio solution must meet the mission critical requirements. This forum discusses these require-ments and solutions.

17:30—22:00Get-Together

Connecting Area

Tuesday 26 Nov. Show

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15:20—15:40Solving the challenges of location in emergency response with what3words

Geordie PalmerBusiness Development Director, what3words

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15:40—16:00DRIVER+Project and Main ResultsDrazen IgnjatovicJunior Research Engineer,Driver Project

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“I was also pleased to note that the talk programme has improved and become more practice-oriented.”Thomas MartinManaging Director, pei tel Communications GmbH, Teltow, Germany

16:00—17:30Specialist Trade Forum

12:00—13:00DMR Forum

The ETSI DMR standards are being regularly updated with new features. In this presentation, Tom Johnson discusses the latest additions to the ETSI TS 102 361 DMR standards suite and looks in detail at some of the powerful new features, including USBD data polling which allows up to 1,000 location reports to be received per minute on a DMR Tier 3 control channel, talk-group subscription and attachment features and data/voice encryption.

Tom JohnsonChairman of the Technical Working Group, DMR Association

Thursday 28 Nov. Show

12:00—14:00Radio Systems Forum

This forum on the specialist field f object supply in the PMeV deals with current developments in object supply. This includes changes to the specifications or the plan-ning, installation and operation of object radio systems from Federal Agency for Digital Radio of Security Author- ities and Organisations (BDBOS) and state agencies. In addition, it deals with new possibilities for connection in the context of the BOSNet to IP conversion and reports on the establishment of metropolitan concepts in the urban environment.

14:00—16:00BDBOS Workshop

A notification p ocedure is to be carried out for object radio systems in emergency services digital radio. The notification p ocess is the basis for commissioning by the BDBOS. In the workshop, the authority would like to fa-miliarise planners and installers of object radio systems and the representatives of the federal states involved with the notification p ocess and radio engineering challenges during commissioning. In consultation with the PMeV and the BODeV, participation in the workshop is considered a prerequisite for obtaining the seal of quality awarded by the associations.

Free registration at www.pmrexpo.com/bdbos-workshop

Show Wednesday 27 Nov.

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26 —28 November Offenbachsaal

Secure Communication

Hosted by: Nicole Krieger

Head of the Moderatorenschule Baden-Württemberg

10:00—10:05Welcome

Bernhard KlingerVice President Business Development, Hytera Mobilfunk GmbH / Chairman of the Board, PMeV

10:05—10:30Opening of PMRExpo 2019

Herbert ReulMinister of the Interior of the State of North Rhine- Westphalia

10:30—11:00Smart PMR – Where is the Journey Going?• Security or business model — the requirements change• What are the innovation drivers from the user’s point of

view — the end devices• Finding pragmatic solution with defined oS:

an overview

Peter StroetmannManaging Director, SEAMCOM GmbH & Co. KG /Member of the Board, PMeV

Summit

Tuesday 26 Nov. Summit

The Summit Secure Communication offers new formats such as interactive round tables and live voting — com- bined with the well-established ele-ments visitors have come to expect, all characterised by up-to-the-minute top- icality and best-in-class quality. Topics include: Security in critical infrastruc-tures, broadband communication, the Internet of Life Saving Things and cloud solutions.

Your admission ticket includes entry to all Summit lectures and the exhibi-tion. For trade visitors with a particular interest in the subject, the third day with a focus on control centres will continue to be offered separately.

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Summit Tuesday 26 Nov.

11:20—11:30Report on the Work of the PMeV Cybersecurity Department

Nico WernerHead of Cybersecurity, telent GmbH Department Cybersecurity, PMeV

11:30—12:00Joint Panel Discussion

Peter Vahrenhorst, Dr. Dietmar Gollnick, Nico Werner

Hosted by: Dr. Hans-Walter BorriesDeputy Chairman, BSKI Federal Association for Critical Infrastructure Protection / Managing Director, FIRMITAS Institute for Economic and Security Studies

12:00—14:00Lunch Break

14:00—15:30Parallel Round Tables —Broadband Communication:

Choose the topic that interests you the most and discuss it interactively with your colleagues.

Security in Critical Infrastructures:

11:00—11:10Cybercrime Challenge — Share Economy Versus one-man Show

• Networking as a solution — not just at the technical level

• Cooperation and exchange as a solution

Peter VahrenhorstChief Superintendent, CyberCrimeCompetence- Center (CCCC), State Criminal Police Office of North Rhine-Westphalia

11:10—11:20Percentage Just for Maths A-Level? It Really Happened — Power Failure in Berlin

• Providers and users quote availability in the 90 % range, but the reasons are not clear

• Improving knowledge about availability without damage

• What conclusions were drawn from the power failure in Berlin in February 2019?

• Similarities and differences between professional mobile radio and insurance company representatives in the arguments presented to users

Dr. Dietmar GollnickManaging Director, e*Message Wireless Information Services Deutschland GmbH

Parallel: Forums in the Show see page 9

Tuesday 26 Nov. Summit

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Mission Critical PTT: Methods and Concepts

Francois DontotExecutive Director Kodiak, EMEA, Motorola Solutions GmbH

Broadband Communications — Applications and Solutions

Dr. Torsten MusiolManaging Director, MECSware GmbH

Regulation and Frequencies

Bernhard KlingerVice President Business Development, Hytera Mobilfunk GmbH / Chairman of the Board, PMeV

15:30—16:00Summary of the Conclusions

16:00—16:30How to Turn Technology into Security Superiority — An Example of the 5G Technology Revolution

Prof. Dr. Holger H. MeyHead of Advanced Concepts, Airbus Defence and Space

Wednesday 27 Nov. Summit

Hosted by: Nicole Krieger

Head of the Moderatorenschule Baden-Württemberg

10:00—10:30Opening of the Second day

Andreas GegenfurtnerPresident, Federal Agency for Public Safety Digital Radio (BDBOS)

Internet of Life Saving Things:

10:30—11:00IoT and AI: Trends and Challenges in Public Safety

• AI makes the information collected by IoT devicesapplicable to public safely in powerful new ways

• There is a need for a new layered privacy architecture to harness this power responsibly

• Trust in AI systems today is either absolute or non- existent

• A human centric design of AI is necessary to make the certainty in predictions transparent

Dr. Mahesh SaptharishiChief Technology Officer, Senior Vice President, Motorola Solutions Inc.

Round- table A

Round- table B

Round- table C

Summit Tuesday 26 Nov.

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Summit Wednesday 27 Nov.

11:00—11:30Smart Public Transport Solutions — Access to Public Transport for Mobility Impaired Users

• Accessibility, Smart Apps, Real-time communication• Inclusivity, Freedom• Connected Journeys, Innovation

Paul GwynnBusiness Development Director, init innovation in traffic systems SE

11:30—12:00Alerting Radio Message Receivers via Alternative Transmission Media

• Alerting today (POCSAG)• LoRaWAN as an alternative transmission medium for

alerting• Potential areas of use• Mapping complex alert scenarios

12:00—14:00Lunch Break

14:00—15:45Panel Discussion: Cloud Solutions and Applications

This discussion lives on questions from participants! Our experts discuss experiences and provide answers to the risks and opportunities of cloud applications. Ask our experts your questions and stimulate the discussion!

Explanation of the sli.do tools: Nicole KriegerHead of the Moderatorenschule Baden-Württemberg

Hosted by: Henry LakatosManaging Director, D.I.E. PROJEKT GmbH

Tobias EhretKey Account Manager, Motorola Solutions GmbH

Holger LeschManaging Director of Security Solutions, Deutsche Telekom Healthcare and Security Solutions GmbH

Robert NitschVice President Public Safety, FREQUENTIS AG

Wednesday 27 Nov. Summit

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Alexander RauchTPL Systemes de communications

Wolfgang Lassaktelent GmbH — ein Unternehmen der euromicron Gruppe

15.45—16.15Ephemeral critical coordination center for large public event

Yann LéchevinBusiness Process Analyst, Safety Project Officer, CERN - European Organization for Nuclear Research

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• Having an exceptional large public event in one of the biggest research center needs preparation but also coordination

• How to build a place where each stakeholder can find his place and contribute to the succes of the event

• How to create an over layer from the current infrastructure and control rooms from different sector

Hosted by: Andreas Sirtl

Senior Advisor to the Fire Brigade, Head of Customer Centre,

IT Department, Munich Fire Brigade

9:30—10:00The Control Centre Challenge• Technical development (broadband and video data, IoT)• Personnel recruitment, retention and qualificatio• Cost development (cost pressure vs. cost increase,

control centre mergers)Stefan WächterSpeaker for the Emergency Services Digital Radio, Broadband and Control Centres, Ministry of the Interior and Sport of Lower Saxony

10:30—11:00Holistic Mission Management — Daily Business, Situation and Back!• Holistic mission management• Fully integrated situation management • Integration of a geographical data infrastructure

Christian KappacherManaging Director, eurofunk KAPPACHER GmbH

Nicole Schraut-StahlHead of EFS, Hessian Police Headquarters for Technology

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28 November Offenbachsaal

The third day of the Summit will be dedicated to all the relevant control centre topics. Top speakers from the industry will provide insight into all key aspects that operators of control cen-tres for blue light organisations and professional mobile communications applications must deal with.

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10:00—10:30TETRA services and command and control centres: What to expect from a command and control centre for TETRA?

Sebastian KaulReferat K 4, Federal Agency for Public Safety Digital Radio

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• Brief presentation of the process for developing services and applications at the Federal Agency for Public Safety Digital Radio

• Outline of the requirements for command and control centres for each of the TETRA services already developed

• Useful across-the-board requirements not aimed primarily at a single service

11:00—11:30Current Status and Conclusions From the Expert Forum “Univer-sal Control Centre Interface” — EFUL• Origin, objective and delimitation from VIDaL• Definition f universal control centre interfaces of the

EFUL• Current status of the interfaces• The future of the technical implementation

Henry LakatosHead of the Expert Forum EFUL and Managing Director, D.I.E. PROJEKT GmbH

11:30—12:00Current Status and Conclusions From the VIDaL Expert Forum• Goals and modus operandi in the project “Networking

information to present the state of the country” (VIDaL)• Structure and work of the expert forum, participating

companies and organisations• Scope of services of the targeted pilot implementation• Technical implementation plans

Dr. Jürgen MachuiHead of the VIDaL Expert Forum and Managing Director, accellonet GmbH

12:00—13:00Lunch Break

13:00—13:30Integrated Mission Control of Drones From the Control Centre• Objective: Optimising information availability and

resource utilisation • Automated, safe and effici t drone control from the

control centre • Standardisation and interoperability as a basis for the

effici t exchange of safety-critical information/data

Jan ZieglerNew Business Development UTM, FREQUENTIS AG

13:30—14:00Control Centres From the Cloud — Future or Risk?• Current problems• Cloud solution vs. individual solutions• Why the cloud might be worth it after all• Risks of the cloud — Risk minimisation• User/operator ratio

Gerhard SchulzSenior Advisor, accellonet GmbH

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14:00—14:30The new Data Protection law and Emergency Service Control Centres• Requirements of the new EU data protection regulation• Specifics f the EU Directive for Justice and Home Affairs

(i.e. the JHA Directive)• Differences between police, fi e brigade, and integrated

and cooperative control centres of the emergency services

Guido BormannPartner, lawyer for procurement law, Bird & Bird LLP

14:30—15:00Networked and Secure — Challenges for Control Centres & Situation Centres• Am I really communicating with “the right person”?• Is nobody listening/reading or could someone be

manipulating the data on the transmission path?• Is my neighbour interpreting the data the same way I do?• Am I putting myself in danger?

Dr. Stephan GottwaldProgramme Manager of Control & Situation Centres, IABG mbH

Frederick HirschIT Security Consultant, IABG mbH

“The ever-increasing technological opportunities for data exchange must be exploited swiftly, but not without due consideration of the security aspects.”Herbert Reul Minister of the Interior of the State of North Rhine- Westphalia, Patron of PMRExpo 2019

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27 November Conference level

Energy Industry

Sympo- sium

Wednesday 27 Nov. Symposium

Hosted by: Matthias Lampe

Senior Consultant, KAITEC GmbH

9:30—9:45Welcome and Introduction

Matthias LampeSenior Consultant, KAITEC GmbH

9:45—10:15Communication in Energy Supply — Being Prepared for the Worst Case Scenario and Efficient Responses in Crisis Management• Introduction by PMeV• Who needs blackout-safe voice and data networks?• Is the use of public mobile radio networks suffici t?• Future perspectives through new technologies?

Klaus-Dieter DrosselMotorola Solutions GmbH

The Symposium Energy Industry is dedi-cated specificall to the topics of chief concern to energy supply companies and network operators. The speakers will discuss the special requirements and challenges that secure communi-cation poses for companies with critical infrastructures.

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10:15—11:00Telecommunications for the Critical Infrastructure of an Energy Supplier• Telecommunications for secure implementation of the

energy transformation• High-availability telecommunication services for

managing renewable energy generators at the medium-voltage level in the power distribution network

• Blackout-safe telecommunication services for voice and data

Dr. Jürgen TuschHead of Telecommunications, innogy SE

11:00—11:45Critical Infrastructures Require Secure Communication• Use cases in the energy industry• 450 MHz as the best solution• Advantages of the national 450 MHz radio network

platform• What’s the status of the current development?

Dr. Frederik GiessingManaging Director, 450connect GmbH

11:45—12:30Lunch Break

12:30—13:15Convergent Radio Solutions for More Efficient Communication for Energy Suppliers• What communication challenges does an energy supplier

have to face today?• What direction is communication taking?• Answers and solutions from Tait• Examples from actual practice

Peter SattlerSenior Technology Manager, Tait Communications GmbH

13:15—14:00The National 5G Energy hub• Digitalisation in energy technology• Centralised and decentralised solutions• Use cases — “Regional virtual power plant” /

“Protection concepts for the low-voltage electrical grid” / “Monitoring the construction of energy systems”

PD Dr.-Ing. J. SeifertHead of Building Energy Technology, TU Dresden

14:00—14:45How can Energy Suppliers use Mission Critical LTE?• Brief introduction to Mission Critical LTE• Opportunities and challenges for power supply

companies• Standardisation for power supply companies and

international activities

Harald LudwigManaging Director, Arico Technologies

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Partners 2019

14:45—15:15Coffee Break

15:15—16:00Frequency Availability for Private Radio Networks• What range is currently available• Future developments and meeting needs• Prospects for users from the viewpoint of PMeV

Peter DamerauSenior Advisor Sales & Procurement, 2i2s Engineering / Head of Frequencies Department, PMeV

16:00—16:45LPWAN The Technology of the art of Omission• Sigfox, LoRaWAN, NP2M, NBIoT, LTE Cat M1 & Co. —

What will prevail?• Performance, physical limits, costs• Easy to implement vs. sophisticated

Carsten HofmannHead of Product Management, e*Message Wireless Information Services Deutschland GmbH

16:45—17:00Summary

Matthias LampeSenior Consultant, KAITEC GmbH

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Tickets

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Project Management

Vanessa Ledig Project HeadT +49 (0) 30 284 [email protected]

Sebastian Schmücke Project ManagerT +49 (0) 30 284 [email protected]

Six Good Reasons to Participate in PMRExpo 2019

• Europe’s leading trade fair for secure communication

• Summit Secure Communication: Contemporary trends and topics presented by top speakers

• Newest hands-on technology: Expertise from more than 230 exhibitors

• Experience the latest emergency vehicles live

• Expertise in a nutshell: Expert forums and the Speakers’ Corner at the Show

• International networking: Benefi from the know-how of your colleagues around the world

The Correct Ticketfor Everyone.

Standard € 35Students € 15

Ticket Symposium Energy Industry

Authority representatives € 670Industry representatives € 990

TicketSummit Secure Communication

TicketFocus: Command and Control Centres

Authority representatives € 240Industry representatives € 500Students € 80

Show ticket

€ 80

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Event Location

Koelnmesse / East EntranceHall 10.2 / Congress Centre EastDeutz-Mühlheimer Straße 3550679 Cologne, Germany

Opening Times

26 November 2019 10:00—18:0027 November 2019 9:00—18:0028 November 2019 9:00—15:30

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