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IEEE ComSoC Meeting
Date and Time
Wed. Feb. 10, 2010, 6:00 - 8:00PM
Location
National Semiconductor, Building E, Conference Room, 2900 Semiconductor Dr, Santa Clara, CA 95051
Program
6:00 - 6:30pm
6:30 - 6:40pm
6:40 - 7:30pm
7:30 - 7:50pm
8:00pm
RSVP: comsocscv@gmail.com
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Cheese,Crackers&Drinks and Networking
Welcome
Talk
Q&A
Adjourn
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Title
Developer Opportunities with CLEAR WiMAX 4G
Speaker
David Rees and Allen Flanagan, Clearwire
Biography
David Rees drives CLEAR’s ecosystem enablement efforts, working with partners and developers to help them realize the potential of WiMAX in their products and services. The ecosystem enablement team is working to support developers through network services, platform APIs, reference implementations, workshops, and other partnering efforts. We also take the feedback and results of developers and use it to help optimize our network and platform roadmaps for developers and partners. David holds a B.S. in Computer Science from Rensselaer and has been in the technology industry for twenty years.
Allen Flanagan manages the CLEAR 4G WiMAX Innovation network program (http://developer.clear.com/innovation), a special program where CLEAR has built out an early access WiMAX network in Silicon Valley with the goal of enabling software developers and technology companies to innovate on WiMAX. He works as part of a focused team of people within Clearwire that deals with WiMAX ecosystem and partner programs. Allen has worked in the High Tech industry for over 15 years in a variety of roles from Enterprise Application development to Technology Channel Marketing. He holds a BS from the US Naval Academy and an MBA from the University of Texas.
Abstract
WiMAX (as provided by CLEAR, Sprint, Comcast, and Time Warner in the United States and by other carriers worldwide) and 4G represent an opportunity for a new generation of product and services that take advantage of true mobile broadband. CLEAR understands the true value of 4G WiMAX will be realized through these new product and services, and with this in mind is focused on enabling 3rd party services and devices for the CLEAR network.
David and Allen will provide an overview of CLEAR’s network, nation-wide rollout, and device plans. They will provide details on CLEAR’s Innovation Network program and how Silicon Valley developers can get discounted aircards and free network access through 2010 to develop and test their 4G ideas. We will also walk through the available and planned platform and device services that CLEAR will be providing including location, network session information, connection management, activation, and provisioning. We will discuss some of the use cases of these services including proactive video optimization and location-enabled services.

Acknowledgements
We appreciate guest speakers contributing to ComSoc SCV with new concepts and technologies. If you are interested in presenting at our meetings, please contact any of the officers listed. We thank National Semiconductor (with the help of Mr. Jim Wieser) for providing the ideal venue for the monthly meetings. We also thank the ComSoc SCV officers for their tireless work in keeping this chapter running smoothly.
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