Lightning Round 3: 5G & Beyond
August 14, 2021
Paul Steinberg, SVP of Technology at Motorola Solutions, will discuss how the public sector can harness the power of 5G, as well as give a view to the next-generation networks coming after it. This session will address the challenges of people, process, policy, security, and infrastructure across the public sector as they navigate 5G, 6G, and beyond.
Session
HSEF 2021
Speakers
Paul Steinberg
HSEG Member
Senior Vice President of Technology, Motorola Solutions
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