The clock is ticking for the mobile industry's massive jamboree in Barcelona, and for those interested in small cells, there will be more than ever to see. In our latest blog, we look at some of the emerging themes for those involved in small cells, HetNets, densification, smart cities, LTE in unlicensed spectrum and the
virtualized RAN.

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'Release 6: Smart Enterprise' readies small cells for the challenges of scale

At MWC we will publish Release 6: Smart Enterprise, which builds on the foundations laid by Release 2 and looks ahead to new business models and architectures. Containing research into market drivers and deployment forecasts, the collection of documents is a technical and business toolkit aimed at increasing knowledge and confidence, and to simplify deployment.

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SCF Chair Alan Law – Network Diversity: LTE-U & Beyond

Small Cell Forum Chair, Alan Law, will be contributing to the debate on the Licence-exempt spectrum as part of a panel at the main conference at Mobile World Congress.

The session is called "Network Diversity: LTE-U and Beyond" and Alan – who also leads the Forum's Licence-exempt work item – is joined on the panel by experts from Intel and Qualcomm as well as the CEO of the
Wi-Fi Alliance.

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Small Cell Zone @ MWC16

The Small Cell Zone at Mobile World Congress is where the global carriers, innovators, influencers and leaders of the small cell community meet, network and share ideas. Once again taking residence in Hall 7 Stand F61, we are hosting a varied speaker program with leading operators, analysts and vendors sharing their latest developments. As well as all sponsor companies we feature speakers from SoftBank, AT&T, Reliance Jio, Union Wireless and Vodafone. They will be joined by key industry analysts from Mobile Experts, Think Small Cell and Rethink Research.

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Enter the Small Cell Forum Awards today!

Show off your brightest inventions and most successful deployments of the year by entering the 2016 Small Cell Forum Awards. Take a look at the categories and submit your entry here by Thursday 31 March 2016. Good luck!

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