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EXHIBITION TIMINGS FOR CABSAT2007 |
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Date:
6-8 March 2007 |
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Opening Hours:
11am - 7pm Daily |
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Admission Policy:
Strictly for trade and business visitors only. Visitors under the age of 18 will not be permitted entry. University students will
be permitted entry on 8 March only and must be accompanied by a faculty member. |
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Venue:
Dubai International Convention
and Exhibition Centre
Hall 1, 2, 3, 4. |
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2 Industry Lead Conferences @ CABSAT2007! Click Here |
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Dear Industry Colleagues,
Greetings from the Dubai World Trade Centre! Welcome to the third issue of the CABSAT2007 eNewsletter!
CABSAT2007 brings together professionals in the regional electronic media and satellite communications industry, creating a common platform for fostering networks and exchanging ideas.
Please send this to as many people in the industry as possible as we look forward to an exciting gathering in March 2007. |
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CABSAT2007 to Showcase Latest Technologies in Satellite Communications
In the satellite industry, it is clearly appreciated that much of the world’s broadband information and communications technology (ICT) networking capacity is dependent on state-of-the-art satellite-based solutions, and that this is so essentially because of the three fundamental defining characteristics of satellite: |
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• Cost Effectiveness |
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• No Limitation of Distance, Geography or Location |
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• Rapid, Economic and Reliable Deployment |
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Within these many commercial, industrial, government and civil society “vertical” markets around the world, there needs to be ready availability, reliable, cost-effective and access to means of communication for operational success.
Nowhere are the facts of vertical market ICT requirements more evident than in the energy exploitation environment of the ‘oil & gas patch’, in the business continuity/disaster recovery/emergency management environment, and in the extended deployment of terrestrially-based mobile – and satellite-based mobile – networks which support voice and extended broadband data applications. Satellite-based communications, together with satellite-terrestrial hybrid solutions, already play a vital role within these sectors – providing essential connectivity in challenging geographic and other difficult physical circumstances – but it is a role which has both demand-side and supply-side potential to expand.
Companies representing the latest supply and demand satellite communications technologies at CABSAT2007 include Arabsat, Eutelsat, Gulfsat, Horizon, Hughes, Lunasat, Wafa, Intelsat, Televes, Electronia and many more. |
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GVF Satellite Symposium @ CABSAT
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• The 3rd GVF Satellite Symposium @ CABSAT. The Symposium is organised in collaboration with CABSAT and will be taking place on 7th March from 9:30am to 4:45pm and will be co-chaired by Martin Jarrold (GVF Chief of International Programme Development) and Mohamed Youssif (GVF Regional Correspondent for the Arab States). This year promises an even greater satcoms industry profiling of the vertical markets environment. |
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| The theme this year is ‘Applications Innovation for Mission Critical Solutions: Vertical Markets & the Growth of Middle Eastern IP Satellite’ With reference to the demand–supply/end-user–vendor context defined above, this title reflects vitally significant trends in the evolving business mission of the satellite communications industry. |
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For Symposium Program details, please click here.
Participation is FREE OF CHARGE, but there is LIMITED space. Availability is on a first come first serve basis.
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CABSAT2007 Exhibitor’s Showcase
”CETel (Stand NO. D3-21)
CETel's main focus for CABSAT2007 - besides our various types of communication services - is to promote CETel's DVB/SCPC Internet via satellite service via Arabsat BADR-4 (Ku-Band), Arabsat 2B and BADR-C (both C-Band). Together with our partner Arabsat we provide this service from CETel's Teleport in Germany in order to offer 1- and 2-way broadband Internet services for the Middle East and African market and the possibility for dedicated connections for big communication carriers between the Middle East and Africa into the European fibre network.
”Emperion (Stand No. 308)
Emperion truly breaks the digital divide at sea or on land. As a value added service provider and system integrator offering internet access, voice services and private network solutions, the company is a leader in providing communication services to the business and public sectors across Africa and the Middle East.
Emperion provides solutions that cater to the specific needs of customers. Such solutions vary from providing standard VSAT installations, to maritime solutions, to IP-Comcentre, which is a containerized solution (all-in-one) for fast deployment. All solutions can be included with the value added services of VoIP and VPN.
Gascom (Stand No. D3-32)
Gascom developed and operates Yamal system consisting of Yamal-100 (90E), two Yamal-200 satellites (49E and 90E) and teleports. Satellites with C- and Ku-band payloads having semi-global coverage of Europe, North Africa, Middle East, South and South-East Asia are tailored for telecommunications "bridges" between the continents, for TV distribution and contribution, backbone connectivity and Internet access services. Within Russia, Gascom provides a full range of telecommunication services, while in International market proposes the capacity Yamal satellites. In advancement of Yamal system Gascom is developing two Yamal-300 satellites with advanced power and performance parameters, enhancing communications and broadcasting opportunities of its customers.
Products & Services Listing: Satellite Capacity, Point-to-Point Connectivity, TV distribution/contribution, Satellite News Gathering, Internet Trunking
SWE-DISH (Stand No. C3-22)
SWE-DISH will showcase the 90K Drive-Away antenna system which is designed for Ku-Band uplink operation, as part of a dedicated uplink vehicle or temporary on top of e.g. a rented SUV. The DA90K is compact, yet efficient and powerful enough to match the performance of larger antennas. RUGGED AND FULLY ENCAPSULATED, The antenna dish is fully encapsulated during transportation. When stowed it becomes an integral part of the housing, thus providing a low profile and minimum drag. The antenna deploys and stows automatically. The antenna controller provides high or low speed azimuth, elevation and polarization adjustments as a minimum.
Invacom (Stand No. F2-11)
Invacom announces the launch of New Range of VSAT Ku-band LNA + Down –converters and High Stability LNBs. Invacom manufacture L-band to Ku band microwave transmitters (BUC) and receivers for satellite broadband or private networks applications. Equipment is manufactured to DVB-RCS and other specifications, and supports high data traffic via DRO LNBs or narrow band traffic via PLL LNBs. Constant gain and constant power BUCs are available at up to 2W output power.
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