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Participate with Summa Networks at The Rural Wireless Infrastructure Summit 2024, 25-27 June, Park City, Utah.
The Rural Wireless Infrastructure Summit is an exclusive conference organised by The Rural Wireless Association (RWA) and RINA Wireless (Rural Independent Network Alliance, LLC), drawing network operators from across the US, infrastructure providers, and vendors.
The Rural Wireless Infrastructure Summit, held in stunning Park City, Utah each year, is considered the best conference in the telecommunications and broadband industry for rural wireless broadband providers and their key strategic vendors.
Gain the latest information on industry hot topics from global experts, build new relationships in a smaller setting set up for making deals and gain access to federal and state funding, and enjoy a full range of summer adventures in and around Park City.
The Rural Wireless Infrastructure Summit 2024 will be held at the Grand Summit Hotel in the Canyons Village Resort, as a result of participants’ continued rave reviews. Attendance will remain limited to no more than 300 participants to foster outstanding networking and further strengthen the rural broadband community.
At Summa Networks we are delighted and pleased to participate once again at The Rural Wireless Infrastructure Summit, as it represents our commitment to support local rural carriers with their communication needs. We are also proud sponsors of the event and Javier Martín, CEO of Summa Networks, will participate in the Breakout Sessions: “How VoLTE & VoWiFi can guarantee roaming while networks transition to 5G”.
For more information about the summit click on the link: https://rinawireless.com/conference-2024/
If you wish to book a meeting with Summa Networks´ team, please contact us on go@summanetworks.com
About RINA
The Rural Independent Network Alliance, LLC (RINA) provides LTE Core hosting and CDMA switching for rural wireless carriers. The formation of RINA was conceived by the management of two rural wireless carriers, UBET Wireless (now STRATA Networks) and South Central Communications, as a method of reducing the costs of switching while enabling companies to offer improved and enhanced services to their respective customers. Prior to the formation of RINA, each company owned their own switch and operated it independently in their respective markets. These companies decided that switching should be consolidated in Roosevelt, UT. Combined switching commenced in January 2006.
About RWA
RWA’s mission is to promote wireless opportunities for rural telecommunication companies through advocacy and education in a manner that best represents the interests of its membership.
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