OnGo 101
Welcome
!
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Agenda
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Welcome and Alliance Overview – Alan Ewing, Executive Director
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Becoming the OnGo Alliance – Dave Wright, President
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OnGo Certification: Today and Tomorrow – Jörg Brakensiek, PM
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Making OnGo Work: What and How – Ed Pichon, PM
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Marketing OnGo – Oren Binder, Marketing Director
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SAS Admin Panel
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Masoud Olfat (Federated)
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Mark Gibson (Commscope)
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Rob Katcher (Google)
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Naotaka Sato (Sony)
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Gautam Gupta (Amdocs)
OnGo® Alliance Overview
What is OnGo Alliance?
Alan Ewing – Executive Director
Overview
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OnGo Alliance is an industry forum created to champion 3GPP based RANs
in shared spectrum bands. We began as the CBRS Alliance with the US
CBRS Band (3550-3700 MHz), and as of January 1, 2021 became the
OnGo Alliance.
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The CBRS Band is defined by FCC Part 96:
– The Part 96 rules can be found at:
https://www.ecfr.gov/cgi-bin/ECFR
, select Title
47, Chapter 1, Volume 5, Part 96
– WInnForum webinar: Understanding the New US 3.5 GHz Band at:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lQ2a4ZRjGgE&t=304s
Note: This Webinar is from June 2015 and a couple of the FCC rules have since been revised, but webinar
remains an excellent overview. WInnForum has additional Webinars on CBRS available on youtube.
A Brief History of OnGo Alliance
2020
2016
2014
2012
Initial Commercial
Deployments
Launch
ESC Networks
Approved and
Deployed
Full
Commercial
Service
FCC proposed
the CBRS) in
December
2012
FCC finalized
the proposal
in April of
2014
NTIA identified
the 3.5GHz
spectrum in
2010 for
possible
shared use
Launch of
OnGo brand
and
certification
program
2010
CBRS Alliance was
formed in mid-2016
to further the
shared use of the
3.5GHz spectrum
for 3GPP based
deployments
2019
CBRS Alliance
Announces
Network and
Coexistence
Baseline
Specifications
2018
PAL Auction
July 2020
CBRS Alliance
Announces
Release 3 Specs
to allow for First
U.S. Mid-band 5G
Deployments
2021
CBRS Alliance
becomes the
OnGo Alliance
CBRS Alliance Organization and Working Groups
Board of Directors
Legal Counsel
Marketing WG
Task Groups
as Appropriate
President
Secretary
Treasurer
Executive
Director
Test & Cert. WG
Technical WG
Business WG
Task Groups
as Appropriate
Task Groups
as Appropriate
Task Groups
as Appropriate
Deployment &
Operations WG
Task Groups
as Appropriate
Alliance Staff
Admin Support
OnGo Alliance © 2021
CBRS Alliance Membership
187 Strong and Growing
ABIT Corporation Accelleran
Accuver Americas, Inc ADRF Technologies
Agri-Valley Communications, Inc Airspan Networks
Airtower Networks Airwavz Solutions
Allen Vanguard Wireless, LLC Alpha Wireless
Altiostar Networks
Amdocs Management Limited Amit Wireless Inc.
ANS Advanced Network Services, LLC Anterix
Aricent ARQ, LLC Arterra Mobiliy Askey Computer Corp. ASOCS
AT&T Athonet ATN International Avista
Baicells Technologies Co., Ltd. Ballast
Bearcom Barich, Inc
BEC Technologies, Inc
Mobilitie, LLC Monogoto, Ltd
MS Benbow & Associates Multi-Tech Systems, Inc NetNumber
NextGen Global Resources, LLC NRTC
Nsight Onis Solutions Panasonic
Parsec Technologies, Inc Pavlov Media, Inc PCTEST Pierson Wireless
Pivot Technology Services Corp Pulse Signal Solutions QuadGen Wireless Qualcomm Quantum Wireless QUCELL Qulsar Quortus Ltd.
Radio Frequency Systems Radisys Corporation Rakuten USA, Inc RANlytics Ranplan Wireless, LLC Rebel LTE, LLC Redline Communications RF Connect The Quilt ThinkRF Corp Tilson T-Mobile USA Transit Wireless Trextel, LLC TruAccess Networks TruConnect Tulinx B.V. U.S. Cellular Ubicquia
University of New Mexico Vedanta Telecom, LLC Verizon Communications Vertical Bridge Holdings LLC Virtual Network Communications Inc. View, Inc
Vivint Wireless, Inc. Widelity, Inc Wilson Electronics Winncom Technologies Wireless Information Networks Wireless System Solutions Wispa
Wytec International, Inc Xchange Telecom Z1 Complete Solutions ZenFi Networks Zinwave BLinQ Networks BlueArcus Technologies Branch Communications BTI Wireless
Cable Television Laboratories Inc Cambium Networks Cambridge Consultants Casa Systems CellAntenna Corporation Celona, Inc Centerline Communications Charter Communications Cirrus Core Networks, Inc Cisco Systems
ClearLink Communications Codium Networks Comba Telecom, Inc Comcast Corporation Connected Devices, Inc Corporation
CTS
Connectivity Wireless Solutions Contour Networks
Corning Optical Communications Cox Communications Crown Castle CTIA DEKRA Dell Technologies Dish Network Druid Software Encore Networks ExteNet Systems, Inc. Facebook Fibrolan FreedomFi, Inc Frontier Communications Fujitsu Network Communications
Gemtek Technology Co., Ltd Global Technology Associates Granite Telecommunications HALO DAS, LLC HCL Technologies Ibwave Insta DefSec Oy IOT4NET, Inc J Plus, Inc JMA Wireless
Keysight Technologies, Inc KLA Laboratories, Inc Kleos UK Ltd Kore Wireless LandMark Dividend, LLC Mavenir Systems, Inc Metro Network Services Microsoft
Midcontinent Communications
Samsung Electronics America Inc. SBA Communications
Seowonintech Co., Ltd Sequans Communications Sercomm USA, Inc SGS North America, Inc Sierra Wireless Sinclair Technologies Smart City Holdings SNS Telecom & IT Solid
Sony Corporation Sporton International, Inc Squan
Star Solutions International, Inc StepCG, LLC
Super Micro Computer, Inc SureSite Consulting Group, LLC Syniverse Technologies, LLC Tango Networks
Teal Communications
Tecore Government Services, LLC Teleworld Solution, Inc
Telit
Telrad Networks Telsasoft
Terranet Communications, LLC Tessco Technologies, Inc Texas A & M University The New York Library
