News and Events
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L5G Project Director nominated for Tech Entrepreneur of the Year 2022
Liverpool 5G Project Director, Rosemary Kay, has been shortlisted for the Prolific North Tech Entrepreneur of the Year award. Rosemary, who is also a director of eHealth Cluster, an SME-led cluster which delivers a new model for providing practical support to both technology and care organisations through collaborative Cluster working, was nominated by Prolific North…
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The North is United at Connected Britain 2022
Liverpool 5G Health & Social Care Lead Ann Williams, Commissioner and Contract Manager at Liverpool City Council, was part of the Connected Britain panel discussing ‘Delivering the UK’s digital healthcare revolution’, which looked at how advanced connectivity could lead to better outcomes within healthcare. Prior to this discussion, several L5G project partners attended a talk by Greater…
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Lessons Learned on Collaboration
In the penultimate month of the DCMS-funded 5G Testbed & Trials project (5GTT), thoughts naturally turn to what is next for Liverpool 5G and the private 5G network in Kensington. However, it is important to take stock and reflect on the learnings over the past 24 months, which can help inform approaches going forward. Collaborating…
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L5G Technical Authority at Security Collaboration Group
Liverpool 5G’s Technical Authority, Andrew Miles, Chief Architect at Telet Research, attended the Security Collaboration Group, which looked to bring together learnings on security throughout the DCMS-funded 5G Testbed & Trials programmes. Inter-project collaboration was a core element of the 5GTT programme, and security was naturally a significant consideration of the projects. It was understood…
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Julie Bradford on the Liverpool 5G Business Case
UK5G interviewed Julie Bradford, Managing Consultant at project partners Real Wireless, as part of their series showcasing the people working with 5G. Julie’s focus is on the Liverpool 5G Business Case, and the article looks at the challenges and opportunities that come with building a private 5G network for public services, with a focus on…
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MySense Devices Installed in Kensington on L5G Network
The first MySense devices have been installed in patient’s homes in Kensington, Liverpool, utilising the Liverpool 5G network. MySense addresses the service gap between the rising demand of an ageing population and declining clinical resources. Home visits place a huge demand on healthcare providers and are costly in practitioner time, as well as often being…