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As part of implementation preparation, the TA conducts Implementation Planning Sessions (IPS) for reconfiguring licensees. The purpose of an IPS is to develop a comprehensive reconfiguration implementation schedule for licensees in a given region, and to identify key issues, risks, dependencies, and next steps.
View the TAs Dates, Deadlines, and Events Calendar below to see where and when upcoming IPS Sessions are being scheduled.
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04/25/10 - APCO Eastern Conference |
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03/08/10 - IWCE Conference |
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02/17/10 - ACR Webinar |
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Benefits of attending an IPS include:
Building a common understanding among all stakeholders of interdependencies and scheduling needs
Assisting licensees in understanding the specific steps and factors to consider during implementation
Enabling parties to reach agreement on the timing of clearing and surrendering frequencies
Developing a common understanding of the dependencies and constraints among all parties
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When your region is ready for an IPS, you will be contacted by the TA. IPS attendees include licensees (grouped by region, key dependencies, and interopeability issues), Sprint Nextel, vendors, consultants, and the TA.
As described in the FCC's Public Notice (FCC 07-168), licensees that have not completed rebanding are required to participate in an IPS in their region, regardless of whether they have executed an FRA with Sprint Nextel.
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Be sure to check back here over the next few weeks for dates of upcoming Webinar presentations.
Webinar topics include:
Actual Cost Reconciliation Provides guidance on the ACR and TA Review Rights Process.
Reconfiguration Completion Steps and activities necessary to determine when reconfiguration is really "done".
Preparing for an IPS
Outlines the steps and activities necessary to prepare for an IPS.
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