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SIG announces plans for their next Innovation Group Workshop

May 31, 2023

The Satcoms Innovation Group (SIG) has announced the details of their upcoming workshop, to be hosted by QuadSAT, in Denmark.

The next SIG Workshop will be a hybrid event held in-person in Odense, Denmark, and virtually between June 28th – 29th — please register at this SIG events page…

The workshop engages and connects people working at operational level across the satcom industry and promotes discussion around current and future technical challenges and ways to solve them collaboratively.

The agenda will cover many of the important topics and trends currently impacting the SATCOM industry, such as antenna design for LEO, troubleshooting interference and spectrum management. As usual, this workshop will include a number of highly technical presentations with ample opportunity for discussion and engagement — in fact, attendees will have the chance to discuss the latest innovations as well as the challenges and the opportunities facing the satellite industry today.

“SIG technical workshops are unlike any other SATCOMs industry events, in that they enable operators and industry experts to come together to work collaboratively to resolve critical technical challenges. Having the opportunity to engage in this way and openly discuss these issues is crucial to the successful future of the satellite industry.”
— Helen Weedon, Managing Director, SIG

“The Satcoms Innovation Group’s work has played an important role in helping us to understand the industry challenges around interference, and we are thrilled to be hosting the next SIG Workshop at Odense in Denmark. SIG workshops are invaluable because they create the opportunity for technical engagement and discussion, and this is needed to identify solutions to the complex technical issues that the sector faces.”
— Joakim Espeland, CEO, QuadSAT

About SIG
With an era of new requirements upon us, such as request fulfillment and incident management, the Satcoms Innovation Group (SIG) aims to promote innovation in the satellite communication industry to improve operational efficiency and reduce impact, saving time and money. As an open forum to generate innovative thinking, it enables the industry to come together and discuss current challenges. This helps manufacturers and service providers to deliver innovations and solutions that respond more precisely to those challenges. Those solutions will then be promoted through SIG channels, including events, website, social media, and in discussions with SIG’s industry network.

Filed Under: Associations, Trade, Denmark, Events, QuadSAT, Satellite Innovation Group (SIG), Workshop

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