CMA Event September 2023

Location

Berlin
Friedrichstraße

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The Critical Messaging Association welcomes anyone involved in the critical messaging industry to join.

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Date

26 - 29 Sep 2023
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#CMABerlin23 “Shout the Message Out”


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Shout the Message Out. It’s about Mission and Business Critical Messages

 


Pricing:

The pricing is organized in three modules with singular prices. There is also an Early Bird discount until September 4th. Be quick and check this out, it’s worth it.

Sep. 26th – 28th
Inkl. four breaks, midday lunch, one evening “Prestige Dinner” on Sep. 27th.

Regular prices
350 € (1st participant of an organisation)
250 € (each following participant)
50% discount for CMA members

Early Bird
75% (each participant)
0 € for CMA members

Sep. 28th – afternoon
Incl. Things which are so different for Berlin. (wait for more Info.), Transport 2 ways.

Regular price
100 € (each participant)

Early Bird
75% (each participant)

Sep. 29th
Incl. guided tour, bus from hotel (1 way)

Regular price
50 € (each participant)

Early Bird
75% (each participant)

 


Our sponsors this year in Berlin:

GOLD-SPONSOR


American Messaging

American Messaging

The Dependable Choice
Prism

Prism

IPX Systems

 


SILVER-SPONSOR



BRONZE-SPONSOR


The event is finished.

Hourly Schedule

Tuesday 26, September

Part I | CM: World is changing. Critical Communication needed more than ever.

13.00
Opening by Chairman of Critical Messaging Association (CMA)
Speakers:
13.15
Welcome from Future Forum Public Safety (ZOES) at German Bundestag
Speakers:
Albrecht Broemme
13.35
Safety and Communications TODAY and TOMORROW.
Questions to Albrecht Broemme, Chairman ZOES, Hon. Pres. Federal Agency THW
All and Chairman CMA

Part II | CM: Innovations in Paging, Cellular and More

14.00
CMA Members: Last year Innovations: Not only Paging.
14.05
Incident Management: State of the Art. To Dos.
Speakers:
Graeme Hull
14.30
Market request and great success: MultiChannel.
Speakers:
David Villacastin, José Costa
15.00
Break
Speakers:
Sören Hantke
15.30
Much more than MultiChannel.
15.55
Focus Groups for our Services. Latest Development
Speakers:
Madelene Persson
16.20
View from Milano. User and Product Groups.
Speakers:
Sara Isoardo
16.45
List of Innovations. It’s not only Paging. It‘s not only MultiChannel.
Discussion Round; Draft Summary
17.15
Kick Off Working Groups.
Speakers:
Angelo Saccoccia, David Villacastin, Johan Buschgens
18.30
Association Meeting
Only for Members
19.30
End of Working Day.

Wednesday 27, September

Part III | Growing Business. Value of Traces and Diversification.

9.00
View „from somewhere else“. Innovation and change.
Speakers:
Christoph Schillo
9.30
Technology solutions for our users. Our growth.
Speakers:
Roy Pottle
10.00
When the Message counts. Convince the Customer.
Speaker from Multitone, UK
10.30
Break
11.00
Message is delivered. Customers agree.
Speakers:
Jim Nelson
11.30
Market View: Different? Common? For press?
Round Table - all
12.15
Lunch Break
13.30
Working Groups
(1) Message, (2) Get the Message Out, (3) Topicality of CM, (4) Technology - Differentiators, Part of Critical Communication World and Move(s) -

Part IV | Broader View: Status. Next steps in Mission Critical Communication.

15.00
European Point of View. Mission Critical over Cellular
Speakers:
Charlotte Roesener
15.25
Paging important part in Belgium PubSafety Comms
Speakers:
Johan Buschgens
15.50
Notruf Lower Austria: Requests and our Answers
Speakers:
Martin Theuerweckl
16.15
Very short Working Break
16.30
The most lively discussion imaginable: what happens next. Standards. Innovation. Participation. Competition. Resilience. Costs. Risks.
Speakers and all
17.40
Evening Day 2
Joint Start: Berlin. Overview in the truest sense of the word. After: In the middle. Spinning nets. Networking Dinner and a little bit more. Room for Information, Networking and tasty food and drink. For all Participants

Thursday 28, September

Part V | CM: What the Users say: Proven Solutions. And Requirements.

8.45
Intro and idea of this part.
9.00
Reminder from Sweden. Need of functionality.
Speakers:
Madelene Persson
9.10
Legacy paging systems importance. Hybrid alerting
Speakers:
Joost Eerland
9.30
Needed from you and from others. Opinion.
Speakers:
Linda Cox, Simon Fidler
9.50
Distributors Point of View
Speakers:
Brian Bonneville
10.10
Our wishes related to wireless comms.
Guest from Stromnetz Berlin, Germany
10.45
Round Table – know and follow the requirements.
11.15
Very short break
11.30
Working Group Messages
WG Representatives
12.30
Final Remarks
All, Dietmar Gollnick
13.00
End of Parts I – V of the Conference.

Part VI | Berlin and Communication. History. Sightseeing. Why was that?

14.15
Berlin. Lack of communication separates. Secure communication connects. History. Sights. Power. Traffic. More. By Bus, Boat and More.
(For additional small payment.)

Friday 29, September

Part VII | Island of Museums. Communication Focus.

9.30
Βωμός τῆς Περγάμου: In October they will close for years. Don’t miss world famous Pergamon.
Start from Hotel (On demand. For additional small payment.)
Albrecht Broemme
Chairman Future Forum Public Safety German Parliament
Graeme Hull
Head of International Sales Swissphone
David Villacastin
David Villacastin
MD of TPL Systems, France
José Costa
José Costa
TPL Systemes
Sören Hantke
e*Message WIS, Germany
Madelene Persson
Madelene Persson
Generic Sweden AB
Sara Isoardo
Radio Activity JVCKenwood, Italy
Angelo Saccoccia
Board Member CMA and CEO TC Promotion
Johan Buschgens
ASTRID, Belgium
Christoph Schillo
Peiker Holding, Germany
Roy Pottle
Roy Pottle
Chairman and CEO of American Messaging Services LLC USA
With over 35 years of experience, American Messaging is one of the largest critical messaging companies in the United States, and the largest privately-owned company focused exclusively on critical messaging
Jim Nelson
Jim Nelson
Prism IPX Systems USA
Charlotte Roesener
PSC Europe and Frequentis, Austria
Martin Theuerweckl
Martin Theuerweckl
Project Head Mobile Comms. Notruf Niederösterreich GmbH. Control Center St. Pölten
Joost Eerland
Firecom B.V., Netherlands
Linda Cox
Pagers Direct, UK
Simon Fidler
Scope Communications, UK
Brian Bonneville
Bonneville Communication Solutions, USA