Media & Events

As the leading national association for business enterprise wireless users and the manufacturers, resellers and communication sales and service providers that serve the land mobile radio industry, the Enterprise Wireless Alliance is dedicated to delivering to its members news, information and events that can support their businesses. 

  • Through the Wireless Leadership Summit, EWA creates opportunities for members to work together to define the future of the industry. 
  • In publications like the Enterprise Wireless Insider and Wireless Works, EWA provides information and insights that can help keep members' businesses on track.

In addition, EWA offers opportunities to the media to tell stories about the use of wireless communications in businesses across the United States. Please see EWA's Press Kit to learn more.

To learn more about the Enterprise Wireless Alliance, please see the 2016 Annual Report.

 

Recent News

APCO Raises 6 GHz Concerns

08/15/2019

In a letter dated August 7, APCO International reiterated concerns with the FCC proposal to introduce unlicensed operations into the 6 GHz band and stated that technical solutions for mitigating potential interference remain unconvincing.

Certification Training at the 2019 Wireless Leadership Summit

08/15/2019

Are you a radio technician looking for training that can help enhance your value and the contributions you can make to your company? 

No matter your level of experience, the two-day courses being offered by EWA this October can give you a competitive edge by preparing you to take the ETA certification exams. In just two days, you can get the necessary instruction and complete the proctored certification exam onsite. Courses available are:

 

FCC Launches Fraud Division to Combat USF Misuse

08/15/2019

On August 12, the FCC launched a new Fraud Division within the Enforcement Bureau in order to combat fraud, especially that related to the misuse of the Universal Service Fund. 

 

Pai Proposes Maintaining RF Exposure Limits

08/15/2019

On August 8, the FCC announced a proposal from Chairman Ajit Pai that would maintain the FCC’s existing radiofrequency (RF) exposure limits. The proposal would also establish a uniform set of guidelines for ensuring compliance with the limits regardless of the service or technology. Further, Pai proposes that the FCC seek formal comment on establishing rules that formalize its current methods of determining compliance with the RF exposure standard for high-frequency devices.

 

New FAA Tower Marking Requirements

08/15/2019

New Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) regulations require landowners to mark all towers on their properties that are between 50 and 200 feet and to add the towers to a new database that the FAA is developing. The new requirements are the result of provisions in the FAA Extension, Safety and Security Act of 2016 and the FAA Reauthorization Act of 2018. Under the provisions in these laws, meteorological evaluation towers (METs) meeting the requirements stipulated in the bills must be both marked and logged in to the FAA database.

D.C. Circuit Affirms FCC 2018 Infrastructure Reform in Part

08/15/2019

On August 9, the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit ruled to affirm in part and vacate in part the FCC’s March 2018 Infrastructure Order, which pares back regulations to spur deployment of 5G. With challenges to the Order by three groups of petitioners, the D.C. Circuit examined: 

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