Boston – The Verizon LTE Innovation Center, located in Waltham, Mass., earned World Class status from the Association of Briefing Program Managers (ABPM). Presented in March during the 19th ABPM Spring Conference in Boston, Verizon’s program marks the first time an innovation center has won this award.
The Verizon LTE Innovation Center, created to foster and advance the work of the next generation of wireless technology, encourages meaningful, creative relationships among its more than 100 participant companies.
Since its opening day in July 2011, the center has hosted dozens of companies and hundreds of other visitors from around the world to discuss technology questions and rapidly develop, test and prototype nearly 100 4G LTE-enabled products. More than a dozen of these non-traditional, 4G LTE-enabled products that began at the Verizon LTE Innovation Center are now available to customers, with many more in the pipeline.
“We have created an environment that promotes the kind of collaboration necessary to connect people, world-class ideas and to push the boundaries of wireless connectivity,” said David Small, chief technical officer of Verizon Wireless. “Recognition of our program by ABPM is a testament to the focus, energy and innovation that happens at our LTE Innovation Center every day.”
Verizon Center Wins Award
Boston – The Verizon LTE Innovation Center, located in Waltham, Mass., earned World Class status from the Association of Briefing Program Managers (ABPM). Presented in March during the 19th ABPM Spring Conference in Boston, Verizon’s program marks the first time an innovation center has won this award.
The Verizon LTE Innovation Center, created to foster and advance the work of the next generation of wireless technology, encourages meaningful, creative relationships among its more than 100 participant companies.