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Signalion appoints Hartmut Kremling as Advisory Board Member

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Signalion GmbH announced today that Hartmut Kremling has been appointed to serve as a member of the company's advisory board. This appointment completes the board.

Mr. Kremling is a member of the Advisory Board and CTO of Vodafone Germany. He has previously served in a series of senior technology management positions for the Vodafone group and other telecommunication companies. His professional background includes extensive experience in operations and technology.

"We are delighted to welcome a global executive of Hartmut Kremling's competence to our advisory board," said Tim Hentschel and Thorsten Dräger, Managing Directors of Signalion. "Mr. Kremling's in-depth understanding of the technology and operation of wireless networks is a valuable asset. His expertise will assist us as we are building upon a comprehensive understanding of the needs of wireless network infrastructure suppliers, our customers."

Signalion is an established provider of air-interface diagnostics solutions for 3GPP-LTE. Having introduced the first LTE test-UE to the market, Signalion is a pioneer in providing new features and solutions in the context of LTE infrastructure testing.

The company combines the unique experience of many years of wireless research, algorithm implementation, and leading edge wireless system development.
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