The 4th Future of Wireless International Conference
26th & 27th June 2012
The Møller Centre in Cambridge
The theme for this year’s conference is: "The Reshaping of the Mobile Industry." For over twenty-five years, the wireless industry has delivered value to consumers by investing and innovating in technology and business models for voice and data services. Today, network operators, device manufacturers and their supply ecosystems, are in the midst of a deep seismic change as consumers migrate strongly towards content and services provided by web and digital media brands.
Given the growing high quality, high-bandwidth, wide-area coverage, how will operators change to remain successful; and how will they continue to make acceptable ROI while investing in tomorrow's networks?
With operating systems, user experience and content ecosystems driving the device agenda, what is the future for manufacturers in this reshaped landscape? How can they innovate and adapt for an internet driven future?
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Confirmed speakers to date:
Olaf Swantee, CEO, Everything Everywhere
Prof. Chris Lowe, Director, University of Cambridge
Matthew Postgate, Head of Research & Development, BBC
Paul Taylor, Engineering Manager, Google
Rory O’Neill, Vice President of Software and Services EMEA, RIM
Andy Hudson, Head of Spectrum Policy, Vodafone
Jim Maynard, President of Wavefront, Canada
Kar-Ann Chew, Technology Strategy Manager, Vodafone
Vincent Korstanje, VP Segment Marketing, ARM
Richard Jacklin, Business Development Director, Anite
Mark Neild, Head of Business Transformation Services, Nokia Siemens Network
Brian Roberston, Associate Director, Broadcom
Dr Jo Butler, Director of Spectrum Technology, Ofcom
Rupert Cazalet, Head of Public Affairs, Airwave Solutions
Mark Collins, Chief Operating Officer, Cognovo
Dr Terry Norman, Principal Analyst, Analysys Mason
David Haszeldine, International Network Economics, Deutsche Telekom, UK Ltd
Dr Jenny Tillotson, Senior Research Fellow, University of the Arts London
Mark Watts-Jones, Director Social Mobile Portfolio, Myriad Group
Robert Pocknell, Director, N&M Consulting
Matthew Gillard, Partner, Withers & Rogers LLP
Finbarr Moynihan, Platform Marketing Director, Mediatek
Paul Green, Technical and Marketing Director, Arkessa
Ray Anderson, CEO, Bango
Houston Spencer, VP Solutions & Marketing, Northern Europe, Alcatel-Lucent
Dr Thomas Quirke, Vice President & General Manager, Motorola Solutions
Chair of the Cambridge Debate (Peter Day, Business Correspondent, BBCNews, BBC)
Innovation Hothouse pitches will be heard from:
Rich and Engaging Formats
- Hands-on workshops, facilitated brainstorms and panels, alongside established plenary sessions and exhibition zones
- Keynote Theatre to host top-class speakers
- Innovation Hothouse to showcase next-generation start-ups
- New For 2012 - Business Speed Networking Session - click here to learn more
New for 2012 The Cambridge Debate: - "This House believes that the future of Innovation in the Wireless Industry is within the Virtual rather than the Physical World" chaired by Peter Day, Business Correspondent, BBCNews at the BBC. In the Cambridge Debate representatives from the “virtual” and “real” worlds will present their points of view, followed by an opportunity for the audience to contribute and then vote.
Benefits of Attending
By encompasing technology, engineering, markets and business building, we will provide delegates with an insight into the future of wireless and help reshape the industry over the next five years.
Target Audience
- CEO/CTO/CFO level delegates
- Speakers and participants from Europe, Americas and Asia Pacific
- An ideal opportunity to invite customers or prospective customers