David will talk to the topic 'Communications: The Coming Revolutions'. Drawing on over 40 years in telecoms and technology, he will set out a vision of the coming revolutions in technology, business models and regulation and what the world might look like in 2030.
In 2002 The Economist identified ‘an entirely new market’, convinced that the collision of computing and mobility would lead to ‘a surge of innovation’.
Almost 15 years later we can see they were broadly right – but horribly wrong in the detail. What collisions and innovations will shape the next 15 years? Where will the new markets be created? Can we do better than the Economist did?
Drawing on over 40 years in telecoms and technology, David Cleevely will set out a vision of the coming revolutions in technology, business models and regulation, and what the world might look like in 2030.
This exclusive evening, taking place at the Moller Centre, will commence with David's insightful lecture chaired by Professor William Webb, Cambridge Wireless Board Member and CEO at Weightless SIG, followed by an Open Forum and networking drinks reception.
You can follow @cambwireless on Twitter and tweet about this event using #CWLectures.