"TV Evolution - Ready for Another Growth Spurt" 3rd Feb 2010 at Queens College

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Welcome to the Digital Broadcasting and Multimedia SIG from Nigel Hobday, East of England International

“From Multi-Channel To Multi-Function - The Consumer Perspective” - Nigel Walley, Decipher

"Connected TV: Is there such a thing as too much Innovation?" Mike Grant, Analysys Mason

“3D TV” - Mike Brooks, Arqiva

“London 2012- the BBC Vision” - Amanda Farnsworth, BBC

 

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Cellular 25, 21st January 2010

 

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'A Digital Age, A Digital World, Digital Britain'
The RT. Hon Stephen Timms MP, Minister for Digital Britain

'Technical and Commercial Innovation – The Next Ten Years' - Mike Short, CTO, O2 Telefonica -Presentation to follow shortly

'Network sharing and the wireless broadband revolution' - Emin Gurdenli, Technical Director, T-Mobile UK

Universal Broadband Service Obligations – the new wireless frontier? - Ed Candy, CTO, Hutchison Group UK

Innovation and sustainable growth - the reinvention of invention - Graham Fisher, Head of Research & Development, Orange Labs, UK

The Rise of the Customer Engineer - Jeni Mundy, CTO Vodafone UK,  Vodafone Group Services Limited - No presentation slides

Icons of Invention - The Dynatac Dynasty – making the impossible possible - Alain Mutricy, Senior Vice President, Product Management, Motorola

From steam to silicon - cellular software and service value - John Caterer, Qualcomm

Consumer expectations – connecting with the future - John Cronin, Managing Director, Wireless Access, Arqiva

The Network Economy - a 25 year view - John Cunliffe, CTO, Ericsson Limited.

Information networks in an information age - From mainframes to a cellular service economy - Sigurd Schuster, Head of Technology Roadmapping, Nokia Siemens Networks

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Making Wireless a Business SIG

"Monetising Moving Targets" 13th January 2010 at Philips, Cambridge Science Park

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Introduction from Leo Poll of Philips "Coffee-Fuelled Innovation"

Laurence John of Amadeus Capital "Getting the Business Model Right - a VC's Perspective"

We regret that Jonathan Morgan's presentation cannot be made accessible here - if you would like a copy, please email ingrid.sims@cambridgewireless.co.uk and I will arrange one.

Paul Gough of u-blox "Capturing Location in an Instant - Challenges for Commercialisation"

 "Uncovering the Potential of Wireless Sensing"

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Wireless Healthcare SIG: 10th December 2009 

 "Technology: Miracle Cure or Firewater? Understanding the needs of UK Healthcare"

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Joint DCKTN and Academic & Industry SIG Event 9th December 2009

 "Bridging the Language Barrier between Industry and Academia"

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 "Open Handset Ecosystems - Can They Deliver the Handsets that Consumers Want?"

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Short Range Wireless SIG 12th November 2009

"Proprietary or Open Wireless? How to Choose the Wireless Communications for Your Connected Product" 

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Location Based Systems/Services SIG: 4th November 2009

"How do we Make Location a Desirable User Experience?" 

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