International Conference on Wireless, Mobile and Multimedia Networks

11 - 12 January 2008, The InterContinental Hotel, The Grand, Mumbai, India.

The conference will provide you with the very latest updates on thedevelopment of future communication systems, and offer real-lifesolutions to apply to your own businesses and projects.

Keynote Speakers:

• Mr Jagdish Mitra, Chief Executive Officer, CanvasM Technologies, India
• Prof Joe McGeehan, Professor of Communications, University of Bristol, and Managing Director, Toshiba Research Europe Laboratory, UK
• Prof Bahram Honary, Lancaster University, UK
• Dr Asho Jhunjhunwala, IIT Chennai, India
• Prof Garik Markarian, Lancaster University, UK
• Mr BN Pal, Managing Director, Motorola Software, Japan
• Mr Jean Pierre, President, UMTS Forum, France
• Prof Hikmet Sari, Chief Scientist, Sequans Communications, France
• Dr Kumar Sivrajan, Director, Tejas Networks, Bangalore, India
• Mr Mohan Tambe, Managing Director, Innomedia Technologies, Bangalore

Sessions Include:

• Wireless Communications
• Ad Hoc and Sensor Networks
• Mobile Networks
• Next Generation Networks
• Signal Processing for Wireless Networks
• Broadband Access Technologies
• Multimedia Techniques and Services
• EU Project: Net on Demand

For more details visit http://conferences.theiet.org/wireless/register.htm.

Ringing The Changes - The Then, Now And Wow! Of Seamless Mobility

An IET London Lecture

IET London, The 2006 Mountbatten Memorial Lecture
Date: 1st November 2006
"Ringing The Changes - The Then, Now And Wow! Of Seamless Mobility"
Lecture by Sir David Brown, Chairman of Motorola

Both Institution members and non-members are invited
Venue: The IET, Savoy Place, London, WC2R 0BL

IET London Branch will be hosting an informal networking event with cash bar immediately following the lecture, in the Kelvin Bar.

In the 2006 Mountbatten Lecture, Sir David Brown, Chairman of Motorola Ltd and a former President of the IEE, will tell the story of mobile communications from the beginning of the 20th century to the future choices made possible by the unprecedented degrees of seamlessness of communications that are in prospect.He will discuss the implications of seamless mobility for engineers, and focus on some of the disruptive technologies likely to change the mobilecommunications landscape. He will illustrate the seamlessly mobile future from a range of userperspectives, and will dwell on the potential socioeconomic benefits. Both Institution members and non-members are invited to join us. Please indicate your attendance on the registration form.

Lecture: The 2006 Mountbatten Memorial Lecture
Date & Time: 1st November 2006,
Networking and refreshments 17:30 - 18:30.
Lecture 18:30 - 20:00
Cost: Free
Venue: The IET, Savoy Place, London, WC2R 0BL

Registration: see http://www.theiet.org/events/mountbatten/