The Future of Wireless International Conference (FWIC – 23/24 June 2015) is expanding to the Emirates Stadium in London following 6 years in Cambridge. I’ve participated several times in the past and always found it provides rewarding insight into the technologies and commercial issues at the heart of the wireless industry. Members of our MEX community working at the intersection of creativity and technology may find it particularly useful to equip themselves with deeper technical knowledge – the building blocks of how digital experiences are created – with sessions this year on the prospects of 5G and connecting up the physical environment. These kind of events, which help me see beyond my own sphere of expertise, are an essential part of ongoing learning. Recommended.
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