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The
United Kingdom Culture and Digital Economy minister, Ed Vaizey will outline the government’s latest
projections for the UK’s digital
future at Connected Britain – a
two-day conference and exhibition dedicated to the country’s current state of connectivity, reports ITRealms.
The event
taking place at the Jumeirah Carlton Hotel, in London, on Wednesday, June 15
and Thursday,
June 16, Vaizey,
ITRealms gathered would headline the event, which features a packed
agenda of key speakers from the
service provider and vendor communities, as well as government bodies,
regulators and analysts.
Other
leading names confirmed by event organizer, Total Telecom include Mike Galvin, Managing Director
of Strategy Service and Operations at BT, Broadband
Delivery UK CEO Chris Townsend
and 02 Telefonica’s Chief
Technology OfficerBrendan O’Reilly.
Total Telecom’s Managing Director Rob Chambers said the digital revolution is bringing huge
opportunities for the UK, adding “These range from new, more efficient and
profitable business models to more effective social services, smart cities and
communities inside an ultrafast broadband environment. To realise these opportunities, the UK telecoms industry faces a range
of challenges and Connected Britain is the ideal platform for industry leaders
to come together and address them.”
ITRealms further reports that subjects to be covered during the two-day conference will
include connectivity and the economy, technical futures, infrastructure investment,
regulation, digital inclusion and future cities. This is in addition to a
conference presentations, the event will include roundtables and networking
opportunities.
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