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Techdirt Greenhouse: An Idea Workshop

Jan 08 25 Start: 11:00 End: 16:00

This event which is organised by Alba Innovation Centre and Edinburgh Stanford-Link will take place in the Alba Innovation Centre, Livingston on Friday 25th January from 11am - 4pm. Registration from 10.30am.
At Techdirt, our core belief is that ideas are living things -- and that by getting smart people to think about and discuss various ideas, they can often be made much better. It's what we try to do on Techdirt -- presenting ideas and getting people to discuss them -- alongside customers of our Techdirt Corporate Intelligence service. We now want to take that same concept and try it in a live environment... the Techdirt Greenhouse.
Techdirt Greenhouse is a different kind of event. It's designed to be fun, interactive and thought provoking. It requires participation, rather than passive listening, but has enough structure that it's not a total free-for-all. In fact, the structure is quite similar to the Techdirt blog. A group of pre-selected companies and MSc students in Informatics will present ideas in quick, five minute presentations.
Unlike a standard product showcase, this is not the "final word." After a group of presentations, the attendees are split up into breakout groups, and given a specific issue from one of the presentations to "workshop." For a company with a new product, this could be anything from "what new features should be added" to "what target market should they focus on" to "is there a business model here?" Other presentations may not be about products, but ideas, and the workshops will be related to those ideas.
After a short period of time, everyone will reconvene and discuss some of the findings and takeaways for the presenters (and the attendees) to consider. Think of each presentation as a Techdirt post -- and each breakout group as the comments around that post.
This allows us to create an event where many different interesting topics gets discussed among a diverse group of people with a wide range of perspectives and opinions -- all in a short period of time. Leave the PowerPoint and the sales pitches at home. Here's a chance to interact with some of the smartest folks around, while helping to solve real and interesting challenges facing the technology business today. Register now to secure your place at this event by emailing albareception@innovationcentre.org T
echdirt was ranked #2 for the best technology blogs recently by Forbes Magazine http://www.forbes.com/2003/03/13/cx_ah_techblogslide_2.html?thisSpeed=335544320000
Presentation and Pitching Workshop

Mar 08 12 Start: 10:00 End: 17:00

Bill Joos of Garage Technology Ventures and GotoMarketingdelivers one of the workshops of the cross-disciplinary, transatlantic series of seminars co-sponsored by The Edinburgh Entrepreneurship Club and the Edinburgh-Stanford Link of the School of Informatics. More than any other Silicon Valley lesson, what Scotland really needs, Bill brings to it in this session. "Its not what you say but how and when you say it".
The event which is co-hosted by Edinburgh Stanford Link and Hillington Park Innovation Centre will cover three main areas;
1. The Top Ten Mistakes in Business Plans
Your business plan is the most important document you'll write as an entrepreneur. It can be the ticket to funding, and getting interest from potential clients and partners. Learn what _NOT_ to do so you can develop a hard-hitting, compelling business case for your company.
2. Perfecting Your Positioning
Before you can pitch your company to raise funds or attract strategic partners and alliances, you've got to perfect your positioning. This workshop will provide you with a systematic approach to help you better determine your all important market definition and value propositions.
This program features a hard-copy, walk-away tool that helps define these for a technology based start-up company. Participants will be taught how to use this tool which is based on a case-study example of a real startup.
3. Perfecting Your Pitching
Learn how to craft the best possible pitch (presentation) in the shortest possible time. This session will take you through the process of creating and delivering a compelling “elevator pitch”, executive summary and 12-14 slide company overview presentation."
This seminar is a must for any company looking to perfect the sales pitch for their business!
About Bill Joos...
"Bill Joos is the principal of "Go To Market Consulting", based in Palo Alto, California. He works with early stage startups, venture capital firms and their portfolio clients.

Most recently he spent 6 years as the VP of Entrepreneur Development at Garage Technology Ventures, an early stage venture capital firm that he co-founded along with Guy Kawasaki. His reputation at Garage was that he provided their clients with effective, hands-on, action-oriented strategic and tactical mentoring and coaching.

Bill has worked with literally hundreds of early-to-mid stage startups and helped them polish and clarify their messages and refine their fund-raising and customer presentations; but his contributions to them extended well beyond being a "Pitch Doctor". He has mentored and coached them in go to market strategies, revenue and pricing optimization, business alliances, business development, partnerships, and marketing.

Over 15,000 entrepreneurs worldwide have attended conferences where Bill has been a featured keynote speaker on various entrepreneurial topics.

He has also held sales and marketing positions with a variety of companies, including IBM and as a VP at the software division of Apple Computer.”
Collaborating on Innovation With Qualcomm

Mar 08 13 Start: 09:00 End: 14:00
With recent announcements on commitment to invest 100 million Euros in emerging european wireless and mobile companies, Wireless Innovation have linked up with Qualcomm to bring together Qualcomm's European strategic partnering team to discuss opportunities in collaboration, technology licensing and strategic relationship building. This workshop gives Scotland's leading Wireless and Mobile companies the opportunity to meet face to face with Qualcomms Senior Management Team, discuss their business propositions and hear first hand the direction of the Wireless and Mobile Sector.
Microsoft Event - 2008 Scottish Launch of Windows Server 2008, Visual Studio 2008 and SQL Server 2008

Apr 08 23 Start: 09:00 End: 14:30

You will be aware that Microsoft is launching three powerful new products - Windows Server 2008, Visual Studio 2008 and SQL Server 2008 - which are guaranteed to open up vast selling opportunities.
Windows Server 2008 with built-in web and virtualisation technologies, is the most advanced Windows Server operating system yet devised. Its advanced security enhancements harden the operating system and protect a server environment with Network Access Protection and the Read-Only Domain Controller.
Visual Studio 2008 delivers on Microsoft's vision of helping development teams create connected applications, with compelling user experiences, more rapidly and efficiently than ever before. Along with Silverlight, the next generation of the web will increasingly rely on Visual Studio's main innovations.
SQL Server 2008 provides a trusted, productive, and intelligent data platform, allowing better decisions to be made with improved reporting and analysis.
On 23 April, Microsoft Scotland will be hosting a launch for Scottish Partners and Customers. The day will commence with a welcome from our Director in Scotland, Raymond O’Hare, and a keynote delivered by Bruce Lynn, Head of UK Server Business Group. You will then have the opportunity to learn about the key products being launched from our top technology experts in the UK.
The event aims to expose Microsoft’s vision and strategy around the products and explain the real benefits that can be derived from adopting these technologies.
Agenda: 09:00 Registration Opens & Partner Expo
10:00 Welcome & Introduction
10:10 Keynote
10:30 Windows Server 2008
11:00 Virtualisation & Management Tools
11:30 Coffee Break & Partner Expo
12:00 SQL Server 2008, Data Management & Visual Studio 2008
12:40 Customer Case Study
13:00 Q&A & Wrap up
13:20 Networking Lunch & Partner Expo
14:30 Close
Microsoft will be holding a series of events in the next few months, and space will be limited, so please take the opportunity to register today for the Scottish launch.
You can register here:- Scottish 2008 Launch Event - http://msevents.microsoft.com/CUI/EventDetail.aspx?EventID=1032371024&Culture=en-GB
This event is specifically aimed at Partners and Technology Decision Maker customers. Please encourage your team, peers and customers to attend; experts on these technologies will be there, so bring your questions and expect answers. The new versions are easier for IT teams to use, in ways that are important to them right now. For instance, the improvements in email storage and retrieval will bring an immediate return on a company's investment. To learn more about the value of these products, register now to avoid disappointment. Scottish 2008 Launch Event
We hope you can join us for this momentous occasion on the morning of Wednesday 23rd April ’08.
Alba......One Year On

May 08 1 Start: 09:00 End: 17:00

Morning Seminar
The Alba Innovation Centre has now been in operation for more than a year. This seminar will focus on the many successes of Alba in its' short existence e.g. the buy-out of Oligon by Wolfson, Catalyse partnering with SMG in the Smartycars deal etc and look at the future plans to develop the Centre further. Following in the success of its' sister site in Hillington, the Alba Innovation Centre has been successful in attracting highly innovative companies with potential for high growth and this seminar will look at what it is that attracts these companies to the Alba Innovation Centre.
Speakers include Tom Ogilvie, CEO of Innovation Centres Scotland Ltd, Mike Southon, founder of 'the Beermat Entrepreneur' and Imran Khand co-founder of Picsel Technologies.
Bio of Tom Ogilvie
Bio of Mike Southon
Bio of Imran Khand
To reserve your place at this seminar email albaseminar@innovationcentre.org or telephone 0141 229 1800
Afternoon Workshops
To reserve your place at any of these workshops email albaworkshops@innovationcentre.org or telephone 0141 229 1800. Please advise which workshop you wish to attend and the appropriate time.
Legal and IP issues facing innovative technology businesses
Caroline Rollestone-Brown and Gillian Cameron of Maclay Murray & Spens’ from Maclay, Murray and Spens will deliver 2 workshops looking at a brass tacks run down on some of the key legal issues which affect technology entrepreneurs from “doing the deal” and consolidating IPR through to getting the best from your advisers …and even selling out from 2-3pm and 4-5pm. (Please indicate which workshop you wish to attend when registering. Maximum number of people this workshop can accommodate is 15).
Effective selling techniques for innovative technology businesses
Mike Southon, co-author of best-selling book "The Beermat Entrepreneur" is running a sales workshop from 3pm – 4pm based on the best-selling book "Sales on a Beermat"
Based on the best-selling book "Sales on a Beermat", this workshop is suitable for everyone. If you don’t consider yourself a salesperson and hate to sell, but you have to sell to make a living, then this workshop will give you the essential techniques you need to sell! If you love to sell, this workshop will still offer you some good tips.
This workshop will:
- show you how to double your revenue immediately
- show how anyone can be involved in the sales process, without feeling sleazy or dishonest
- teach you how to generate more leads and close them more effectively
Funding the Deal
The Royal Bank of Scotland and a Scottish based Archangel are running 2 workshops focusing on the essential facts needed to properly fund a high growth business from 2-3pm and 4-5pm (Please indicate which workshop you wish to attend when registering. Maximum number of people this workshop can accommodate is 15).
The Royal Bank of Scotland will look at the key aspects of funding such as
• the types of funding available
• the way in which funding works
• what should companies expectations be when raising funding
• timescales
• how to get the best out of the banks
• what will the banks require to see in the business plan
The Archangel will look at their role in funding a business including
• what are they looking for?
• what do they bring to the deal?
• how they will expect to work with the company
• managing your expectations
• what the ‘get-out’ plan is going to be
• when to use an Archangel
Gartner Event: 2012 - A Mobile Odyssey!

May 08 7 Start: 09:30 End: 13:00

Recent research by Gartner has stated that by 2012 over 5 billion wireless devices will be web enabled including cell phones, notebooks, cars, media players, electronics and toys. Web 2.0 users and applications such as communities and virtual worlds will “go mobile”. Companies must become experts in mobile web development for a wide range of applications.
Wireless Innovation, Scotland’s national initiative for mobile and wireless technologies have invited one of our key partners, Nick Jones VP and Distinguished Analyst, from Gartner to the Hillington Park Innovation Centre on Wednesday 7th May from 9.30am – 1pm to explore the key issues surrounding mobile web development such as: - How will mobile web 2.0 evolve through 2012? - How should companies decide which mobile web devices and technologies to support? - Which development tools and technologies will enable companies to deliver superb mobile web applications?
All Scottish companies that feel wireless and mobile will play an important part in future business development should attend this event.
Nick Jones – VP and Distinguished Analyst – Bio
Nick Jones is a vice president in Gartner Research. His research focuses primarily on mobile and wireless business and technology. His research coverage includes business-to-employee (B2E) and business-to-consumer (B2C) applications of mobility; mobile application development and delivery technologies including J2ME, and compact .NET; mobile payments; and emerging trends and technologies in the wireless and mobile industry. His secondary research interests include the social impact of technology, and European IT issues. Prior to joining Gartner, Nick gained wide experience in IT from both the user and vendor perspectives. He has worked for consulting organizations and software tools vendors in a variety of roles including technical consulting, product management, product selection and evaluation, globalization and product architecture.
If you would like to register for this Free event please email forums@innovationcentre.org
Scotland Food & Drink

May 08 7 Start: 14:30 End: 18:30

Sensors and sensor technology have the potential to improve control in a large number of applications in food from maximising agricultural output and quality through raw materials testing, onwards into manufacturing processes to quality control and condition monitoring; resulting in higher yields, less waste and reduced cycle times.

Novel sensors are being introduced which have increased functionality at lower cost and are opening up novel areas of sensors throughout the food value chain. Sensors based on optical techniques, biosensors, wireless networked sensors and RFID have the potential to significantly improve how food is produced, processed and eventually delivered to consumers.

Helping to set the scene will be keynote speakers from the Food processing KTN, Scottish Agricultural College, Oracle and Crossbow Technologies, with FP7 funding opportunities being highlighted by TUV NEL.

This interactive workshop will examine Scotland's capability across a range of solutions for agriculture and food processing. It will be of great interest to both companies and researchers in the field and everyone will have the opportunity to both contribute and participate. Every attendee will be able to present 2 slides on either their requirements for sensing or their technology offering. This will help your networking and business opportunity from attending this event.

Time:   15.00-18.30
Registration from 14.30
Date: 7th May 2008
Venue: Dakota Eurocentral

Agenda

14.30   Registration
15.00    One Minute Introduction to SOA, Food Processing KTN, Scotland Food & Drink & Wireless Innovation
15.10    Opportunities and applications for Sensing in Food
            (Lesley Hanna, Food processing KTN)
15.25    The Food Market Place and Case Studies of Optical Sensing in Food
            (David Ross, Scottish Agricultural College)
15.40    "2 Slide" introductions by participants
16.10    Opportunities and applications of Wireless Sensor Applications in Food
            (Crossbow Technology)
16.30   Refreshments
17.00    Opportunities for Food Sensing in FP7 and TSB Calls
(Alastair McGibbon, UK National Contact Point for FP7, TUV NEL)
17.15    Opportunities and applications for RFID in Food
            (Oracle)
17.30    "2 Slide" introductions by participants
18.00   Refreshments, networking and One-to-One sessions
18.30    Close

To register for this workshop please contact: Michelle on 01506 497228, (register@ttom.org.uk)
Sustainable Computing Seminar

May 08 16 Start: 09:00 End: 13:00

Green or Sustainable computing is BIG news right now.
Bridgeall, Sun Microsystems, The Carbon Trust and Ewgeco would like to invite you to a seminar to explore the effect that IT equipment has on your carbon footprint. During the session you will hear case studies as well as insight into the latest SunRay ultra thin client technology and get up close and personal to Ewgeco's utility monitoring and visualisation solutions. With carbon footprint reduction being mandated now in public sector and academia - many companies see commercial opportunities in this space.
This event will take place at he Hillington Park Innovation Centre on Friday 16th May 2008. Directions to the Centre can be found here.
Register for this event at http://www.bridgeall.com/EventRegister.html
ELEVATOR – “ASK THE EXPERTS”

May 08 19 Start: 18:30 End: 21:00

This is your chance to meet “Experts”! At Elevator, we’re often asked to cover a number of areas which are crucial to running a business including; Marketing & PR, E-Commerce, Legal Advice and Customs & Revenue - well now’s your chance to meet “Experts” from ALL of these sectors and finally get some answers to your questions and queries.

We’re also delighted the Federation of Small Businesses will be represented by Chris Thorpe who will be hosting an “Expert” table and advising you on how to maximise your interests in running your own business!

So all you need to do is come along on 19th of May and “Ask the “Experts”!!

Please remember to bring your business cards with you as we’ll be including them into our “Inter-trading” section which allows all guests attending to promote their business and seek out new opportunities before networking.

And don’t forget you’ll also have an opportunity to stand up in an informal, relaxed atmosphere and “Pitch Your Business”. Prizes are given out to the best pitch!

So make sure you come along on Monday 19th May for LOTS of good fun, business networking and light refreshments.
Monday 19th May 2008 @ 6:30pm – 9:00pm
Venue - Sloans Bar and Restaurant (Ballroom), Argyle Arcade
(entrance via the lane between Zara and Dorothy Perkins on Buchanan Street)

To book a place at this event please email elevatorbooking@psybt.org.uk or call 0791 739 8864
Digital Signal Processing in Communications

Jun 08 3 Start: 15:30 End: 19:45

Digital Signal Processing in Communications - A Joint DC-KTN and DSP Scotland Event Tuesday 3 June 2008 The Western Club 32 Royal Exchange Square, Glasgow, G1 3AB
Digital Communications is a vital component of the UK economy. It is a key enabler for telecommunications, broadcasting and ICT and a transformational technology in such areas as energy, the environment, assisted living, health and transport.
The Digital Communications Knowledge Transfer Network (DC-KTN) has been established, with funding from the Technology Strategy Board, to create competitive advantage for the UK by facilitating the exchange of knowledge and accelerating innovation in the sector. This event, organised jointly with DSP Scotland, will introduce the DC-KTN, address industry needs in respect of Digital Signal Processing in communications and initiate a road mapping exercise.
The Programme includes a presentation on collaborative opportunities offered by EU Framework Programme 7, and a focussed Panel session where keynote industry representatives will offer their views on future directions that will contribute to the development of a roadmap for the sector with the objective of influencing future policies. There will also be ample opportunities for networking with colleagues from industry, government agencies and academia.
Attendance is free, but pre-registration is essential as numbers are strictly limited. Please email info@dcktn.org.uk to request a place. Membership of the DC-KTN is free, and attendees are encouraged to register as members at www.dcktn.org.uk.
Agenda 1530-1600 Arrivals & Registration (with coffee)
1600- 1605 Scene setting (T S Durrani)
1605-1635 Digital Communications KTN (P J Hargrave)
1635-1705 Opportunities in the EU 7th Framework Programme (P Walters)
1705-1715 EUSIPCO ’09 and DSP Scotland future activities (R Stewart)
1715-1815 Panel Discussion on Industry needs and Road-mapping*
1815-1945 Networking and buffet supper
* The following experts have been invited to join the Panel: Dr Peter Firth CTO Wolfson Microelectronics; Dr Malachy Devlin, CTO Nallatech, Mr Tim Summers, Operations manager Freescale Semiconductors, Mr Alisdair Gunn, Wireless Innovation Technology Manager, Hillington Innovation Centre.
Building Innovation Partnerships between Industry and Academia

Jun 08 5 Start: 09:00 End: 14:00
In partnership with Interface - the Knowledge Connection for Business and Connect Scotland, Hillington Park Innovation Centre is hosting a workshop to showcase information technology and engineering technology companies operating in Scotland who will have an academic partnership requirement that could potentially be met by a West of Scotland university. This workshop will be of interest to both technology companies as well as university representatives.
Grow and develop a high growth innovative business

Jun 08 5 Start: 12:00 End: 14:00

The Alba Innovation Centre in partnership with MBM Commercial is presenting a series of lunchtime workshops offering expert advice on several aspects of growing and developing a high growth innovation business.
The first series of events which will take place throughout June will focus on 3 key stages of any company’s development. Firstly, engaging with and using a team of legal experts to help protect and grow your business, secondly, how to attract funding and finally, what to look for in an exit strategy.
Attendance at these workshops is free and offers companies the chance to get advice and knowledge from industry experts. MBM will be happy to chat with anybody who attends the workshops individually, after the event, or at a subsequent meeting.
Thursday 5th June 12 - 2pm What did the lawyers ever do for you? Many business people consider lawyers a necessary evil!
David Calder of MBM Commercial explains why lawyers are necessary and how their services and advice is essential for any new/growing innovative business. MBM Commercial is an award-winning niche legal firm, pre-eminent in advising growing entrepreneurial companies and their investors and is well placed to offer advice in these areas.
To register for this event, email albaevents@innovationcentre.org or contact Alison on 01506 592100
Grow and develop a high growth innovative business

Jun 08 17 Start: 12:00 End: 14:00

The Alba Innovation Centre in partnership with MBM Commercial is presenting a series of lunchtime workshops offering expert advice on several aspects of growing and developing a high growth innovation business.
The first series of events which will take place throughout June will focus on 3 key stages of any company’s development. Firstly, engaging with and using a team of legal experts to help protect and grow your business, secondly, how to attract funding and finally, what to look for in an exit strategy.
Attendance at these workshops is free and offers companies the chance to get advice and knowledge from industry experts. MBM will be happy to chat with anybody who attends the workshops individually, after the event, or at a subsequent meeting.
Tuesday 17th June 12 – 2pm What every Investor wants. What are the key things investors look for in a company?
Kenny Mumford, a partner in MBM Commercial, and formally in house lawyer with Braveheart Investments, explains how to make your company irresistible to all types of investors. MBM Commercial is an award-winning niche legal firm, pre-eminent in advising growing entrepreneurial companies and their investors and is well placed to offer advice in these areas.
To register for this event, email albaevents@innovationcentre.org or contact Alison on 01506 592100
Developing devices for the Health & Wellness Market

Jun 08 23 Start: 09:30 End: 16:00

Wellness Innovation and Technology in association with G.P.B. Limited and SKF Condition Monitoring Centre (Livingston) Ltd are running an event looking at the regulatory, funding and ‘route to market’ issues for companies working in the health and wellness market at the Alba Innovation Centre, Livingston on Monday 23rd June 2008.
This event will outline everything you need to know to take your product or service to market, how to manage the route to market (personal healthcare, medical and assistive devices), how to access appropriate government funding and much more.
Agenda
9:30 Registration and refreshments
10:00 Welcome and introduction
10.15 Networking activity session 1
10:30 The Route to Market for Healthcare Devices Rowan Norrie (Wellness Innovation Project)
11:15 Coffee Break
11.30 Networking activity session 2
11:45 Regulatory clearance to market for medical devices George Buchan (G.P.B Limited)
12:30 Design and development of medical electronic devices Gerry McGoogan (SKF)
13:00 Lunch & Networking 14.00 Networking activity session 3
14:15 Funding for wellness products and medical devices
14.30 IP for wellness products and medical devices Glen Wilson, Harrison Goddard Foote
15.00 Close
15:15 1 to 1 Surgery (by appointment)
15:15 Coffee / Networking / Chance to speak with presenters
To register for this event, email Alison on wellness.admin@innovationcentre.org or telephone 01506 592100
2gether08 - A festival of ideas, popular technologies and progress

Jul 08 2 Start: 09:00 End: 18:00

2gether is a unique new festival focused on ideas, the use of popular technologies and social progress. The inaugural Festival takes place in London on the 2-3 July 2008.
2gether features a mix of talks, panel discussion, ideas pitching, film and music.
The main sponsor is Channel 4; other sponsors include Unltd, Involve, NESTA, Chinwag and the RSA. 2gether will bring together creatives, technologists and champions of change to focus on how companies can innovate to promote social progress, well being and sustainability.
To find out more about the event and programme check out the website www.2gether08.com
To register for the event - with a 30% discount - and submit ideas click here http://www.2gether08.eventbrite.com/ To join the online dialogue click here http://2gether08.crowdvine.com/ For more information contact Steve Moore on 0787 0515025 or e mail Steve on steve.moore@policyunplugged.org
Grow and develop a high growth innovative business

Jul 08 2 Start: 12:00 End: 14:00

The Alba Innovation Centre in partnership with MBM Commercial is presenting a series of lunchtime workshops offering expert advice on several aspects of growing and developing a high growth innovation business.
The first series of events which will take place throughout June will focus on 3 key stages of any company’s development. Firstly, engaging with and using a team of legal experts to help protect and grow your business, secondly, how to attract funding and finally, what to look for in an exit strategy.
Attendance at these workshops is free and offers companies the chance to get advice and knowledge from industry experts. MBM will be happy to chat with anybody who attends the workshops individually, after the event, or at a subsequent meeting.
Wednesday 2nd July 12 – 2pm How to sell your business and make a bundle of money. How do business owners achieve an exit, or to put it another way, how do you realise the investment made in your business, and buy a yacht?
Mark Michie, of MBM Commercial, explains the various options and briefly outlines the process and highlights what you need to consider along the way. MBM Commercial is an award-winning niche legal firm, pre-eminent in advising growing entrepreneurial companies and their investors and is well placed to offer advice in these areas.
To register for this event, email albaevents@innovationcentre.org or contact Alison on 01506 592100
T-Mobile Market Visit

Jul 08 23 Start: 14:00 End: 18:00
Understanding your customers requirements is one of the crucial elements to developing successful products and applications. This Market Visit brings together T-Mobile, one of Wireless Innovations key partners, with Scotland’s emerging Mobile Enterprise businesses who seek to answer the question “What mobile applications are Enterprise Customers really looking to buy”
Collaborative Research in Digital Communication

Jul 08 29 Start: 15:00 End: 19:00

Collaborative Digital communication event
Tuesday 29 July 2008 1500-1900hrs The Watershed 1 Canon's Road, Harbourside, Bristol
The Digital Communications Knowledge Transfer Network has been established, with funding from the Technology Strategy Board, to create competitive advantage for the UK by facilitating the exchange of knowledge and accelerating innovation in the sector. This event, delivered in association with 3C Research, will launch the Digital Communications KTN in the West of England; present the value of collaborations in building long term relationships; showcase examples of successful projects and outline opportunities presented by the European FP7 Programme.
Roderick Snell, Founder and Research Director of Snell & Wilcox and recipient of the prestigious Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers Progress Medal in 2006, will deliver the keynote address. UK members of the ASTRALS (Audio-visual STReaming plAtform for domestic Leisure and Security) EU FP6 project will present their experiences of the project and its related and ongoing collaborations.
The event will conclude with an opportunity for you to view university displays of other collaborative projects. A buffet supper will be served and there will be ample time to network with colleagues from industry and academia. Attendance is free, but pre-registration is essential as numbers are strictly limited.
Please email info@dcktn.org.uk to request a place. Membership of the DC-KTN is free, and attendees are encouraged to register as members at www.dcktn.org.uk
Lunchtime Seminar - What every Investor wants

Aug 08 13 Start: 12:00 End: 14:00

The Alba Innovation Centre in partnership with MBM Commercial is presenting a series of lunchtime seminars offering expert advice on several aspects of growing and developing a high growth innovation business.
This first seminar will answer the question "What are the key things investors look for in a company?" Kenny Mumford, a partner in MBM Commercial, and formally in house lawyer with Braveheart Investments, explains how to make your company irresistible to all types of investors.
If you would like to attend this event or receive more information please email albaforums@innovationcentre.org
Photon 08 Industry and Technology Program

Aug 08 26 Start: 10:45 End: 17:15

Sign up for this year’s premier UK photonics exhibition and conference, Photon08.

We are pleased to announce that registration is now open for the Industry and Technology Programme at Photon, the UK's premier conference in Optics and Photonics, taking place at Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh from 26-29 August this year.

The ITP is broken down into 3 major exciting themes:-
Day 1 Growing your company through funding opportunities
Day 2 UK and Worldwide roadmapping plus photovoltaics for energy production
Day 3 Future technologies for broadband technology, defence and high power lasers

The aim of the ITP is to invoke discussion on each session’s main industry focus both at present and also where technology is predicted to head in the next 5-10 years.

The ITP has been designed to synchronize with the Academic Programme to allow interchange of attendance between parallel sessions.

In order to promote these discussions we have selectively invited companied from around the UK to present on past successes and the future direction within their industry.

Attendance at the ITP is £90 a day for UKCPO/IOP members and £120 for non-members.

Photon (www.photon.org.uk) was hugely successful attracting almost 600 delegates in 2006. It comprises:

Industry Technology Programme, aimed at engineers & physicists in the photonics industry
Exhibition of the latest optics and photonics technological innovations
Biennial conference of the Optics and Photonics Division of the Institute of Physics
Biennial conference of the Quantum Electronics and Photonics Group of the Institute of Physics.

Details on the ITP and exhibition are also available at www.optoelectronics.org.uk For more details on the conference, ITP programme and exhibition and to register on-line, please visit www.photon.org.uk

For further information please contact Lynne Morton on lynne.morton@optoelectronics.org.uk or call on 01506 497228

The conference has been sponsored by the Photonics KTN, QinetiQ, Hamamatsu, the Rank Prize Fund, Scottish Enterprise, and the Optics and Photonics Division of the Institute of Physics.
IP Lunchtime Seminars - Patenting Software

Aug 08 27 Start: 10:00 End: 12:00

The first in our 2008/09 series of IP lunchtime seminars.
Maclay, Murray and Spens in conjunction with Murgitroyds will deliver a workshop on the Why's and Wherefore's of patenting software.
The key areas that will be examined in this workshop include - what kind of rights a patent gives you, why patenting is right for some companies but not for others, i.e. when is it worth patenting; why investors love them; using patents in negotiations with big companies etc, extent to which software can be patented - contrast in UK / US approach and how this might influence strategy, when to file, strategy and process e.g. use of provisional applications; staging costs etc, importance of well drafted patents and interaction with open standards.
If you would like to attend this event or receive more information please email forums@innovationcentre.org
UK Innovative Mobile & Wireless Technology Outward Mission to Japan

Sep 08 7 Start: 09:00 End: 17:00

Are you a UK-based company looking to set up or grow your business in Japan? Then this visit might just be what you need!
UK Trade & Investment in conjunction with the British Embassy Tokyo and the British Consul General Osaka is running a market visit to Japan to help UK-based company’s access key decision makers and win business in the competitive Japanese market. The programme will provide UK-based companies the opportunity to meet with Japanese companies in the mobile and wireless technology sectors.
The programme will include one-to-one meetings, seminars, briefing meetings and networking receptions to help you maximise business opportunities in the Japanese market. Who should attend? The mission is designed for innovative UK companies across the mobile and wireless technology supply chain, with a special focus in the following areas: IC fabless design and communication infrastructure (including software) Mobile applications and content, especially mobile applications that are new and/or offer a measurable improvement in ARPU, power usage, size of phone etc.
What’s in it for me? This event will give you the opportunity to meet with leading Japanese players in the mobile and wireless sectors who are interested in UK technologies and solutions. Where? Meetings and events will be held in Tokyo and Osaka and there will also be an opportunity for companies to schedule their own one to one meetings outside the formal programme.
To apply and for further details please contact:
David Roberts UK Trade and Investment Sectors Group Tel: 020 7215 1606
Email: dafydd.roberts@ukti.gsi.gov.uk
Website: www.uktradeinvest.gov.uk or contact Earl Downer on 07802 624 289
Innovation Funding and Support

Sep 08 11 Start: 09:00 End: 14:00

The Scottish Government has changed the landscape for Grant Schemes for new and growing innovative businesses.
This event, which has been organised by Hillington Park Innovation Centre in conjunction with Scottish Enterprise and the Scottish Government will closely examine the new Smart, Innovation Support and R&D grants and highlight who is eligible for these grants and how companies can access these grant schemes.
If you would like to attend this event or receive more information please email forums@innovationcentre.org
IPD/g2BS Joint Scottish FM Event (internal event)

Sep 08 12 Start: 14:00 End: 16:30

We would like to take this opportunity to invite you to the first IPD/g2BS joint Scottish event. We hope that you will be able to attend as it promises to be an enjoyable day, with a chance to meet fellow occupiers who are looking at FM strategy across Scotland and beyond.
As informal networking forms an important ingredient to our FM seminars, we would like to end with drinks and nibbles.
Please contact: Rhona Forrester email: rhona.forrester@g2bs.com tel: 0141 585 6482 fax: 0141 585 6301 mobile: 07813 607843 to confirm availability.
Benifits to be gained -
• An invaluable knowledge exchange platform for leading organisations.
• The chance to exchange ideas, share experiences and discuss best practices.
• Access to credible data and case studies from all organisations involved.
• The option to consult vastly experienced peers on common FM issues.
• Evidence-based and ready-toimplement outputs per seminar.
WHERE: Hillington Park Innovation Centre 1 Ainslie Road Glasgow G52 4RU
Lunchtime Seminar - How to sell your business

Sep 08 17 Start: 12:00 End: 14:00

The second of our lunchtime seminars looks at how business owners achieve an exit, or to put it another way, how do you realise the investment made in your business, and buy a yacht?
Mark Michie, of MBM Commercial, explains the various options and briefly outlines the process and highlights what you need to consider along the way.
If you would like to attend this event or receive more information please email albaforums@innovationcentre.org
Global Sales Strategies for Ambitious Scottish Entrepreneurs

Sep 08 19 Start: 09:00 End: 16:00

Friday & Saturday, 19 – 20 September 2008, EDINBURGH - SCOTLAND
A high quality seminar and workshop for Entrepreneurs, CEOs and their business executives from innovative, fast-growing companies, featuring case studies and lectures, interactive discussions, participants presentations, "hands-on" exercises, and the opportunity to practice "elevator sales pitches" to potential customers.
Led by: KENNETH P. MORSE Senior Lecturer & Managing Director, MIT Entrepreneurship Center, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA & Chair in Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Competitiveness, Delft Technical University, Delft, The Netherlands
and
LAURA BARKER MORSE Managing Director, Entrepreneurship Ventures, Boston, Massachusetts,
This course is designed to enable entrepreneurs, CEOs and their business executives and the fast-growing companies from which they come to be more effective in establishing long term, dependable, predictable, profitable, referenceable and mutually beneficial, customer relationships.
The course will assist entrepreneurs, CEOs and experienced business development managers to sharpen their skills and improve the customer focused culture of their organizations.
The course is highly interactive and features case studies of fast growing companies as well as “live” exercises with real time feedback.
This workshop is a partnership of Edinburgh's School of Informatics and Scottish Enterprise, funded by the European Regional Development Fund.
For more information visit http://www.informatics-ventures.com/
For general information and questions, please e-mail Anny at , or contact Andrew Mitchell, Senior Business Development Executive of the School of Informatics, and Project Manager of Informatics Ventures at , Tel: +44 779 311 1386
IP Lunchtime Seminars - Investment and Shareholders

Sep 08 24 Start: 12:00 End: 14:00

The second in our series of IP lunchtime seminars.
Maclay Murray & Spens will deliver a seminar on Investment and Shareholders.
The questions answered in this seminar will range from getting investor ready, planning your shareholders and preparing for funding; managing negotiations with potential funders; getting the right balance between freedom to grow your business and protection of the funders' investment; through to planning for exit and selling out - what are the key things you need to know?
If you would like to attend this event or receive more information please email forums@innovationcentre.org
10 Big Things

Oct 08 9 Start: 14:00 End: 18:00

This year's 10BigThings Global Forum will take place in the Sheraton Grand Hotel, Edinburgh on Thursday 9th October 2008.
The objective of the 10BigThings Global Forum is to bring together key people from across a range of industies in Scotland to talk about what they predict to be their 'big thing for Scotland' over the next 1-3 years.
We had some very interesting, thought provoking issues from our speakers last year and we expect to get some more in 2008!
The confirmed speakers are:
Greg Papadopoulos, CTO, Sun Microsystems
Charles Armstrong, CEO, Trampoline Systems
Duncan MacTear, Marketing Director, 4Projects
Mark Taylor, Director, Developer Platform and Evangelist (DPE) team
Adrian Gillespie, Director of Priority Industries & Enabling Technologies, Scottish Enterprise
David Mitchell, Senior VP, Ovum in the Chair
To register your interest in attending this event or book space at the Scotsoft awards dinner following the global forum contact karen.meechan@scotlandis.com
Lunchtime Seminar - What did the lawyers ever do for you

Oct 08 15 Start: 12:00 End: 14:00

Many business people consider lawyers a necessary evil!
David Calder of MBM Commercial explains why lawyers are necessary and how their services and advice is essential for any new and/or growing innovative business.
If you would like to attend this event or receive more information please email albaforums@innovationcentre.org
IP Lunchtime Seminars - Web 2.0

Oct 08 21 Start: 12:00 End: 14:00

The third in our series, Maclay Murray & Spens will deliver a seminar on Web 2.0.
How does the law impact on Web 2.0 issues? Is the law keeping up with the rate of change or is it in danger of stifling innovation? How can Web 2.0 businesses balance out the risks and what issues are coming up on the horizon which they need to consider?
Whether you have a social networking application or are thriving on user generated content, we’ll look at the issues that are relevant to you.
If you would like to attend this event or receive more information please email forums@innovationcentre.org
Security in Digital Payment Systems
Nov 08 13 Start: 10:00 End: 16:00

A workshop presented by The Mobile Data Association & Digital Communications Knowledge Transfer Network
13 November 2008 10:00 – 16:00
Royal Statistical Society, 12 Errol Street, London EC1Y 8LX
To apply for a free registration, please e-mail info@dcktn.org.uk
Introduction Electronic transactions have been with us for some time and most people are now comfortable with the payment for goods or services over the Internet. As with all communications, there are risks and there have been scams, however, the industry has learnt its lessons and has moved forwards and the public at large is well protected. Technology moves on and we are now entering the era of payments via the mobile phone, laptop computers and other handheld devices connected by wireless means. Wireless technology brings an additional set of issues to consider and this workshop will look at these in the context of what has already been learnt in the fixed-line domain.
The Workshop
This workshop will help you to understand the issues raised for
- Companies deploying mobile phones and WiFi terminals
- Financial businesses looking at offering mobile payments
- Handset manufacturers and the issues on the phone
- Service Providers and the issues in the supply chain
- Network Operators and the areas needing special attention to detail
- Legislators and the need to ensure consumer protection while maintaining opportunities for growth
Who should attend?
- Mobile Network Operators
- Radio equipment suppliers-network equipment, handsets and WiFi technology
- Mobile Service Providers-Aggregators and Content Providers
- Bankers and Payment Processors looking to provide mobile payment mechanisms
- Government and Policing representatives
Request your place now by sending an e-mail to info@dcktn.org.uk.
Registration and attendance is free, but space is strictly limited.
Further details on the Mobile Data Association can be found at www.themda.org
Membership of the Digital Communications KTN is free, and attendees are encouraged to register as members at www.dcktn.org.uk.
Entrepreneurial Marketing: Focusing on, and Listening to the Needs of the Customer

Nov 08 14 Start: 09:30 End: 16:00

Entrepreneurship Skills Development Series: Entrepreneurial Marketing: Focusing on, and Listening to the Needs of the Customer
Friday & Saturday, 14 – 15 November 2008, EDINBURGH - SCOTLAND
A highly acclaimed workshop for Entrepreneurs, CEOs and their executive management teams from innovative, fast-growing companies.
The workshop features lectures, case studies, interactive discussion, “hands-on” exercises, and the opportunity to build the foundation for a significantly enhanced marketing plan and ongoing capability.
Led by: WILLIAM K. AULET Senior Lecturer, MIT Sloan School of Management, & Entrepreneur-in-Residence, MIT Entrepreneurship Center, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA
AND
KENNETH P. MORSE Senior Lecturer & Managing Director, MIT Entrepreneurship Center, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA & Chair in Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Competitiveness, Delft Technical University, Delft, The Netherlands
This course is designed to teach entrepreneurs, CEOs and their executive management teams to become much more effective in creating an outward oriented company that focuses on understanding and continually meeting the needs of its customers in a mutually beneficial and sustainable manner.
The workshop will assist new and experienced entrepreneurs and their management teams to think about their business differently and enhance their company’s plans, capabilities and culture by challenging them in ways they may not have been doing in the past.
The workshop is highly interactive and features case studies of fast growing companies as well as many first hand examples of young, ambitious companies similar to those attending the workshop.
There will also be “live” exercises, applying the concepts presented to the participant’s business with real time feedback.
For further details contact andrew.mitchell@ed.ac.uk Tel: 0779 311 1386
Please go to www.informatics-ventures.com/applymarketing and complete the Application Form.
The Informatics Ventures Team will contact you to confirm your place.
Wireless - The pulse behind eHealth

Nov 08 20 Start: 09:00 End: 14:00

With ICT being at the heart of the recent Governments 2008-2011 eHealth strategy, it is understood that the convergence of wireless and mobile technology could significantly create new platforms that will support the next generation of eHealth applications.
Ambitious companies seeking to exploit these new opportunities are invited to this Wireless Innovation seminar to meet and listen to a group of leading analysts, partners and innovators who will present their biggest predictions and expectations for this sector.
If you would like to attend this event or receive more information please email forums@innovationcentre.org
IEEE Digital Communications KTN SEMINAR (internal event)

Nov 08 24 Start: 15:30 End: 19:00

The Digital Communications Knowledge Transfer Network (http://www.dcktn.org.uk/) has been established by an industry-led group of leading players, with funding from the Technology Strategy Board. It seeks to bring competitive advantage to the UK by promoting collaboration and knowledge sharing between the users and providers of Digital Communications, and helping to drive innovation in the sector.
In addition, Dr Jim Rautio, a leading expert on James Clerk Maxwell, of Maxwell’s Equations Fame, will present a highly informative talk on "From Maxwell to Generation of Dark Light by Electricity”. This will be followed by a brief introduction to the Centre for excellence on Signal and Image Processing at Strathclyde. The Meeting offers a useful opportunity to meet Dr Terman and learn of recent developments in the IEEE, UK Communications, and on Signal and Image Processing at Strathclyde.
The Programme for the event is as follows:
15.30-16.00 Registration
16.00-16.05 Introduction -Tariq Durrani
16.05-16.30 New Directions at IEEE - Lew Terman President IEEE
16.30-16.50 Digital Communications KTN - Philip Hargrave CEO & Network Director DC-KTN
16.50-17.10 From Maxwell to Generation of Dark Light by Electricity - Jim Rautio
17.10-17.20 Centre of excellence on Signal Image Processing - Tariq Durrani
17.20-17.45 Discussion
17.45-19.00 Reception and Networking.
As space is limited, it is advisable to you register your interests early, and no later than 17 November 2008.
To register please contact: Sheila Forbes Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering University of Strathclyde s.forbes@eee.strath.ac.uk
China: Understanding the Opportunities (internal event)

Nov 08 25 Start: 10:00 End: 15:30
Doing Business in China Briefing

Book the Date: Nov 25th 2008
Location: Strathclyde Hilton Hotel

Mainland China’s manufacturing capability and demand for consumer products is growing fast. It will soon become the world’s largest manufacturer and consumer of electronic goods and components. One third of the trade routes through Hong Kong. This event provides a briefing on how to develop new business in China and brings insight from companies with significant sales in the region. Critical issues, such as IP protection, are also covered.

Agenda
10:00 Arrival & Coffee
10:30 Introduction Derek Boyd, Chief Executive, NMI
10:45 Hong Kong: The Gateway to Growing Your Business in China Simon Tsang, Senior Manager, Technology, InvestHK
11:20 Hong Kong Science Park, The R&D Platform for your High-Tech Business in China Kevin Koo, Senior Manager, Electronics,Hong Kong Science & Technology Parks
12:00 IP Protection Tim Hargreaves, Marks & Clerk
12:30 Lunch & Networking
13:30 Case Study 1, Alistair Banham, EVP Sales, Wolfson Microelectronics
14:00 Case Study 2, Nina Ni, Sales Director AP, Semefab
14:30 Coffee & Networking
15:30 Close

To register for this event please email adminsupport@nmi.org.uk or call 01506 401210
Venue Hilton Strathclyde hotel Phoenix Crescent Strathclyde, North Lanarkshire, Bellshill ML4 3JQ,
01698 395500 http://beta.hilton.co.uk/strathclyde

About NMI NMI is the Trade Association for the microelectronics industry in the UK and Ireland. Our mission is to build and support a strong semiconductor community and act as facilitator and catalyst for sector development. We are a not-for-profit organisation funded by our members who include fabless semiconductor companies, intellectual property providers, contract design services, integrated device manufacturers, semiconductor manufacturers, vendors, service providers,research and academic institutions as well as a wider stakeholder community.

Please see http://www.nmi.org.uk/about/current_members.htm for a list of members See www.nmi.org.uk and click on events for full schedule and latest information
IP Lunchtime Seminars - Licensing Software

Nov 08 26 Start: 12:00 End: 14:00

The fourth in our series, Maclay, Murray and Spens will deliver a seminar on Licensing Software.
We all know there are lots of developments in the field of software licensing, from ASP and other models stretching traditional boundaries through to the prevalence of open source. This workshop will focus on how to deal with these changes.
If you would like to attend this event or receive more information please email forums@innovationcentre.org
Support for Innovation & Technology Businesses

Nov 08 27 Start: 09:00 End: 14:00

A selection of public and private organisations will be on site to present and explain the range of services and support available to new companies in Scotland.
The day will be a mixture of workshops, displays, seminars and one-to-one sessions providing an ideal opportunity for companies to meet the key organisations that can help them grow their company.
If you would like to attend this event or receive more information please email albaforums@innovationcentre.org
Scottish Software Awards 2008

Nov 08 28 Start: 19:00 End: 23:00

The Scottish Software Awards 2008 evening award ceremony will take place once again in the modern and relaxing surroundings of the RadissonSAS Glasgow on Friday 28th November 2008 where eight of the industry’s most innovative companies will be recognised at our evening awards ceremony.
Guests will be welcomed by a drinks reception with the opportunity to network with the industry’s most innovative companies and sector leaders.
The awards dinner, keynote address and awards presentation will follow with additional opportunity for winners to celebrate and network with the industry's finest at the end of the evening.
All entrants automatically qualify for 2 FREE tickets to the awards dinner. If you would like to make it a company/team evening (and reward those who have contributed to your success over the year) or invite someone else to the awards, additional tickets are available to entrants at a 20% discount rate of £40.00.
Tickets are also available to non-entrant companies to attend this year's event, there is a small charge of £50.00 + VAT per person - a small price to pay for the opportunity to network with influential leaders of the Scottish software sector!
To register your attendance or indeed request any tickets for the Scottish Software Awards 2008 evening award ceremony and dinner, simply email gareth@straightlinepublishing.com.
We look forward to seeing you on the 28th November! www.scottishsoftwareawards.co.uk
Automotive Briefing (internal event)

Dec 08 3 Start: 08:45 End: 13:45

Automotive Briefing

Wednesday 3rd December 2008
LOCATION: Glasgow Science Centre, 50 Pacific Quay, Glasgow G51 1EA

KEY NOTE: Robin Paling (Freescale Semiconductor): Advanced Automotive control systems

This Briefing will provide an Introduction to Automotive Electronics and the opportunity to learn about some of the Challenges and Opportunities that exist in this global market from our Industrial and Academic experts.

AGENDA

08:45 Registration and Refreshments
09:30 Opening address and welcome to Glasgow Science Centre Kirk Ramsay, GSC
09:35 Welcome & Introduction Paul Jarvie, NMI
09:40 Key Note: Advanced Automotive control systems Robin Paling, Freescale Semiconductor
10:40 Coffee Break (Vehicle Exhibition Hall)
11:10 Meeting the challenges of high efficiency power electronics in Hybrid Automotive applications PA Mawby, University of Warwick
11:45 Electric vehicle drivetrain development Richard Beardmore, Zytek Automotive
12:20 Buffet Lunch & Networking (Vehicle Exhibition Hall)
13:45 Event Close

CONTACT If you would like to register for this event please contact adminsupport@nmi.org.uk ,or contact us on +44 (0) 1506 401210

If you would like more information about Sponsorship or Table Top availability at this event please contact Paul Jarvie on paul.jarvie@nmi.org.uk DDI: +44 (0) 7739427766
Content Coffee Morning

Dec 08 4 Start: 10:00 End: 12:30

Driven by consolidating technology advances and changing consumer behaviours, the content coffee morning event is focussed on examining the new business models for content companies as technologies converge across industries.
Starting from the Mobile phone, the creation of content optimized for multi platforms is essential, however how do you make money from the content you provide?
Wireless Innovation brings together an exclusive group of Content Buyers, Portal Managers, Entrepreneurs and thought leaders who will discuss and debate the Market needs and opportunities.
If you would like to attend this event or receive more information please email forums@innovationcentre.org
Meet Freescale - 5th December 2008

Dec 08 5 Start: 09:15 End: 13:00

Freescale Semiconductor, a global leader in semiconductor solutions with marketing and engineering teams in East Kilbride, Scotland, invites you to a “Meet Freescale” event on 5th December 2008. We will present our current and next-generation developments for the automotive, industrial and telecommunications industries.
You will have the opportunity to meet with Freescale's technology experts, see demonstrators in action, tour our lab facilities and network with other leading technology companies. Our Industrial team will present the latest developments for Industrial Ethernet, ZigBee®, 802.15.4 Wireless 2.4 GHz, building control solutions, sensors and advanced motor control solutions. Our Automotive team will present Freescale's 'concept car,’ showcasing the latest control technologies demonstrating our drive for efficiency and safety. A range of body applications and engine control will be exhibited, as well as in-car entertainment and instrument cluster.
In Telecommunications, our Networking team will present solutions for the latest broadband wireless technologies in LTE and WIMAX, multi-core processor environments, voice and video processing and ATCA (Advanced Telecommunications Communications Architecture). The event will be hosted by Steve Wainwright, General Manager & Vice President of Freescale's operations in Europe, the Middle East and Africa. We look forward to exploring opportunities for technical and business development when we welcome you to “Meet Freescale” on 5th December. This is a free seminar. The venue is easily accessible using low budget airlines from 3 of Scotland’s major airports - Glasgow, Prestwick and Edinburgh.
To register or find out more, please follow the link below ASAP as spaces are limited.
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
Event: Meet Freescale Semiconductor
Where: East Kilbride, Scotland
When: 5th December 2008
Time: Registration from 9.15 am Event runs from 10.00am to 13.00 p.m.
Complimentary refreshments and buffet lunch will be provided. The Freescale Team.

Events in 2008-01-01 00:00:00

Morning Seminar

Afternoon Workshops

IPD/g2BS Joint Scottish FM Event (internal event)

IEEE Digital Communications KTN SEMINAR (internal event)

China: Understanding the Opportunities (internal event)

Automotive Briefing (internal event)