The European Commission is demanding that more government services be made available online throughout Europe and is calling for
increased interoperability between systems and increased levels of digital inclusion for all citizens.
Cable Next-Gen Europe - Chasing the 5G Future
Date
06 Nov 2018
Address
Radisson Blu Portman Hotel
22 Portman Square
London
BelgiumSection
InfoSociety
Innovation & Enterprise
Event Location
United Kingdom
Event Description
Bringing together Cable and Video experts from Liberty Global, Vodafone, Com Hem and more to discuss opportunities and challenges facing the European cable industry.
Cable Next-Gen Europe is a one-day Light Reading event that focuses on the opportunities and challenges facing European cable operators, fosters a dialogue about what the industry’s next steps should be, and offers technology roadmaps and business cases for the critical next few years.
This conference provides a comprehensive, big-picture view of cable’s efforts to develop, deploy and monetize new technologies, platforms, products, services, features and applications.
Event Host:
Alan Breznick - Cable/Video Practice Leader Light Reading
Light Reading Cable/Video Practice Leader Alan Breznick directs Light Reading’s coverage of the cable, video, and broadband technology markets. Also a contributing analyst for Heavy Reading, Alan has tracked the cable, video and broadband space since 1993. He also hosts our annual Cable Next-Gen Technologies & Strategies and Future of Cable Business Services events in the U.S., as well as our breakfast forums at other industry events.
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