Tag Archive: Tech Industry Conferences

Behind the scenes at NXTcomm 08 – largest telecommunications show in the US

Steve Bell at Nxtcom 08 Monday June 16 2008
Steve Bell at Nxtcom 08 Monday June 16 2008

I arrived a day early at the NXTcomm 2008 show , formerly known as Supercomm and now merged or operated in concert with several other telecom and wireless shows – including Infocomm, Broadband Wireless World, and Light Readings’ Wireless Conference – making it the largest telecom show held in the United States.

nxtcom 08 under construction
nxtcom 08 under construction

NXTComm was moved from Chicago to Vegas this year, to take advantage of Vegas larger convention facilities and to attract silicon valley types like myself.

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SharePoint from my iPhone! – now here is a killer app for mobile computing

Full-blown (not "/m", DOS-style) Sharepoint running on the iPhone

Full-blown (not "/m", DOS-style) Sharepoint running on the iPhone

I will be debating what kind of software applications are likely to be driving the mobile computing market with  some colleagues from the industry next week in Las Vegas at the NxtCom 08 conference.  While I was attending a different conference this week in Silicon Valley, i accidentally discovered a killer mobile productivity app:  running SharePoint sites from my iPhone.

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Steve to debate next-generation Mobile Computing Apps at NxTComm 08 in Las Vegas

Steve Bell wil speak as part of a debate 1PM Thu June 19 in the Las Vegas Convention Center at the Broadband Wireless World / NxTComm 08 conference, co-sponsored by Light Reading, on the topic “New Data Applications in the Wireless Network”.  He’ll be addressing which classes of mobile computing applications are likely to be the most heavily used and successful in next-generation computing devices from (amongst others) Palm, Research in Motion, Apple’s now-open iPhone platform, and of course Google’s “Android” open mobile OS.  The panel will debate which applications are likely to drive growth, and the bandwidth demands they are likely to place upon network operators.

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Consumer Electronics Show (CES) Las Vegas 2008

All of the high volume consumer electronics markets & technology are on display at the 2008 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas. This year, confirmed attendance was on record to match the second peak attendance day.

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Networld+Interop Las Vegas, April 29-May 1 2008

We were in Las Vegas last week for the Interop Telecommunications and Software trade show. We’ll be posting a photo report and commentary, later in the week of May 26 as our content moves over from the old site. [click photos, left for full-screen detail image]

Steve visits with a Polycom product manager while being beamed via video conference from the show floor at the Mandalay Bay conference center, to New York City Tuesday morning April 29 2008.

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WiMax WCA Panel Session at Von.x conference, San Jose

{mosimage}The topic was timely: the status and future of WiMax, and many of the leading players were represented on the panel, which was skillfully moderated by Seamus McAteer. Seamus came equipped to take on the panel and skewer the hype; but he came away a bit empty-handed.

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WiMax panel at Santa Clara Convention Center, Jan 30 2008

I attended what turned out to be an excellent WiMax panel discussion held at the Technosium 2008 conference today at the Santa Clara Convention Center.

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From the 2008 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas

{mosimage}I was in Las Vegas recently checking out developments in volume consumer electronics markets & technology at the 2008 Consumer Electronics Show (CES). Confirmed attendance on the second (peak attendance) day, reportedly gleaned from airport data, hotel room occupancy levels, and the show-provided stats, was 148,000.

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