As the largest Unified Communications and Collaboration event in Europe, UC EXPO is a mecca of inspiration and excitement for those in the UC industry who want to get a head-start on innovation. If you're looking for insights into some of the latest and greatest technology on the market, or you simply want to learn something new about upcoming trends, you're sure to get the best education at this fantastic conference.
Recently, UC EXPO announced that it would be coming back to the stage in 2018, this time with a newly revitalised focus on smart collaboration within private and public-sector businesses. The conference will hone in on how smarter practices in collaboration could enable modern organisations to evolve into stronger workplaces.
What to Expect from the Upcoming Event
The UC EXPO event for 2018 is all set to take place between the 16th and 17th of May at the ExCeL centre in London. Early announcements suggest that the conference will be looking at all the different aspects of communication technology which might allow smarter workplace environments and provide a more "connected" business space.
The event will be composed of two days of industry presentations, exciting debates, and seminars from industry leaders around the world, along with access to more than 100 exhibitors from some of the biggest brands in the world. You're sure to find plenty of things to discuss at this hub of technical advancements. What's more, the UC EXPO will also be featuring speeches and keynotes from leading voices throughout the UC&C network, including:
- Principal Solutions Architect for Modality Systems, Tom Arbuthnot
- CEO and Founder of Flock: Bhavin Turakhia
- VP of Skype for Business with Voss Solutions, Christopher Martini
- Worldwide Lead and Technical Developer at Amazon Web Services, Ian Massingham
- Principal Analyst and President of COMMfusion, Blair Pleasant
- Head of Consumer Insights for BT Global Services, Dr. Nicola Millard
- Head of Consumer Transformation for Google, Kim Wylie
The Theme for Clever Collaboration
According to the Portfolio director for UC EXPO, Bradley Malue-Ffinch, as new work habits continue to transform the way we do business, it's time to think about how the office environment can become a more collaborative place. Generational changes have meant that many employees now expect to get involved with greater opportunities for flexible working, and chances to play with the latest technology too.
