MuniWireless

Newton Marriott ‚Äö?Ñ?¨ Newton, Massachusetts

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS POSTED HERE

No longer are municipalities debating whether to deploy public wireless as part of their broadband strategies; today, it’s all about how to turn those plans into wireless initiatives that deliver real value. This conference — the second in MuniWireless’ 2007 conference program ‚Äö?Ñ?¨ focuses on how to make ideas and strategies immediately actionable.

Register today for MuniWireless07: New England, and learn what communities in New England, throughout the country and around the world are already doing to make public wireless networks a reality. Our expert-led sessions combine high-level insight with nitty-gritty attention to details to help municipalities, service providers, systems integrators and technology vendors collaborate more effectively on wireless networks for the public good.

Conference Highlights:

• CIO Panel
• Real-world case studies of municipal wireless in action
• Digital Inclusion workshop
• Technical trends in WiMax, WiFi and security
• Transformative Applications, including Public Safety, Voice over WiFi and Education
• Service Provider workshops
• Funding strategies
• Hands-on workshop for VARs and systems integrators
• Keynote addresses from elected officials, municipal IT and major industry players
• Findings from new MuniWireless market research

Confirmed Speakers:

• Jim Baller, Senior Principal, Baller Herbst Law Group
• Sharon Cates-Williams, CIO of Suffolk County, New York
• Stephen Conley, Director of IT, Boston Red Sox
• John Cureton, Principal, UHP Wireless Networks
• Jim Daniell, OpenAir Boston
• Bill Davis, CIO, Bridgewater (Mass.) State College
• Karl Edwards, President, Excelsio Communications
• Sharon E. Gillett, Head of the Department of Telecommunications and Cable, State of Massachusetts
• Mary Hart, CIO, City of Cambridge
• Charles Hewitt, CIO, City of Providence, Rhode Island
• Stephen Howe, V.P. of. Corporate Strategy, EarthLink Municipal Networks
• Jim McKenna, CEO, Red Zone Wireless
• Michael Merrill, Selectman, Town of Brookline, Massachusetts
• Carl Nerup, executive director, business development, emerging services, AT&T
• Bill Oates, CIO, City of Boston
• Pam Reeve, CEO, OpenairBoston
• Cole Reinwand, VP Product Strategy and Marketing, EarthLink Municipal Networks
• Anthony Rodrigues, CIO, City of Malden, Mass
• Donna Sorgi, Assistant Corporation Counsel, City of Boston
• Richard Thompson, CIO, State of Maine
• Stefan Weitz, Director of Planning for MSN, Microsoft Corp.
• Brian Worobey, VP information systems, Boston Museum of Science
• …and, of course, Esme Vos, founder, MuniWireless.com