UK enterprises already employ a broad range of mobile applications with voice, email, internet access, data communications, SMS and instant messaging the most sought-after mobile applications. This session reviews the trend towards higher numbers of mobile workers, increases in homeworking and the desire of many enterprises to reduce business travel, discusses the key drivers for wireless working, and looks at the latest innovations and potential new services

The mobile web is rapidly overtaking the fixed net. However, making money through mobile applications seems extremely difficult. Mobile is a different paradigm, and will need a new vision on doing business. Brussels is home to a real-world ‘Living Lab’ designed to accelerate and facilitate the development of new, innovative mobile services.

In a world where constant connectivity is a business imperative, enterprises are under increased pressure to deliver wireless access everywhere – no matter how complex the environment. With real life examples and market information, Nath Elmira will discuss how you can achieve seamless connectivity inside and outside the four walls of your organization.

We're now entering Phase 2 of the wireless enterprise through the arrival of the 802.11n standard which will enable businesses to think wireless by default and wired by exception when installing new office and campus networks. This session discussed this network evolution and looks at how enterprises can benefit from this transition to faster 802.11n networks.

This session will look at how wireless technology and individual key products are likely to evolve and launch over the coming year. Particular focus will be on mobile and smart phones and wireless network technologies.

Better accessibility is critical for front-line mobile employees and the easier it is for them to respond quickly to customers and team members the more effective they can be. This session describes how certain features of an IP telephony system, such as the call manager application, softphone, and find me capability, can have a huge impact employee accessibility and productivity.

This session reviews the activity around the development of Web 2.0 applications and the growing use of the web on mobile devices. It assesses the key areas of device and application innovation and looks at the factors which will cause Web 2.0 on mobile devices to become a reality for business users.