Join Green Telecom at the CommsDay Melbourne Congress

The CommsDay Melbourne Congress, co-organised by CommsDay and Green Telecom, and featuring a full day of speakers on sustainable telecoms practices, climate change opportunities and green infrastructure solutions, will be held on 30 Sept – 01 October at the Langham Hotel, Southbank. Sponsored by industry leaders, including Huawei Technologies, Alcatel-Lucent, Hatteras Networks, Juniper Networks, BearingPoint, and Kordia, the Congress is Melbourne’s top telecoms event, and features 40 telecoms experts over two content packed days.

Check out the full program and registered as a delegate here

30 Sept: Broadband Futures – As Australian broadband enters the high-octane age, Day One of the Congress aims to provide a platform for provocative discussion on the challenges and opportunities for the industry. Featuring a list of industry leaders, including Kate McKenzie, MD of Telstra Wholesale, Art Price, CEO Axia NetMedia and Concept Economics chairman Dr Henry Ergas, Broadband Futures will cover the public debate on the country’s NBN plans, future technologies in fixed, mobile and wireless broadband, government regulation and policy in the NBN age, as well as emerging business and service opportunities for the industry.

01 Oct: Green Telecom: Day Two of the Congress will focus on the challenges and opportunities for the telecommunications industry as the impact of climate change becomes ever more evident in public policy and business decision making. In light of the Australian government’s proposed carbon ‘cap and trade’ scheme, what does the telecoms industry need to do to match the expectation of the government, their customers, shareholders, employees? More importantly, what opportunities will be on offered as corporations look to reduce carbon intensive activities with digital networks and applications? Join leading experts from Telstra, BT, BearingPoint, Ochre Services, Alcatel-Lucent, Cisco, Nortel, Brocade, Macquarie Telecom, Metronode, Sun, Nokia Siemens Networks, Huawei, Mallesons Stephen Jaques, KPMG, M2 Telecommunications, Tandberg and Ericsson.

For more information, please feel free to contact me on: tony@commsdaymail.com

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