NEW FOR 2013

•  Multi speaker business model and technology streams
•  30+ Operator Case Studies
•  Extended networking breaks and large scale exhibition
•  In partnership with the Wi-Fi Alliance
•  Retail and transport user case studies
•  Focus on WiFi Roaming
•  Free Wi-Fi and Social Wi-Fi business models
•  Live event survey – have your say and take part in a live interactive industry survey to find out what the industry really thinks of the future for Wifi
•  Evening networking flight on the London Eye

Reasons to attend

•   Innovative new case studies from those pushing the boundaries of public Wi-Fi deployments
•  Tailor your conference experience to your needs: mix & match from the Business stream and Technology stream
•  BEYOND OFFLOAD: featuring case studies from retail,transport, enterprise and social & public Wi-Fi
•  Keep up to speed on the latest start up technologies with our Innovation Accelerator
•  Gain a better understanding of how the WiFiecosystem fits together and where business opportunity lies for your organisation

The WiFi World Summit will attract representatives from the ENTIRE WiFi ecosystem, ensuring a focused and comprehensive agenda with relevant and interested senior level delegates. With speakers from fixed line, mobile, MVNO, and hotspot operators in addition to associations, WISP’s and vendors, the WiFi World Summit is an event positioned at the heart of the WiFi community.

WIFI WORLD SUMMIT NETWORKING FLIGHT ON THE LONDON EYE

25TH SEPTEMBER 2013

To mark the end of day one at the Wifi World Summit and to take advantage of our central London location, join us on the iconic London Eye for an exclusive champagne networking reception. 

The EDF Energy London Eye is the world’s tallest cantilevered observation wheel. It is a feat in modern design and engineering, both beautiful to look at and look from. It provides Londoners and visitors alike the best introduction to the city of London and its many celebrated landmarks. The London Eye is 135 meters (443 ft) high and weighs 2,100 tonnes. There are 32 fully enclosed, motorised glass capsules and one rotation lasts 30 minutes. The wheel moves at 0.26 metres per second. The London Eye opened in March 2000 and welcomes between 3.5 and 4 million guests each year and is a high profile visitor attraction and an icon for modern Britain.