Event

Wireless mobility event

This event took place on 27 February 2019

Wednesday

09:30-16:15

Venue:

Conference Centre and Hotel
Aston Street
Aston University Campus
Birmingham
B4 7ET
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About

Is your organisation lagging behind in wireless technologies? Or are you at the bleeding edge? It’s important to know, because quality of connectivity is an increasingly important factor in the competition for the best students.

This is why Jisc is launching a ‘wireless census’ in January 2019 and asking you all to spend a few minutes giving some basic information on the wireless facilities at your campuses. We aim to get a ‘snapshot’ of the state of wireless networking across UK academia, and to share the results with you. We’ll also use the data to shape our future programme of service development to best match your needs.

The best way for us to share the data we gather is as part this dedicated event where we can present and discuss the trends with you. We’re inviting you to join us to look at the census results, alongside a short programme of technical talks and case studies, and the opportunity to network with your colleagues in wireless tech across the sector.

Places are limited, so please register as soon as possible.

Programme

Wednesday 27 February

  1. Registration and refreshments

  2. Introduction

  3. Census results

  4. Break

  5. Break out session: discussing census results

  6. Lunch

  7. Case study: Kingston University

    Speakers:

  8. Enabling the "home from home" student experience without compromising security

    Speaker: Simon Mallows, St John’s College, University of Cambridge

    Courtesy of KHIPU.

  9. Break

  10. Getting the best from wireless devices on your WLAN

    Speaker: Jason Tyler, courtesy of Cisco.

  11. Summary from break out session and closing comments

Who should attend

The event will be pitched to be of interest to technical staff and management involved in the provision of mobile connectivity.

Contact

For more information contact Mark O'Leary (mark.o'leary@jisc.ac.uk).