Don’t Miss SCTE’s Sixth Balkan Broadband Conference and Exhibition in October
HERTFORDSHIRE, UK — 21 May 2014 — SCTE™, the Society for Broadband Professionals, will host the sixth Balkan Broadband conference and exhibition on 2 October 2014 at the Holiday Inn in Belgrade, Serbia. The conference is free to attend for all professionals working in the broadband industry. Registration is currently available at http://bit.ly/PPl1fu. During the event, attendees will have access to top-level keynote presentations and technology demonstrations.
The SCTE Balkan Broadband conference and exhibition is being hosted in cooperation with PUKOS (Business Association of Cable Operators of Serbia) and supported by SEEBC (South East Europe Broadband Council). The schedule includes a morning conference with keynote presentations from high-level officials and Balkan cable operators on broadband operations and strategy. Following lunch, attendees can learn about innovative new technologies from the leading vendors in the broadband and cable industry.
“The SCTE has developed a strong presence in the Balkans, with more than 400 visitors and 30 exhibitors attending our 2012 conference and exhibition in Serbia. We look forward to bringing quality training and networking to the region in October,” said Dr. Roger Blakeway, President, SCTE.
The SCTE has negotiated special introductory reduced rates at The Holiday Inn hotel for delegates, exhibitors, and sponsors. The Holiday Inn is a 4-star landmark hotel next to the BELEXPO Convention Centre in the heart of New Belgrade (10-minute drive from the centre of the Serbian capital and a 15-minute drive from Nikola Tesla airport). There are also a range of sponsorship and stand packages available for manufacturers and operators looking to take part in this exciting industry event.
More information about the SCTE’s 2014 Balkan Broadband conference and exhibition can be found at http://bit.ly/PPl1fu.
About SCTE (www.theSCTE.eu)
Founded in 1945, the SCTE is a Learned Society and non-profit making organisation whose aim is to raise the standard of broadband engineering in the telecommunications industry. The Society particularly concerns itself with the training and career advancement of technical professionals in the field
