craig mathias
Principal

Interop New York Starts Wednesday

Opinion
Oct 18, 20102 mins

I'm once again very pleased to have the opportunity to Chair the Wireless and Mobility Track at this annual enterprise-focused event. We've got sessions on all of the important topics in wireless and mobile, and a special discount code is available. I hope you can stop by.

I think I mentioned this before, but I hope you can attend Inteorp New York this coming week. Yes, I know there are a lot of events these days, but I’ve been on the Interop Advisory Board for a long time and I’m particularly proud to once again be associated with this conference. Check out the Wireless and Mobility Track – we’ve worked really hard on this one (and I personally think it shows), and we’re covering all of the hot topics in wireless. We have some great speakers to ensure a lively sales-pitch-free discussion, and evey session has time reserved for questions from the audience. If you’re in any way involved with planning, operations, mangement, or a user who depends upon mobility, I think you’ll find Interop New York interesting and informative. I’d absolutely want to be there if I weren’t already involved in putting this conference together.

There’s a special discount code available that will get you either free Expo (exhibit hall/show floor) admission or 20% off the conference, which also includes the Expo. Just enter CNSCNY23 at the registration page and you’re all set.

I’ll be in New York for the entire event, Wednesday through Friday. See you there!

craig mathias

Craig J. Mathias is a principal with Farpoint Group, an advisory firm specializing in wireless networking and mobile computing. Founded in 1991, Farpoint Group works with technology developers, manufacturers, carriers and operators, enterprises, and the financial community. Craig is an internationally-recognized industry and technology analyst, consultant, conference speaker, author, columnist, and blogger. He regularly writes for Network World, CIO.com, and TechTarget. Craig holds an Sc.B. degree in Computer Science from Brown University, and is a member of the Society of Sigma Xi and the IEEE.

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