NEDA CONFERENCE PREVIEW Food For thought Here’s a taste of what’s on the agenda at the conference
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PopularMechanicsmagazine’s Glenn Derene
The era of pervasive computing is shaping the way people think about and buy technology. The gadgets we interact with on a minute-by-minute basis are undergoing dramatic technological shifts. At the 2010 NEDA executive conference, Glenn Derene, senior editor of Popular Mechanics magazine, will discuss the latest technology trends, exploring a future where intelligence is embedded in everything we use, as well as discussing the upshot of these trends for the electronics industry.
The 2010 conference will feature a
host of speakers fromindustry, government and academia all of whomwill focus on the impact of technology as it continues to shape our industry, the economy and the environment. The event, which is described as a premier industry meeting, will be held at the Intercontinental Chicago O’Hare Hotel October 17 to 19, 2010.
This is a new location for the
conference, which combines airport convenience with luxury accommodation. Discounted hotel rates are available and guaranteed through September 24th.
678-393-9990
www.nedassoc.org
NEDA Executive Conference
Competing for the Future: Are You Ready Today for Tomorrow?
Oct. 17-19, 2010
InterContinental Chicago O’Hare
Renowned industry and government experts sharing economic news and strategic content: • Francois Calvarin, Souriau • Glenn Derene, Popular Mechanics Magazine • Paul Kasriel, The Northern Trust Company • Stephen Kaufman, Harvard Business School • Ali Sebt, Renesas Electronics America
Register your team for this premier conference:
www.formdesk.com/neda/ execconf
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