Book your exhibition space today for the May/June 2014 Conference...

Preparations for the 2014 Device Developers' Conference are going well. We have finalised four venues across the UK and we are bringing together an informative and productive agenda for senior embedded engineers, computer professionals and electronics developers. Exhibition space at each venue will be limited, so we recommend that you book early if you wish to be a part of this event.

  • A Dedicated Embedded Systems Conference for Scotland
  • 10 Reasons to be a part of the Device Developers' Conference
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Bristol - Cambridge - Manchester (Cheadle) - Scotland (Uphall)

A Dedicated Embedded Systems Conference for Scotland
 After the success of last year's Conference, several sponsors requested that we explore running an additional event in Scotland. After much consideration and a fact finding mission to the North, we have finalised details for such a Conference.



We have chosen to run the Scottish event on 5th June 2014, to be located at Uphall which enables easy access from both Glasgow and Edinburgh as well as other industrial hubs in this region. It is a beautiful venue in a great location, and promises an excellent experience for exhibitors and delegates alike.

Over the coming months we plan to link up with regional development agencies in Scotland and similar organisations to ensure that engineers in this region are fully aware of this new event. We will keep you posted.


10 Reasons to be a part of the Device Developers' Conference

* This event is a Conference – we think that a Conference format offers better value to engineers than the alternative shows/exhibitions, and therefore it attracts serious developers and real decision makers. We also think that engineers and developers find it easier to gain permission for a focused Conference of this type. Once again, the format of the event will include a series of 1/2-day workshops, an agenda of technical presentations and a vendor exhibition.

* Co-Located - The 2014 event will be co-located with the "Reliable Software Developers' Conference" – This will help us attract senior embedded and realtime software developers working on higher value projects. http://www.rsd-conference.co.uk



* Four locations – having four locations enables busy engineers to take time out to attend the event. With a choice of four locations, it reduces their travel costs and reduces their time away from their office. For some, it will also help avoid diary conflicts. Having four locations also helps us to maximise the benefits of the advertising and promotional effort that we put into this event and offers sponsors and exhibitors maximum exposure to potential new clients and projects.

* Advertising/PR - As before, this event will be well promoted, with advertisements in leading industry magazines, a PR campaign and a direct e-mail campaign throughout January – May, ensuring maximum awareness of the two events. We will not just take your booking and then hope for the best.

* Website - The Device Developers' Conference website is now a leading website for UK engineers looking for embedded systems and realtime software resources. You will see that we work hard to present an informative website and one that reflects the support of all of our sponsors. We keep this website live, even after the event – so that the sponsoring companies continue to benefit from the forward links to their own websites. To visit the 2013 website http://www.device-developer-conference-2013.co.uk



* Agenda - We select the workshops and presentation topics carefully, in order to create a diverse and productive agenda for serious engineers and software professionals.  We ensure that the event has a technical focus and delivers a quality experience for exhibitors and delegates alike.

* Well Organised - The Device Developers’ Conference organisers have a track record of delivering a well organised and well structured event. Whether it's the ease of communication in the run up to the event, or the hands-on event management on the day, you can be sure that this event will be shaped to suit the needs of the industry and managed to deliver the best possible experience.



* Carefully Chosen Venues – We intentionally choose smaller, friendly hotel style conference venues, as these tend to offer a more relaxed and more business like environment. We consider that this enables engineers and developers to be more receptive to ideas/information and more communicative.

* Cost Effective – The Device Developers’ Conference is designed and structured to be as cost-effective as possible, giving exhibitors and sponsors the maximum opportunity to discover new projects and opportunities for a realistic outlay.  The event is free to delegates (except for the half-day workshops), with lunch and refreshments provided.



* It is a fun, enjoyable and productive event – we try hard to ensure that The Device Developers’ Conference is an enjoyable day. At each venue we aim to create a friendly and co-operative community where engineers, developers and vendors can develop productive future relationships.

 

You can provisionally book your space today, and we'll be happy to receive final confirmation during December and January. We fully understand the complexities of budget approval and concerns regarding an uncertain economy, but are are equally keen to push on and create  a great event for the industry.

Visit device-developer-conference.co.uk for more information

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