Paul Adams, Nokia (00:13):
We've got a great agenda for you. We're going to be joined by customers. We're going to be joined by somebody from NVIDIA. We've also got Ray Le Maistre with us from TelecomTV, who's going to give us some of his opinions alongside John Harrington, who's the Head of Nokia in Europe.

Richard Petrie, LINX (00:31):
These days, as much as it's about getting an update from Nokia, it's more about hearing from the rest of the industry. So the panel sessions, the discussions, the chats around lunch and in the networking areas — they're the key bits that we really get the benefit out of. Hearing from my peers, hearing about the challenges across the industry, and being able to have an open discussion about what the next three, four, five years holds.

Anna Gobeo, ChannelServe Ltd (00:54):
Companies like Nokia are working towards educating people, and I think educating is critical at this stage of the game. How is it going to evolve? What does that actually mean? Multiple industries across all the boards. Nokia has got their hand in a lot of different things, so it's going to be interesting to see how it develops.

Karl Harvard, Era4 (01:13):
There's always solid conversations that happen at events like this. I was here last year as well. Twelve months on from that last event, all sorts of business relationships have struck up, and we've been able to help customers deliver their own AI solutions. So these types of events are invaluable.

Alex Green, Intec Micros (01:31):
It's been really useful. It's also interesting to see the scope of everything and how widespread Nokia's technology actually is across all the different use cases.

Vikash Nagar, Nokia (01:39):
The main objective of this kind of technology day is all about driving the industry and the conversation further — accelerating into autonomous networks, into innovative thinking about how we can move products and services faster and help our customers. It's a great event to be at.