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==What events would you like to see in the future?== Please login and post suggestions on this page! Please feel free to add to or modify the ideas already on the page. In the spirit of "there's no such thing as a bad idea" please don't delete ideas. ===Politics=== * "Politicians challenge IT! Can the IT industry deliver anything other than grief and over-run?" [Philip Virgo and Lucy] * "Why should any-one trust an on-line system/identity and why should government care if they do not?" [Philip Virgo and Lucy] * "Is the Internet socially inclusive or divisive?" [Philip Virgo and Lucy] * "Inclusion by Design – disability, new technology" - Martha Lane Fox? [Geoffrey McMullen] ===Innovation=== * Futurology -- What will be the big tech idea(s) of 2020? 2030? What is the expected evolution of the big tech trends of the present day (e.g. social networking, nanotechnology, renewable energy, energy efficiency, mobile communications, cloud computing)? Who might be some good speakers for this? * One excellent speaker is Ian Pearson (Futurologist). He gave an exciting lecture to BCS last year. Well recommended. * "What Has IT Ever Done For Us?" [Simon Maddison and Phil Sayer] * Prof Sir Michael Brodie [Mike Evans] * Clive Hilton, via Charles Ross/Susan Greenfield [Mike Evans] ===Privacy & Security & Health=== * BCS DIODE Ethics with Ian Harris [Michael Mainelli] * "EMF Dangers" – Andrew Goldsworthy [Stephen Aitken] ===Education=== * [?] ===Business & Finance=== * Comparative innovation in major markets (e.g. UK, Europe, US, China, Japan, etc), with speakers from tech businesses in 2 or 3 different markets * "Why Do We Think Everything From China Is Cheap And Cheerful" - Faisal Islam [Michael Mainelli] * "Resolving the Paradoxes of Implementing Innovative IT" – Martin Rice, CEO of Erudine, Merlin, the Earl of Errol, Dr Paul Stevens, ex CIO of Glaxo Smith Kline [John Riley] *"Technology Finance Night" - reprise round robin with Angus Milne and some of his technology start-ups from Beer & Partners [Michael Mainelli] ===Wild Card=== * Impact of energy security on Western Industrial economies - to include coverage of peak oil, substitutes for fossil fuels and the impact on complexity, technology, supply chains etc. Particularly relevant through to 2020, 2030 and perhaps a necessary antidote to the paradigms and assumptions taken for granted in "futurology"? Jeremy Leggett may be an interesting and interested speaker [http://www.jeremyleggett.net jeremylegget.net]. * The Web of tomorrow? - Sir Tim Berners-Lee?

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