CfP Closes Soon

Future Sync
5 min readJan 10, 2020

Welcome to 2020. We hope that it’s been kind to you so far.

Plans for this years Future Sync conference are coming together nicely. Half of our initial speaker lineup has been announced (with a few more on the way soon), we’ve tested the upgraded lunch menu (it’s really tasty) and swag samples are starting to trickle through (we’re going for eco options where possible this year).

The CfP is currently open until the 31st January. We’re looking to put forward a diverse range of speakers with talks in the realms of Software Development, Creative Design and Business Innovation. We’re particularly keen to hear about:

  • Innovative uses of creative technology.
  • How digital technology is shaping your business in the next decade.
  • The coming tech trends we should all be looking at.
  • Video game design / development insights.
  • Cyber security in a business context.

Sessions on any topic which fall under the three track themes are welcome, these are just some ideas. Whether you’re a seasoned speaker or first time talker, it would be awesome to get a proposal from you. The Future Sync audience are a friendly bunch and are sure to greet you with open arms. Need some inspiration? Take a peek at our YouTube channel to view the talks from the previous events.

Submit a proposal

Keep reading to find out a little more about the first three announced speakers, meet our latest sponsor VUALTO as well as catch up with a talk from 2019 about Dataflow Machines and Laser Beams.

Eli Schutze — Monzo

Think Globally, Act Locally on the Web

While about 51% of the world’s websites are in English, only about 25% of web users are English speakers. With half of the world’s population online, internationalisation is as relevant as ever!

Let’s explore how i18n gets made on the web and what we should keep in mind or avoid when making the web more accessible to the world.

Meet Eli

Shodipo Ayomide — Cloudinary

Design from the dimension of open-source

Getting into open-source can be intimidating as a designer. It’s not something that you can just wake up in the morning and start doing if you’ve never been a designer before. From a high level, let’s ‘design’ our first open-source project, complete with quick methodologies, tips, tricks, and some extra bits.

This talk was crafted with the aim of lowering some of the barriers for designers to contribute to open-source, how designers can actually contribute to open-source ‘live-designing’ and providing some direction and resources to help people get started with contributing to design from a realm of open-source.

Meet Shodipo

Natalia Waniczek — Elixel

Technology’s impact on climate change. How to be grateful during the climate emergency?

Let’s talk climate change and how technology is escalating it.

The Great Barrier Reef, Mount Everest, baby kangaroos, clumsy pandas… We have so much to be grateful for. The world around us is magnificent and power is in our hands to make sure that future generations will have as much, if not more, to be grateful for.

Unfortunately, the tech sector produces about 830 million tonnes of carbon dioxide annually, which is about 2% of the global CO2 emissions, the same amount as aviation. According to the UN we only have 11 years left to prevent irreversible damage from climate change.

You will walk out of this talk having learned what the current state of tech’s impact on climate change is, and steps we can take to prevent this from escalating and reduce the carbon footprint.

Meet Natalia

VUALTO — Video orchestration made easy

VUALTO are innovators in next generation workflow integration, orchestration and transport solutions enabling you to make your online video happen.

Accessed via their cloud based VUALTO CONTROL HUB and powered by their open, extensive and customisable API’s, they have a suite of products available for multiple video applications. These include: live (VULIVE) and on demand (VUOD) IP video delivery to any device, instant Live2VOD automation (VUREPLAY), entitlements and enhanced Digital Rights Management (VUDRM) and Player SDK’s (VUPLAY).

VUALTO can design new concepts from scratch, integrate into existing workflows and provide consultancy on achieving the most technically advanced and commercially successful solution. With their extensive knowledge of video and the web, VUALTO develop solutions for broadcasters and content owners globally, across a range of industries: Governments, Media and Entertainment, Telecoms and operators, OTT Service Providers and Sport.

Find out more about VUALTO via their website, Twitter and LinkedIn.

Buy Your Ticket

What do you get with your Future Sync ticket?

  • Entry to the full day conference
  • Over 200 attendees to meet and chat with
  • Access to our exhibition space, where you can try some innovative and interactive demos from the region
  • A sustainably sourced and super tasty lunch
  • Drinks and nibbles during the breaks
  • Entry to the after party to continue the conversation into the evening
  • Plus plenty more…

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All tickets are covered by a no fuss refund and exchange policy.

Video Highlight

Antonia & Paul give a sneak peek at the software powering the displays by Greenwave Laser .

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Future Sync

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