BWCS Traincomms 2024
Icomera is Exhibiting at BWCS Traincomms 2024
Icomera joins BWCS Train Communication Systems conference (TrainComms) as a Conference Exhibitor in November 2024.
The annual function provides a forum for train operators and IT suppliers to showcase innovations and share real-life best practices for delivering passenger satisfaction in the connected age.
For those interested in booking meetings, please contact [email protected].
Dates:
- 13 – 14 November 2024
Location:
- The Royal Horseguards Hotel, 2 Whitehall Ct, London, SW1A 2EJ, UK
Visit the conference website here: http://www.traincomms.com/
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