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March 23, 2022 | EIPCEstimated reading time: Less than a minute
Not so much a garden, more a gathering, and a long-overdue reunion at that. On 14th & 15th June EIPC will be hosting their summer conference in the lovely city of Örebro, and we are sending to you our Call for Papers. The list of topics is prodigious, but then so too is the amount of time that has passed since we last able to hold such an event. There is much to catch up on, which is why we are anxious to ensure that we can have the best presentations possible.
There will be a visit to the Ericsson Product Development Centre in Kumla during the two days, and as usual there will be the warm hospitality and conviviality that is habitual at an EIPC ‘ Networking dinner!
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