The Heritage of Telecommunications - A Sustainable Approach

Thursday, 20th May 2021

Non-members: $85.00 via Eventbrite (use link below); Financial members: $70.00 (discount applied when logged in -- use link below or book a seat button)

This event is fully booked or has passed.


Regrettably TelSoc has had to cancel this event. It appears that the ongoing Covid situation means that most people are still working from home and consequently unable to attend a CBD physical event.

TelSoc expects to consider bringing David Piltz's input to all via an online format at a later date. Stay tuned!

 

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Financial TelSoc members register via the TelSoc website to obtain member discount

 

(Naturally TelSoc warmly welcomes new members, and we invite you to join TelSoc as a financial member.)

 

Telecommunications is no longer about telephone calls at home and the major changes we have seen over the last 20 years will probably be dwarfed by the changes still to come. 

Part of understanding the future is understanding and learning lessons from the past. Heritage Telecommunications Ltd. (HTL) has been established to professionally organise and catalogue the Heritage collection and the operation of the National Communications Museum; the largest  specialist telecommunications museum anywhere in the World.

 

 

Henry Sutton has an astounding list of accomplishments in many areas, which are all now detailed in his great-granddaughter's book "Henry Sutton the Innovative Man"

 

Join TelSoc and David for a luncheon on Thursday 20th May 2021 at the Angliss Restaurant, 550 Lt Lonsdale Street, Melbourne. We will start at 12:00 and finish around 2pm, with drinks and a sit-down buffet meal included.

We will also be joined live by TelSoc Members from around Australia.

Date and Time

Thu, 20 May 2021

12:00 - 14:00 AEST

Location

Angliss Restaurant
550 Lt Lonsdale St
Melbourne VIC 3000
Australia

Presenter(s)

David Piltz, Senior Engineer & Executive, Telstra

David Piltz is a graduate of Adelaide University and his 48 year career in telecommunications has included over 20 years in the Executive Management of Telstra. He has managed many major projects, including building the link across the Bass Strait (both times). His latest “project” is securing the heritage of telecoms in Australia.


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