Why Ericsson’s vision of 50 billion connected devices, once achieved, will change the definition of communication with Dragan Nerandzic, CTO of Ericsson Canada.
November 12, 2010 
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UNTETHER.tv was the official broadcast partner for the recent Mobile Innovation Week and this is one of the sessions we had while on location in Toronto.
It’s not often you get to spend 20 minutes with the CTO of Ericsson Canada so having Dragan Nerandzic sit down with me to talk about their vision of the mobile world was a treat.
We talk on a few key trends that will help enable mass adoption of mobile including the Ericsson vision of a world of 50 billion connect devices – from phones to trafic lights – and the changing way we communicate as a result of this mobile revolution.
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About Dragan Nerandzic
Dragan Nerandzic has held the role of Chief Technology Officer at Ericsson Canada since June of 2006. He joined Ericsson Canada in 2001 as Director of Technical Strategy, leading the team responsible for providing wireless and wire line solutions to Canadian operators. Previous to his current role Mr. Nerandzic held the role of Vice President, Network Systems.
Prior to joining Ericsson, Mr. Nerandzic was responsible for wireless technology planning and strategy at a major Canadian wireless operator. He actively participated in standardization and industry organizations including 3GPP2, TIA and CDG. Mr. Nerandzic also had responsibilities for engineering design of analog and digital mobile networks.
Prior to joining the telecommunications industry Mr. Nerandzic worked at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering at the University of Belgrade where he held various teaching and research roles in areas of fixed and mobile networks.
He holds a Master of Science degree in Telecommunications and Computer Networks, Protocols and Switching, and a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Belgrade.
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