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Annual Timing Review

We’ve invited our partners and other valued contributors to look at the past, present and future of timing. Eminent scientists and physicists, experts from the National Timing Centre and RISE Research Services in Sweden, and our own team here at Hoptroff examine how our need for accurate timing has evolved over the centuries.

Plus, we feature an extract from David Rooney’s book, About Time: A History of Civilization in Twelve Clocks. David was formerly Curator of Timekeeping at the Royal Observatory, Greenwich.

 

Our business is time, and this review will tell you why time matters for your business.

  • Richard Hoptroff

    Founder and CTO, Hoptroff

  • Leon Lobo

    Head of the National Timing Centre, NPL

  • Dana Goward

    President, Resilient Navigation and Timing Foundation

  • Judah Levine

    Physicist, NIST

  • JP Rangaswami

    Chairman, Web Science Trust

  • David Rooney

    Writer, Former Curator of Timekeeping, Royal Observatory Greenwich

  • Per Ol

    Per Olof Hedekvist

    Senior Scientist, RISE

  • Bruce Devlin

    Standards Vice President, Society of Motion Picture & Television Engineers

Topics

A matter of time looks back at how the great age of exploration and the arrival of the railway heralded the creation of time zones and Coordinated Universal Time.

We also examine why time is hard to measure and explain why you need three watches to be able to tell the time accurately.

As the world grows ever more connected, so has our need for precision timing. We discuss the importance of universal time, and finally look forward to future innovations in the timing industry and how traceable time can transform your business.

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