Europe's telecoms regulators have descended on the Isle of Man looking to future-proof the use of spectrum radio frequencies worldwide.
60 delegates make up a working group from the European Conference of Postal and Telecommunications Administrators.
It's being hosted at The Claremont Hotel in Douglas.
The event will run until Thursday - with the aim of preparing attendees for the World Radio Conference in Geneva.
Managing the spectrum means regulating the use of radio frequencies to ensure they're used efficiently to gain a net social benefit.
Martin Fenton is Ofcom's spectrum expert, he says it's not just about Europe's service:
It's being sponsored by Island-based industry leaders ManSat, SES and Sure.
ManSat chairman Chris Stott explains why it's vital to everyday life:
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