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Author: Peggy Anne Salz

Mobile Future Forward boxWhere can you get the inside track on the developments that will transform the next five years in mobile, while connecting with the executives that are leading change? Spend one day (September 12) at Mobile Future Forward in Seattle.

From disruptive technologies to new ways to monetize mobile networks, and from connected devices to the dilemma of delivering content and advertising to the 20+ screens that play a role in our daily lives, this high-caliber, thought leadership summit —  organized by consultant and industry authority Chetan Sharmacovers all trends that truly matter.

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Mobile Future Forward brings together world-class speakers from across the value chain for a powerful cross-industry networking event.

Attendee Profile:

Speakers: C-Level – 59%, VP/SVP – 41%

Audience: C-Level – 30%, VP/SVP – 32%

As a valued member of the MobileGroove community, we’d like to offer you a limited-time 20% discount when you register with the code MG.

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Stellar agenda

MobileGroove is proud to be a media partner and help build awareness of this thought leadership event (now in its second year).

Among the topics and speakers:

  • Mobile Future Forward: Connected Universe. Unlimited Opportunities.

The DNA (Devices, Network, and Applications) of the mobile ecosystem is changing. What opportunities will emerge during the course of this decade? Where are the new billion dollar markets?

Steve Mollenkopf, EVP and Group President, Qualcomm

  • Disruption is in the Air

Disruption is the fundamental tenet of progress. Whether it is the technologies, the business models, the players or the alliances, disruptive forces are essential in making things better for the consumer and the larger ecosystem. Is 4G a game change? What does the wholesale business model do to the data economics? Is the halving of the device lifecycle good or bad?

Sanjiv Ahuja, CEO, LightSquared

Jason MacKenzie, President, HTC Americas

  • Playing in the N-Screen Media World

The number of connected devices per user is steadily increasing. Some users have 10-20 connected screens in the household and the number is only going to increase. How does product and service design leverage this phenomenon? How do monetization strategies change? What are user experience and pricing expectations? How does the value shift between the players?

Paul Palmieri, CEO and Cofounder, Millennial Media

Charlie Herrin, EVP – Technology and Products, Comcast

Jeremiah Zinn, EVP – Digital Products,  MTV Networks

Eric Anderson, VP – Content and Product Solutions, Samsung

Frank Barbieri, SVP – Emerging Platforms, YuMe (moderator)

  • Monetizing the Mobile Network

Traditionally, there has been a direct correlation between the mobile network usage and revenue/profits. However, the significant mobile data consumption, lack of adequate spectrum, ecosystem disruption by the Internet players, and the changing of the consumer expectations have provided the opportunity for operators to rethink how they look at their network from a technology perspective but more importantly from a monetization angle. How will operator grow their revenue base beyond measuring the bits and bytes?

Ken Denman, CEO, Openwave (moderator)

Kris Rinne, SVP – Network and Architecture, AT&T Mobility

Janet Schijns, VP – Business Solutions Group, Verizon Wireless

Mathew Oommen, President, Reliance Industries

  • Mobile Commerce & Payments

Mobile is fundamentally reshaping how consumers spend. How are the various players preparing for the new world of mobile commerce and payments? NFC has been around for some time but will it really help in moving the money around? Will the killer NFC application be commerce, payments, advertising, loyalty programs, or something else?

David Messenger, EVP and Head of Online/Mobile, American Express Company

Gibu Thomas, EVP – Online/Mobile, WalMart

Dale Nitschke, former President, Target

  • Mobile Big Data: The Next Frontier for Innovation, Competition, and Opportunities

Data is everywhere. Mobile Cloud is Booming. Data is driving Knowledge. Having the best knowledge about the user to help drive transaction is simply the most valuable currency of commerce. With so much data being generated, how do we efficiently sift through it and make sense to enable engagement and commerce in a fraction of a millisecond? What is data teaching us about the consumer behavior, future product design, and the competitive landscape?  What are the implications for consumer privacy and data security?

Braxton Woodham, Head of Engineering, AVOS

Joe Megibow, VP and GM – Mobile and Analytics, Expedia

Hank Skorny, Chief Strategy Officer, Real Networks

Jay Emmett, GM, OpenMarket, SVP, Amdocs

Ramneek Bhasin, GM and VP, TheFind

Check out the complete agenda on the Mobile Future Forward website, and follow news and development on the run up to the event by joining Chetan and his team on Facebook. You can also follow Chetan on Twitter (@chetansharma).

August 3, 2011

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