Verizon Wireless, Parks Associates, Samsung, Sprint to speak at The Open Mobile Summit, San Francisco
Google, Verizon Wireless, Parks Associates, Samsung, Sprint, Sony Ericsson, YouTube to speak at the Open Mobile Summit in San Francisco from November 2-4. Now in its 4th year The Open Mobile Summit is widely recognized as the thought-leadership event for business leaders in mobile, Internet and media convergence.
Special highlighted sessions include:
Fireside Chat: Connected Car
November 2, 2011
2:15 - 3:15 PM
Speakers: Sprint and Chrysler
Panel: Video everywhere and the future of TV
November 2, 2011
2:15 - 3:15 PM
Speakers: Disney/ABC, CBS Interactive, BBC, YouTube, Hulu
-- Multi-screen media models TV Everywhere, Internet TV, live streaming to tablets – which look set to dominate (in the multi-screen media era)
-- Connected TV: How (and when) will Internet-connected TV's change the game? The end of the set top box?
-- TV gets social – and interactive. How?
-- The second screen: Where the smartphone meets the tablet and the connected TV
-- Monetization: How can we monetize the multi-screen world? Changing business dynamics, rights and windowing strategies across the connected devices.
Panel: Taking the connected home to market
November 2, 2011
4:00 - 5:00 PM
Speakers: Parks Associates, Samsung Electronics, Pandigital, Vitality, Verizon Telecom, Best Buy Mobile
-- What are the applications that can drive consumer adoption? From energy monitoring and home security to healthcare and wellbeing
-- Where are the revenue opportunities and what's the business case? Service bundles, maintenance contracts and more
-- Who does what? How is the relationship between the operator and the consumer products company evolving? What might the successful partnering strategies be?
-- What are the implications of a networked open eco-system of devices in terms of data revenues?
-- Once devices are connected, what are the opportunities for open APIs for 3rd party app development?
-- What's the significance of the trend to mobile as remote control for the connected home? How about the home hub?
-- Who will own the home? Electronics company, operator, utility provider? What's Apple's plan?
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