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NokiaWorld... Save The Date - November 29-30, 2006
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Written by SymbianOne
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Wednesday, 13 September 2006
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 NokiaWorld, formerly the Nokia Mobility Conference (NMC), is your chance to explore
new products, services and ideas in the mobility field, achieve business goals
and find new perspectives, live exciting new experiences and connect to Nokia
and other major players in the mobile industry.
Why attend NokiaWorld? NokiaWorld features:
Top-level keynote speakers from Nokia and other key players
Seven targeted seminar streams
An extensive exhibition featuring over 70 demonstrations of the latest solutions
from Nokia and our key partners
Key Themes
Connecting Simply
Inspiring Senses
Achieving Together
Explore with Nokia Nseries
Enabling Greater Potential
Extending the Experience
Developing Delight
Who attends NokiaWorld? Using last years' figures, the following breakdown of
1600+ attendees at NMC are provided by Nokia:
Operators/service providers 28%
Press 20%
Developers 12%
Media, music, & content providers 8%
Enterprise & IT 8%
Retailers 4%
Analysts 3%
Terminal vendors 2%
Network vendors 1%
Other 14%
For more about NokiaWorld See http://www.nokia.com/nokiaworld -- Sign up before 29 October and get a special discount
November 29-30, 2006
RAI Congress Centre, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
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