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Europe's Biggest LBS Conference: Google, Dell, BBC, Vodafone, Yahoo! and Nokia breakdown strategies
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Written by TheWhereBusiness
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Thursday, 11 March 2010
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The largest location conference in Europe features an unrivalled speaker line-up with executives never seen at a LBS event before. The Location Business Summit, being held on April 28th-29th in Amsterdam
The largest location conference in Europe features an unrivalled speaker line-up with executives never seen at a LBS event before. This epic list of 50+ speakers includes the advertising agencies, brand names and mobile operators the industry demands - Quote 'LBSzone' and register before March 12th to claim a ?350 discount
Quote 'LBSzone' and register before March 12th to claim a €350 discount
A few of the expert speakers include:
- Ed Parsons, Geospatial Technologist, Google
- Paul Lyonette, Head of Emerging Media, Microsoft Advertising
- Felix Petersen, Head of Product Strategy Social Location, Nokia
- Gary Gale, Head of U.K Engineering, Yahoo! Geo Technologies
- Juha Lahtela, Senior Manager LBS Content & Advertising, Vodafone
- Alan Sicher, Wireless Product Planning Manager, Dell Computers
- Surojit Chatterjee, Product Lead, Local Mobile Advertising, Google
- James Thornett, Executive Manger Location Services, BBC Future Media & Technology
- David Gordon, Director, Strategic Planning, Intel
- Scott Seaborn, Head of Mobile Technologies, Ogilvy
- Steve Coast, Founder, Open Street Map
- Frank De Caluwe, Technology Strategy & Innovation Manager, T-Mobile
- John Kavulich, Head of Location Products and Services, Qualcomm
- Haakon Bratsberg, Director,Products, Strategy & Regulatory Affairs, Opera
- Mile Richter, Founding Partner, Icon Mobile
- Joost Fleuren, Strategy & Business Development, KPN
- Sylvain Grande, Service & Business Development, Nokia Location
- Tasso Roumeliotis, CEO and Founder, Wavemarket
- Laurent Beneveniste, Director of Local Advertising Solutions, Orange FT
- John Duhigg, Deputy CEO Dorling Kindersley, Penguin Books
- Sebastian Kraufvelin, Senior Specialist, Nokia Siemens Networks
- Sanjeet Matharu, Principal Manager, Developer Marketing, Vodafone
- Mariam Warren, Marketing Director, Yelp.com
Agenda Topics include:
- Ecosystem evolution in 2010: Examine Google and Nokia’s free services, recent advertising platform acquisitions and get profit forecasts for the coming year
- Mining data for profits: Extract intelligence from historical location data and transform it into truly valuable business and behavioural information
- LBS innovation in the new decade: How Augmented Reality, the ‘Geoweb’, open geo data, indoor location, GPS enabled notebooks and more will move the market forward
- Create lucrative propositions advertisers just can’t resist: Analyse the risks and opportunities in profiling users to a degree of accuracy that advertisers will drool over
- Make social networks local and LBS social: Get an insight into the vast opportunities created by adding location and context data to social networks based applications
- Access to location data through Mobile Network Operators: Learn how mobile operators plan to claim their stake of the LBS industry through data, services and partnerships
- Pinpoint profits in location: Hear exclusive market data on the LBS applications already making money, including social location, travel, dating, enterprise tracking and child location
View the complete agenda here
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