Top Key-Note Speeches on Mobile Business in Vienna
23 June 2003 - 24 June 2003
Austria
Key Note Speaker:,- Yusuke Kanda (President of DoCoMo i-mode Europe),- Thomas Mazzone (Vice President of Fidelity Investements Boston) ,- Christian Lutz (CEO of UCP AG)
m>business2003 is an international conference on business models for mobile networks and the opportunities and risks in their commercial usage. An expected 300 participants will make it one of the most important events in the mobile business fields in Europe, including key note speeches, workshops, panel discussions as well as demonstration and exhibition areas. The target groups of the conference are decision makers and experts from academia and industry, more specifically mobile network operators, device manufacturers, content providers, application developers etc.
With the second call in the European Commissions IST-program starting on June 15 2003, the m>business2003 conference offers the opportunity to find partners for common project submissions and also to make direct contact with representatives of the Commission. The organisers will provide private meeting rooms for discussions between potential partners, and a personal web area offering text messaging and email to allow quick and unbureaucratic communication between conference participants.
For more detailed information please visit the website: http://www.mbusiness2003.org(opens in new window) or contact Klaus Oberecker (e-mail: Klaus.Oberecker@ec3.at, +43-664-28 38 022),The Electronic Commerce Competence Center (EC3) is a fusion of five academic institutes and nine private enterprises conducting joint research, development and knowledge sharing in the field of electronic commerce. The centre brings together IT and Business Management expertise in the electronic and mobile business processing as well as the development of innovative prototypes and business models. EC3 sees itself as a strategic node in the E-Commerce world, for both national and international research networks, and to that effect offers expertise in project management and the organisation of innovation processing as well as special software solutions and knowledge technologies.
For more information on EC3 please visit: http://www.ec3.at(opens in new window) or contact Klaus Oberecker (e-mail: Klaus.Oberecker@ec3.at, +43-664-28 38 022)
,OCG The Austrian Computer Society was founded in 1975 by Professor Heinz Zemanek, the constructor of Europes first fully transitorized mainframe, as a forum for IT researchers. In 2000 OCG was transformed to a service oriented association working in the fields of IT business, IT training & education, IT and society, IT research and IT culture. In the field of IT business, OCG organises business match making, marketing platforms for Austrian IT companies, market research and executive training.
For more information on OCG please visit: http://www.ocg.at(opens in new window) or contact Guenther Krumpak (e-mail: krumpak@ocg.at, +43-1-512 02 35 Ext. 25),
m>business2003 is an international conference on business models for mobile networks and the opportunities and risks in their commercial usage. An expected 300 participants will make it one of the most important events in the mobile business fields in Europe, including key note speeches, workshops, panel discussions as well as demonstration and exhibition areas. The target groups of the conference are decision makers and experts from academia and industry, more specifically mobile network operators, device manufacturers, content providers, application developers etc.
With the second call in the European Commissions IST-program starting on June 15 2003, the m>business2003 conference offers the opportunity to find partners for common project submissions and also to make direct contact with representatives of the Commission. The organisers will provide private meeting rooms for discussions between potential partners, and a personal web area offering text messaging and email to allow quick and unbureaucratic communication between conference participants.
For more detailed information please visit the website: http://www.mbusiness2003.org(opens in new window) or contact Klaus Oberecker (e-mail: Klaus.Oberecker@ec3.at, +43-664-28 38 022),The Electronic Commerce Competence Center (EC3) is a fusion of five academic institutes and nine private enterprises conducting joint research, development and knowledge sharing in the field of electronic commerce. The centre brings together IT and Business Management expertise in the electronic and mobile business processing as well as the development of innovative prototypes and business models. EC3 sees itself as a strategic node in the E-Commerce world, for both national and international research networks, and to that effect offers expertise in project management and the organisation of innovation processing as well as special software solutions and knowledge technologies.
For more information on EC3 please visit: http://www.ec3.at(opens in new window) or contact Klaus Oberecker (e-mail: Klaus.Oberecker@ec3.at, +43-664-28 38 022)
,OCG The Austrian Computer Society was founded in 1975 by Professor Heinz Zemanek, the constructor of Europes first fully transitorized mainframe, as a forum for IT researchers. In 2000 OCG was transformed to a service oriented association working in the fields of IT business, IT training & education, IT and society, IT research and IT culture. In the field of IT business, OCG organises business match making, marketing platforms for Austrian IT companies, market research and executive training.
For more information on OCG please visit: http://www.ocg.at(opens in new window) or contact Guenther Krumpak (e-mail: krumpak@ocg.at, +43-1-512 02 35 Ext. 25),