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This two hour workshop devised for Wired Sussex by Nigel Nicholas and Danny
Wootton respectively CEO & COO of Move2Mobile Limited will provide a practical
session relevant to digital media and technology companies
looking to expand or streamline their commercial offering into
the mobile market.
Date: Thursday 31 March 2005
Time: 3.30 - 5.30pm
Venue: Koba, 135 Western Road, Brighton BN1 2LA
Price: £25 (+VAT), Register here
Registration & Enquiries:
To register for this event book online at the Wired Sussex site. For other enquiries call
01273 201 780, email info@wiredsussex.com or
browse Wired Sussex.
Event Information:
Move2Mobile has expertise in all areas of the mobile industry
and provides a broad range of skills and contacts to
entrepreneurs and businesses to enable them to quickly and
effectively create and deliver mobile services.
The Mobile Futures Workshop will include four modules (outlined
below).
(1) The Wireless Market; discover the opportunities and
requirements to be a player within the wireless market.
(2) Opportunities to Mobilise; if you currently have a
web-based solution, content or application, the next logical
step in today's market is to extend that into the mobile
market to possibly make that application available to a wider
audience, or open up a new revenue channel.
(3) The Needs for the Current Mobile Market;
Innovative content or innovative uses of content
Innovative applications that generate increased APRU
Innovative enterprise applications that increase ARPU but save
enterprise money
Network optimisation / efficiency tools and technology
(4) Move2Mobile Model for Growing Companies; a five
stage process to initially engage with entrepreneurs and early
stage companies, taking them from idea through to
commercialisation Workshop delegates will also benefit from a Q
& A session and the opportunity to network after the event
at Wired Ventures.
For the Q & A session, Nigel and Danny will be joined by
Roger Stone from WirelessMatch, the newly formed organisation
that is specifically matching funding requirements with Business
Angels for the Wireless sector.
Nigel and Danny will also be speaking later that evening at the
Wired Sussex networking event Wired Ventures.
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Mobile Futures Workshop (Brighton)
This two hour workshop devised for Wired Sussex by Nigel Nicholas and Danny Wootton respectively CEO & COO of Move2Mobile Limited will provide a practical session relevant to digital media and technology companies looking to expand or streamline their commercial offering into the mobile market.
Location
Koba, 135 Western Road, Brighton BN1 2LA.
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