Conference: Mobile Internet Track

Track Chair: Craig Mathias
Principal
Farpoint Group

There's no doubt that the Internet and the Web have revolutionized how business gets done – both inside the organization and in re-defining commerce itself. This track examines the key technologies, products, and strategies for making the most of the mobile Web and wireless access to the Internet. Wednesday Thursday Friday

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Wednesday, September 17
4:00 pm–5:00 pm	MBX Conference Sessions The Microbrowser Grows Up Is there still a good reason why a mobile browser need be less capable than its desktop counterparts? Perhaps. But with mobile access to the web today just as important as mobile voice service, and with enterprises adopting web services as a fundamental IT strategy, there's now a clear requirement for mobile browsers that support desktop functionality - but in a compact package. This session includes a discussion of required features, demos of the latest mobile browsers, as well as a debate attempting to define best approach to user interface strategy and implementation. Moderator - Philippe Winthrop, Strategy Analytics
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Thursday, September 18
3:15 pm–4:15 pm	MBX Conference Sessions Optimizing Mobile E-Mail E-mail remains the backbone of enterprise communications. Mobile e-mail is now essential to enterprises everywhere. E-mail has been the driving force for mobility in many organizations, with a broad range of deployment and use strategies. This session will explore and debate the key approaches to implementing and using mobile e-mail, including remote access to enterprise e-mail, web-based strategies, push e-mail, and the best practices for successful mobile e-mail deployments.
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Friday, September 19
11:30 am–12:30 pm	MBX Conference Sessions Mobile Web 2.0 - Access and Applications With the web now forming the basis not just for publishing, but also for B2B and B2C m-commerce as a platform for applications, it's critical to understand the technologies of the mobile web. Also, businesses need to know how to extend their web strategies to mobile users. That's what this session is about. We'll explore how new web applications can be effective on mobile platforms, and the key tools and technologies required to be successful in making next-generation web applications mobile.
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