Opening Remarks

Keynote

Break

Workshop: Founders Financing Workshop

The emergence of the internet as a powerful platform for media, social and business applications and the explosion of mobile devices have created great opportunities for entrepreneurs to start and grow new ventures. Venture capital and angel investments have been and will be key drivers in the creation and growth of innovative companies and the mobile space is no exception. Fenwick & West is presenting a workshop for entrepreneurs on the fundamentals of financing and venture capital/angel term sheets. The workshop will feature perspectives on financing terms and process from a veteran angel investor, a seasoned venture capitalist, and a serial entrepreneur.

Panel

Without Voice: The Future of Mobile Web Data Products

The success of products like the Amazon Kindle and the Dash navigation system point to a future of mobile broadband devices that are not phones. Innovations like Qualcomm's diabetes monitoring phone show insight into future markets. Also we consider signals that suggest an astonishing amount of traffic for websites is unexpectedly coming from Mobile Internet Devices, like the Play Station Portable and iPod Touch. This panel will bring some of the pioneers to share some of their insights and learning.

Lunch

Workshop: Preventing Road Warrior Rage: Moving Beyond Mobile Email

According to an IDC study, the mobile enterprise application market will surge to $3.5 billion by 2010. The rapid adoption of smart phones has significantly expanded the workspace beyond the confines of the traditional office. As the number of road warriors spikes, mobilizing enterprise applications beyond email is the logical next step. During this session, the panel will discuss best practices in mobilizing enterprise applications. They will address the following Questions: Are there specific industries that are adopting mobile applications faster than others? What are the challenges of mobilizing enterprise applications? What future applications will be mobilized -- enterprise IM, IT help desk? What are companies doing to help drive the next wave of mobilization?

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Signals from the Near Future: The Mobile Guru Panel

Everybody wants a glimpse into the near future, especially the entrepreneurs in our audience. To elicit useful insights we are bringing together some of the worlds foremost mobile guru's to "chew the fat". In a session led by Chetan Sharma, we will ask them what trends they find interesting and what they foresee coming in the near future, by looking at patterns in the present.

Break

Panel

The Carrier Panel: Strategies To Keep Mobile Data Growing

Stagnant subscriber figures.Low churn rates. There is only so much talking that a person can do in the day.So profits from voice are at a stasis. The new frontier for profits and opportunity is through growing mobile data.But it needs to be nurtured and there has to be a plan to enable the entrepreneurs to exploit it. The panel will try to gain insights into what the carriers will do to make the mobile data explosion happen.

Startup Launchpad

Company 1: Pinch Media: Analytics for iPhone applications.

Company 2: Skyfire: A mobile browser that does everything a desktop browser will do, including Ajax and Flash.

Company 3: Fusion Garage Project: A browser-based mobile OS that ties it to web services.

Company 4: Cumulux: Super-stealth mode. You have to come to the conference to get the low down.

Company 5: Fonemesh: A Wi-Fi mesh software maker.

Company 6: Zecter: For sharing your media from the desktop and the cloud to your phones.

Company 7: LuckyCal: It turns your calendar into a hub for your mobile life.

Company 8: Placethings: A mobile media platform that allows people to create and interact with place-based media from their mobile device.

Company 9: MotionDSP: Technology that helps clean up videos and make them more watchable on mobiles.

Company 10: Tunewiki: Wikipedia and Karoake meet on the handset to create a killer app (for some). Groups collaborate to transcribe lyrics for songs and correct any mistakes.

Company 11: Heysan: A mobile social messaging and community service that works on any Internet-enabled mobile phone.

Company 12: Fonolo: Simple mobile tool that makes calling customer support or your bank a little more bearable. Are planning to announce a hot new app.

Cocktail Reception