Panel: Advanced Wireless Messaging
Janet Boudris
Senior Vice President, Marketing
BellSouth Wireless Data
David Hayden
President & CEO
mobileID
By 2003 there will be over 1 billion
mobile phone subscribers and more e-commerce transactions will be made from a mobile phone
than any other device. Users want more than news, sports and weather from the estimated
300+ million Internet-ready WAP mobile phones in the next two years. They want
killer applications like POP3 and IMAP email support and personalized content
and applications. mobileID is the first company to deliver these services to mobile users
and provide all these services for free. Through our content partnerships, mobileID has
launched 250 channels of personalized mobile relevant content and services such as the
Wireless Golf Course Directory for mobile users. Our presentation examines the trends in
the wireless space and explores solutions for mobile users wanting access to the wireless
web anytime, anywhere.
Steven
Kincade
Vice President
Wireless Advanced Messaging and Distribution
Personal Communications Sector
Motorola
From
Promise to Reality:
Over the past three years there has been an "under construction" sign posted on
the narrowband advanced messaging industry. These signs are coming down and being
replaced by "Grand Opening" announcements. This emerging new industry is
perfectly positioned to address the requirements of the mobile worker and their desire to
extend their workplace to their car, their airport waiting lounge or their home.
The Advanced Messaging Reflex
industry players have the best solutions in providing non-stop connectivity to your
office, Internet, family friends and investments.
The advanced messaging promise is
now reality.
Chirag Patel
President & CEO
Corsoft Corporation
Wayne
Stargardt
Vice President, Carrier Services
Weblink Wireless
Andrew Velez
President & CEO
MobilityLink
Steve Wood
President & CEO
Wireless Services Corporation
E-Commerce
Beyond the Browser: Advanced Messaging Services and Wireless E-Commerce Applications :
E-commerce is a burgeoning industry these days, but highly mobile consumers and business
professionals are often left in the dust, chained to their desktop PCs in order to conduct
online business transactions. Being alerted and able to immediately pursue time-sensitive
online transactions such as stock trades and auction bids while away from a desktop PC or
Internet-connected laptop is the newest frontier in the e-commerce market. Recently
announced partnerships between content, equipment and service providers, combined with
advances in messaging technology, are changing the face of e-commerce. Freedom from cables
and wires gives consumers new mobility and freedom, and businesses that are jumping into
this market stand to benefit a great deal. From applications and back-end technologies to
the kinds of content offered to the devices that make it possible (two-way pagers,
WAP-enabled phones, palm-top systems), this session will discuss the new technologies now
enabling consumers to conduct business as usual in some most unusual ways.
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