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E-Mob Research Conference & Taking M-Commerce to the Max

Business Models for Wireless Mobility Applications

Sponsored by Center for Telecom Mgmt

Every day from Wed, January 15, 2003 through Thu, January 16, 2003 all day.

Admission: See website for fees

Faculty Center (FAC)
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University Park Campus

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CTM Conference & Roundtable on Mobile Commerce: e-Mob Research Conference joins forces with Taking M-Commerce to the Max executive roundtable - 2 day event

The focus of the research conference is on Business Models for Wireless Mobility Applications: Beyond the Horseless Carriage Phenomenon. When automobiles first appeared, they were name "horseless carriages" - in effect, looking at them backwards as carriages that were no longer drawn by horses, rather than with a forward-looking, structurally different view. Is the same phenomenon occurring in the wireless mobility area? The first day of the e-Mob conference will be devoted mainly to the research papers and new advances. The second day will be a Taking M-Commerce to the Max industry dialogue that includes round table discussion with industry executives and practitioners, and will entail an academic-industry meeting on market research collaboration, and an industry leaders' roundtable discussion on monetizing mobile offerings in the global arena.

For more info on the M-Commerce to the Max Program, contact Janet Pearce Stenzel at jpearce@marshall.usc.edu or ctm@marshall.usc.edu

 

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