Speakers Announced for GPS-Wireless Conference
February 8, 2012Robert Gourdine, senior director of Global Customer Marketing for DigitalGlobe, will chair GPS-Wireless, the mobile information markets conference, and open the proceedings on Wednesday morning, March 21, with a half-hour talk. The two-day conference, held in San Francisco, features panels and presentations from more than 40 current market experts, focusing on this year's market drivers: integrated personal location information products and services embedded via social networks like check-in applications and location-based advertising such as coupons and deals.
Marc Kleinmaier, business development/product strategy, Nokia, will moderate an executive panel discussion, "Why is Location Hot?" Among speakers are Brian Salisbury, director of business development, TCS.
Lisa Peterson, director of mobile solutions, Neustar, moderates a panel on Location-Based Services in 2012, addressing questions such as "Apps stores are pretty cluttered, but are they driving the awareness of and market growth of LBS?" and "If navigation and other bundled LBS services are going to a free model by Google and others, how does that affect the LBS market? Smaller companies affected? How can they monetize this?" Speakers include Ted Babitz, director, business development, xAd, and Darius Paczuski, vice president of Marketing, Telenav.
Other panels address Big Money in Enterprise and Government Markets, New Platforms and Technology, and a Worldwide Telematics Market Update: the Connected Vehicle Market.
Further details on speakers and presentations will appear shortly.
Registration for the March 21–22 conference at the Hyatt Regency San Francisco Airport Hotel is now open at www.gps-wireless.com.
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