BEGIN:VCALENDAR PRODID;X-RICAL-TZSOURCE=TZINFO:-//com.denhaven2/NONSGML ri_cal gem//EN CALSCALE:GREGORIAN VERSION:2.0 BEGIN:VEVENT DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20100907 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20100907 RECURRENCE-ID;VALUE=DATE:20100907 UID:event-155560@LGGB.groupsite.com DESCRIPTION:3rd Mobile Commerce Summit Asia 2010\n"The Futuristic Explora tion of Next Generation Mobile Commerce Services"\n 24 - 25 March 2010\n Crowne Plaza Galleria Manila\, Philippines\n \nEvent Overview:\n The cha nging landscape of consumer lifestyle is one of the biggest factor in th e evolution mobile commerce in the world. The fast pacing transition of payment services and systems\, which are often viewed to be the "umbilic al cord" of the whole financial services ecosystem that links all stakeh olders\; telco\, banks\, retailers\, technology/solution providers and c onsumer together. \n Across the world\, consumers are showing remarkable willingness to embrace this kind of lifestyle - Being able to make tran sactions electronically. And one of the best things that you can ever re alize is how to make the lives of your consumers at most convenience by letting them do payments\, remittances and other banking and financial s ervices through their mobile phones. \n Asia has been a hotbed in the pr ogressive development of Mobile Commerce. It has definitely showed treme ndous growth over years and has proven consistent track records of makin g this technology successful.\n In 2010\, Neoedge is proud to announce t hat 3rd Mobile Commerce Summit Asia will be happening in the premier spo t of Mobile Commerce in the World - Manila Philippines. This event will feature highly relevant case studies and presentations from world renown ed Mobile Commerce experts who will bring in their up to date insights a nd vision on how Mobile Commerce is evolving. \n \n \n http://www.neo-ed ge.com/mobilecommerce/\n \n \n Key Themes and Topics:\n &bull\; Examinin g innovative ideas in Mobile Commerce and translating these ideas to pro fitable business models\n&bull\; Addressing regulatory issues that will help the whole ecosystem move towards achieving the true potential of Mo bile Commerce\n&bull\; Mobile Commerce and the converging world - how wi ll mobile commerce fit in the whole concept of convergence?\n&bull\; Lea rning from key Regulators\, Operators\, Banks\, Merchants and Solution P roviders experience's in Implementation of Mobile Commerce Services:\no Mobile Payments\no P2P remittances &\; Mobile Money Transfer\no Mobil e Banking Services\no NFC \n&bull\; Assessing the evolution of Mobile Co mmerce in Asia and how will it affect the whole telecommunications indus try\n&bull\; Evaluating current business models for profitable Mobile Co mmerce service offerings\n&bull\; Mobile Money Transfer in Asia - Roadma p to success and how MMT is transitioning to transform the new concept o f remittances\n&bull\; P2P remittances exploration\n&bull\; NFC focus - How will NFC be progressive in a market called Asia - recent development s and challenges\n&bull\; Application Development's point of view - How do we develop the killer application that will embrace the total concept of Mobile Commerce\, What is needed and what have we done so far?\n&bul l\; Collaborative effort approach - how do we bring all stake holders to work together and how will collaboration affect the future of Mobile Co mmerce?\n&bull\; Uncovering the merchants point of view of Mobile Commer ce and how do they see the future of using the next generation services on top of it\n&bull\; Discussing the solutions for security issues revol ving around Mobile Commerce Services. Understanding the new kinds of fra uds that will emerge as the adoption of more Mobile Commerce Services be come more visible.\n&bull\; Consumer Centricity of Mobile Commerce Servi ces \n Conference Formats:\n &bull\; Stand Alone Case Presentations\n&bu ll\; Interactive Panel Discussions - Key Themes\n&bull\; Break-out Group Discussions - Key Themes\n&bull\; Brainstorming Sessions\n&bull\; Open Q &\; A portions\n&bull\; Pre and Post Conference Workshops\n&bull\; Breakfast Briefings\n&bull\; Exhibition Area\n&bull\; Cocktail Networkin g Reception\n Confirmed Speakers:\n &bull\; Gehan Dias\, AVP Cards and D istribution Channel\, NDB Bank\, Sri Lanka\n&bull\; Druvi Sirisena\, mCo mmerce Manager\, Dialog\, Sri Lanka\n&bull\; Mohammad I. Al Taani\, Netw ork Operations Director\, Orange Telecom\, Jordan\n&bull\; Anil Prakash\ , Secretary General\, ITU-APT Foundation of India\n&bull\; Siddarth Rath ore\, Senior Manager - New Products and Innovation\, Aircel India\n&bull \; Sameer Kohli\, Head - Mobile Commerce\, Bharti Airtel\, India\n\nInvi ted and To Be Approached Speakers:\n &bull\; Reyhan\, GM Mobile Commerce \, Telkomsel\, Indonesia\n&bull\; Serajus Saleheen\, Head of Data and Ne w Business - Commercial Division\, Grameenphone\, Bangladesh\n&bull\; Jo jo Malolos\, Head\, New Business Streams\, Smart Communications\, Philip pines\n&bull\; Khaled A. Abu-Shaby\, CEO\, Fusion\, Kuwait\n&bull\; Arie f Hamdani Gunawan\, Senior Officer Telematics Regulation Proposal\, PT. Telikomunikasi Indonesia\n&bull\; Anurag Gupta\, Founder Director and CE O\, A.Little.World\, India\n&bull\; Donald Patrick Lim\, President and C EO\, Yehey\, Philippines\n&bull\; Rizza Maniego-Eala\, President\, G-Exc hange\, Inc.( A wholly-owned subsidiary of GLOBE TELECOM)\n&bull\; Chito Bustamante\, CEO\, Chikka\, Philippines\n SUMMARY:3rd Mobile Commerce Summit Asia 2010 LOCATION:Manila\, Philippines END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR