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July 9-10, 2013
The Palace Hotel, 2
New Montgomery Street, San Francisco, CA
MobileBeat 2013 is VentureBeat’s sixth annual flagship conference on the
future of mobile. This year, we’re bringing together the industry's biggest
names and brightest minds to explore the overarching theme: Building a
Winning Mobile Experience. No company can afford to ignore their customers’
mobile experience. Last year mobile design emerged as a key differentiator,
but consumers continue to integrate phones and tablets into their lives
ever more deeply. Through two days of high-level discussions, breakout
sessions, and exclusive announcements, MobileBeat 2013 will provide you
with a roadmap to build a fully integrated mobile approach for your
company.
Churchill Club Affiliate Rate: 20% Off (CODE Church)
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here
July 10, 2013 |
7:00 PM
Computer History
Museum, 1401 N Shoreline Blvd., Mountain View, CA
Free to attend.
Join The New York Times senior writer, John Markoff, in conversation with
corporate VP and CTO of Intel Corporation, Justin Rattner, as they discuss
innovation at research labs.
Register
here | www.computerhistory.org
July 18, 2013 |
8:30 AM - 10:30 AM
Nokia Growth
Partners, 200 S. Mathilda Avenue, Sunnyvale, CA
Join us for breakfast as we discuss so what will become of voice. Is there value
to offer, and revenue to be earned in carrying calls? As voice goes
packet-based, will we see HD versions, will we see quality increase or
decrease? Will it continue to be provided by carriers, or will OTT service
providers start owning the customer's experience?
Free to members. Qualified non-member guests may also register for $200. If
you meet the requirements of our Executive Forum and would like to be
invited to these meetings, please send your credentials to council@telecomcouncil.com.
www.telecomcouncil.com
| (408) 834-7933 | council@telecomcouncil.com
July 18, 2013 |
11:30 AM - 1:30 PM
Nokia Growth
Partners, 200 S. Mathilda Avenue, Sunnyvale, CA
We've heard the security firms tell us for years that mobile is a massive
security threat, but seen little in the way of attacks. But the increased
use of mobile devices, the increased data stored therein, and the
increasing use of BYOD into corporate environments means this threat could
now have serious consequences. Join us for our lunch discussion as we
discuss the real threats, some real cases, and the real opportunities in
protecting people and enterprise from malicious attack.
This meeting is free to members or $50 for non-members.
www.telecomcouncil.com
| (408) 834-7933 | council@telecomcouncil.com
July 25-27, 2013
DoubleTree Hotel San
Jose, 2050 Gateway Place, San Jose, CA
The commercial space industry’s premier conference, NewSpace 2013, will be
held in San Jose on July 25-27. Hosted by the Space Frontier Foundation,
NewSpace is a hotbed for networking and new ideas about current commercial
space breakthroughs and future space settlement. Under the theme of
"Preparing for Exponential Growth," NewSpace brings together NASA
Directors, space entrepreneurs, investors, engineers, and policy leaders to
offer insights and unveil new technologies.
www.newspace.spacefrontier.org
July 31, 2013 |
11:30 AM - 1:30 PM
VISA, 900 Metro
Blvd., Foster City, CA
Innovation is the driving force behind growth in the global economy, but
how does intellectual property promote or inhibit innovation?
The US Department of Commerce recently released a study reporting that
IP-intensive industries support at least 40 million jobs and contribute
more than $5 trillion to our gross domestic product (GDP); however, the
executive office of the president released a report stating “All told, the
victims of patent trolls paid $29 billion in 2011.”
Within organizations of all sizes, filing patents can spur innovation by
both positively reinforcing inventors and by bringing the topic of solving
problems to the forefront of the discussion. However, it also can have a
negative impact by diverting internal capital, inventors’ time, and
limiting the talk of innovation to only those things that are patentable.
Join Visa and other IP industry thought leaders as they discuss the effects,
both internally and externally, on innovation, intellectual property rights
and overall economic growth.
Churchill Club Affiliate Pre-Registered Rate: $45
www.les-svc.org/events
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