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Agenda
Austin Mobility General Agenda
Thursday, March 11, 2004
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Time/Location/Event |
Description |
Presenter(s) |
7:30 - 8:15
Omni 2nd Floor
Foyer
Late Registration/
Continental Breakfast
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8:15 - 8:30
Capital Ballroom
Welcome & Introductions |
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Dean Robert Peterson (University of Texas at Austin,
USA), Sirkka Jarvenpaa
(University of Texas at Austin, USA) |
8:30 - 9:30
Capital Ballroom
Keynote: Future of Mobile Entertainment
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Nada Usina (Nokia, USA);
Session Chair:
Ananth Srinivansan (University of
Auckland, New Zealand) |
9:30 - 10:45
Capital Ballroom
Keynote Panel: Massively Multiparty Mobile Games
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Identify opportunities in mobile gaming arena.
Explore the potential business models, policy and
technology challenges facing the fledgling industry. |
Jason Ford (Sprint, USA),
Bill Hulsey (Hulsey Law, USA),
Chung K. Kim (University
of Southern California, USA),
Kent
Porter (BlueStreak Media, USA), Peter Raad (Southern
Methodist University, USA); Session Chair:
Omar El Sawy
(University of Southern California, USA) |
10:45 - 11:30
Foyer
Break / Adhoc Roundtables
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Various topics to be announced later. |
Various moderators for Adhoc Roundtables. |
11:30 - 12:45
Capital Ballroom
Keynote Panel: Combined WiFi/3G Worlds: Business
Models and Partnerships |
Discuss the various business models for wireless
broadband. Who will make money and how? How will
regulations impact the future potential? |
Paul Beverly (Axalto,
USA),
Patrick Whitfield (Ericsson, USA),
David Deas (SBC
Laboratories, USA), Jim Lansford (Alereon,
USA),
Dan Lowden (Wayport,
USA);
Session Chair: Iain
Gillot (iGillott Research, USA) |
12:45 - 1:45
Capital Ballroom
Lunch & Keynote: Future Consumption of mobile
products and services
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John Henderson (Boston University,
USA); Session Chair:
Huseyin Tanriverdi
(University of Texas at Austin, USA) |
1:45 - 3:00
Capital Ballroom A
Panel: Future of Peer to Peer on Mobile Networks |
Deliberate the outlook for peer-to-peer interaction
on mobile networks. Will file-sharing’s triumph
extend to the mobile realm? Is the piracy phenomenon
a legal (copyright), a technical (encryption and DRM),
an economic (pricing), a socio-cultural (user
behavior and value judgment) problem? |
Arianna Bassoli (Massachusetts
Institute of Technology, USA),
Tony Bonadero (Dell,
USA),
Edward Cavazos (Andrews Kurth LLP,
USA),
Kyle
Fuller (Confessions Multimedia, USA); Session Chair:
Karl Lang (City
University of New York, USA) |
Capital Ballroom B
Panel: Privacy & Trust |
Trust and
Privacy panel deals with the issues, benefits, and
perils to location tracking services using mobile
devices. It will deal with the societal (rather than
engineering) issues when individuals can have the
progress and placement tracked by their mobile
devices. While benefits to retail outlets (quick
messages about happy hour specials, discounts,
etc.) and parents nervous about their children's
locations are apparent, serious issues on privacy,
trust, and even transborder tracking are raised. |
Tom Yemington (Intel,
USA), Henry (Hank) Jones
III (Intersect Technology Consulting -and-Law
Office of Henry W. Jones, III, USA),
Atte Miettinen (End
2 End Mobile, Denmark), Rolf Wigand (University of
Arkansas, USA); Session Chair:
Andrew Urbaczewski
(University of Michigan, USA) |
Congress
Paper Session 1: Impact of
Standards and Copyright on Mobile Internet |
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Session Chair: Jonathan Liebenau (London School
of Economics, United Kingdom) |
Senate
Paper Session 2: Adoption and
Usage Challenges of Mobile Data Services
(Interactive) |
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Session Chair: Bin Gu (University of Texas at
Austin, USA) |
3:00 - 3:45
Foyer
Break / Adhoc Roundtables |
Various topics to be announced later. |
Various moderators for Adhoc Roundtables |
3:45 - 5:00
Capital Ballroom
RFID in the Supply Chain |
Debate the state of RFID in the supply chain
management sector. What are the benefits of the
technology? What are the challenges? |
Dean Frew (Xterprise,
USA), Fred Gratke (Burlington Northern and Santa
Fe RailRoad, USA),
Benn
Konsynski (Emory University, USA),
Mitch Mitchell (AT
Kearney, USA); Session Chair:
Dennis Adams (University of Houston,
USA) |
5:00 - 6:15
Capital Ballroom
Panel: Mobile Payment Systems |
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Jeremy Drzal (Retail Decision Consulting, USA),
Jonathan Liebenau (London School of Economics,
United Kingdom), Mike Love, (TSTAR Internet, USA),
Mike McCamon
(Bluetooth Special Interest Group, USA); Session Chair:
Kerem
Tomak (McCombs School of Business) |
Congress
Paper Session 3: Dynamics and
Barriers to Mobile Data Services Growth |
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Session Chair: Lei-da Chen (Creighton University,
USA) |
Senate
Paper Session 4: Development and
Deployment of Mobile Applications (Interactive)
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Session Chair: Magnus Boman (Royal Institute of
Technology, Sweden) |
Austin South
Paper Session: 5: New Frontiers
in Mobile Applications |
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Session Chair: Norm Archer
(McMaster University, Canada) |
Austin North
Paper Session 6: Extending
Technology Adoption Models to the Unwired World |
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Session Chair: Candace Deans (University of
Richmond, USA) |
7:00 - 9:00
Louie's 106
Conference Dinner & Entertainment
(for attendees who have paid for both days) |
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Entertainment provided by Poetry Slam of
slamchannel.com |
Day 2: Friday, March 12, 2004
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Time/Event |
Description |
Presenter(s) |
7:30 - 8:30
Foyer
Late Registration/
Continental Breakfast |
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8:30 - 9:30
Capital Ballroom
Keynote: Mobile Enterprise Solutions: General Motors
Perspective |
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Tony Scott (General Motors,
USA); Session Chair:
Robert
Austin (Harvard Business School, USA) |
9:30 - 10:45
Capital Ballroom
Keynote Panel: Mobile Internet Convergence |
Expound on the future IP convergence. IP convergence
is the bringing together the technologies and
services from both the mobile and the Internet
domains. What will the business models be? Who will
own the customer? How will the end user markets be
defined? |
Rafiul Ahad (Oracle),
Robert Mazer (Vinson &
Elkins LLP), Dale Smith (UKIT,
United Kingdom),
Stacy Smith (Intel, USA),
Virpi Kristiina
Tuunanien (Helsinki School of Economics,
Finland); Session Chair:
Lalitha Suryanarayana (SBC,
USA) |
10:45 - 11:30
Foyer
Break |
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11:00 - 12:15
Capital Ballroom
Keynote Panel: Global Competitiveness in Mobile
Industries: Winners vs. Losers |
Explores the relative advantages of countries from
business, technology, and policy perspectives. What
is working in different regions of the world and
why? What are the long term impacts on other
countries? |
Jeff
Funk (Hitotsubashi University, Japan),
Anuraj
Gambhir (Siemens, Germany), Farrokh Khatibi
(Qualcomm, USA),
Berit Svendsen (Telenor,
Norway); Session Chair:
Kalle Lyytinen
(Case-Western Reserve University, USA) |
12:15 - 1:00
Capital Ballroom
Lunch & Adhoc Roundtables |
Various topics to be announced later. |
Various moderators for Adhoc Roundtables. |
1:00 - 2:15
Capital Ballroom A
Panel: Mobile Security and Privacy |
What are the future challenges in security and
privacy?
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Melissa Simpler (Affinegy,
USA),
Sandeep Singhal (Reefedge),
Andrew Whinston
(University of Texas at Austin, USA), Greg White (University
of Texas at San Antonio, USA);
Session Chair: Bill Wade (TGI Friday's, USA) |
Capital Ballroom B
Panel:
Community-Based Networks |
Explore different emerging forms of community-based
wireless network. The panel also discuss various
social, economic, and technical opportunities and
challenges in establishing and maintaining
community-based wireless network. |
Frank Hanzlik (Wi-Fi
Alliance, USA),
Dell Klingensmith
(OneCleveland, USA),
Richard MacKinnon (Less Networks, USA), David
Matusoff (SZD Public Policy Consultants, USA),
Jim
Nice (Sky LAN, USA), Tim Wilson (Sky LAN); Session Chair:
Youngjin Yoo (Case
Western Reserve University, USA) |
Congress
Paper
Session 7: Development and Emergence of Mobile
Business Applications |
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Session Chair: Bertil Thorngren (Stockholm School of
Economics, Sweden) |
Senate
Paper Session 8:
Case Studies: The mOrganization (Interactive) |
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Session Chair: Iris Junglas (University of Houston,
USA) |
2:15 - 2:30
Foyer
Break |
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2:30 - 3:45
Capital Ballroom
Panel: Design and Development of Mobile Applications
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Articulate the design challenges of pervasive
devices and applications in the future. |
Mike Arnold (DiamondCluster
International, USA),
Bill
Bodin (IBM Pervasive Labs, USA), Charles Ikard
(Hill Cast Technologies, USA), Don
Turnbull (University of Texas at Austin, USA);
Session Chair:
Doug
Vogel (City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong) |
Congress
Paper Session 9:
Future Futility of Operators? (Interactive) |
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Session Chair: Jari Veijalainen (University of
Jyvaskyla, Finland) |
Austin South
Paper Session 10:
Focus on China and Beyond: Future of Mobile
Experience
(Interactive) |
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Session Chair: Justo Diaz (University of
Auckland, New Zealand) |
3:45 - 4:00
Capital Ballroom
Welcome to Hong Kong |
Information about 2005 Mobility Conference in Hong
Kong |
Xu Yan (Hong Kong University of Science &
Technology) |
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