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- 1. Mobile: The Next Generation Tweet it out! @MassTLC #NextGen Follow @MassTLC and MassTLC on Wednesday, July 11, 2012 Microsoft NERD, Cambridge, MA
- 2. Thank You Platinum Sponsors Global Sponsors
- 4. Our Members 500 member companies across tech sectors
- 6. Upcoming Events Upcoming MassTLC Programs Date Title Date/Time Location 7/17/12 Seminar: New Tools for the Energy Challenge 8:30am – 10:30am Autodesk – Is Cloud the Answer? Waltham, MA 7/19/12 Awards Reception: Finalists Announced 5:30pm – 8:00pm Dassault Systemes Waltham, MA 9/7/12 Cloud Member Roundtable: Sales 8:30am – 10:30am TBA Compensation – Delivering the Right Incentives 9/13/12 2012 Mass Technology Leadership 5:30pm – 9:00pm Renaissance Hotel Awards Gala Boston, MA 9/20/12 Big Data Seminar: What Does All This 8:30am – 10:30am IBM Data Mean? Waltham, MA 9/27/12 Healthcare Member Roundtable: Inside the 8:30am – 10:30am WilmerHale Four Walls – the Lessons Learned and Waltham, MA Outcomes from Replacing a Medical Center’s IT Systems 11/16/12 Innovation 2012 unConference 8:00am – 4:30pm Hynes Convention Center, Boston
- 7. tephen Krom ice President & General Manager T&T New England
- 8. ean Petracca artner and Northeast Technology Sector Leader
- 9. Mass Technology Leadership Council Mobile: The Next Generation
- 10. PwC Center for Technology & Innovation Process management http://www. pwc.com/cti Big Data Cloud computing Enterprise mobility
- 11. Additional Technology Forecasts 2011 Issue 2: Winter – Decoding Innovation’s DNA 2011 Issue 3: Spring – Transforming Collaboration with Social Tools 2011 Issue 4: Summer – Building Sustainable Companies 2012 Issue 1: Spring – Reshaping the Workforce with the New Analytics
- 12. www.pwc.com/techforecast Unleashing enterprise mobility Technology Forecast 2011, No. 1 December 17, 2010
- 13. Featured articles in this issue Turning handheld power into enterprise clout Business focus • Impact of the newest app-centric handhelds on enterprises and talent management implications Mobile technology’s journey from peril to promise Technical focus • Detailed security, virtualization and application development trends How to exert leadership on enterprise mobility CIO focus • Practical strategies for bring your own device, governance, and process innovation
- 14. Featured interviewees in this issue Mark Pesce Principal, FutureSt Consulting Tom Conophy CIO, InterContinental Hotels Group
- 15. The post PC era
- 16. Content is King! Moderator: Phuc Truong, Managing Director, Mobext, US Panelists: Phil Costa, Director of Product Management, Brightcove Jeff Moriarty, VP, Digital Products, The Boston Globe Sanjay Vakil, Director of Mobile Product, TripAdvisor
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- We interviewed 13 people for this issue, making sure that we included forward-thinking IT executives, device makers, vendors and industry observers in the mix. The standout interviews were with these four people: Futurist Mark Pesce heads his own consultancy called FutureSt and lectures at universities in Australia. He co-invented the Virtual Reality Modeling Language (VRML). Pesce made some very compelling observations about digital natives and the evolution of the enterprise workforce, and was also able to speak to developments in mobile app development. Tom Conophy has been CIO at InterContinental Hotels Group, or IHG, since 2006. Conophy shared IHG’s history of smartphone booking applications designed for IHG’s guests and spoke his mind on how to foster a culture of innovation in enterprise mobile app development. Todd Schofield is the global head of enterprise mobility at Standard Chartered, a bank headquartered in London with 1,700 branches in 70 countries. Todd provided some good insights on the rationale behind standardizing on a single app-centric platform (the iPhone) and articulated what Standard Chartered’s CIO Jan Verplanke’s vision. Srini Koushik is senior vice president, CTO, and CIO of shared applications at Nationwide Insurance. Srini focused on the technologies that were proving useful in Nationwide’s bring your own device pilot and trends in user interface modes.
- The Post-PC Era In 2007 we saw the introduction of the iPhone, and we were skeptical. It seemed doubtful that Apple could penetrate the mobile phone market. That market was sewn up, we thought, with the feature phone makers like Nokia, LG and Motorola serving consumers, and RIM serving enterprises. But the iPhone was popular because it was powerful, because it was elegant. Because it did things other devices didn’t at the time. Then in 2008, we saw Google Android phones appear, and the Apple App Store opened. By the end of 2009, we heard complaints there weren’t enough corporate apps at the App Store. Google, MobileIron, RIM, and others started opening their own app stores. Google called theirs the App Marketplace. In April 2010, we saw the launch of the iPad. By the end of this year, it could be that 30 million iPads will have been shipped worldwide. Even though the iPad was conceived as a consumer device, these tablets are being used in construction, by guest services at hotels, by doctors who want to show their patients the results of their MRIs. In response, Android tablets are appearing, even though Google says the operating system isn’t suited for tablets. RIM is busy getting its PlayBook ready to launch, and has already signed up some enterprise customers.