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Implementing Mobile Web 2.0 – by Ajit Jaokar

 

This one day intensive course/workshop covers the implementation of Mobile Web 2.0. It covers both the principles and implementation taking a case study approach. We can hold the workshop on demand or please contact us for the next available date and venue in Central London. This course can also be tailored to organizations with emphasis on specific elements

What this workshop covers

Fundamentals of Web 2.0

Extending Web 2.0 to mobility – the issues and opportunities

What is Mobile web 2.0

Implementing Mobile Web 2.0

  • The Operator implementation – The IMS/SDP approach.
  • The handset implantation – case studies from Nokia Ovi and other device manufacturers who are oriented towards user generated content
  • The Enterprise network strategy – Covering video and a case study from Cisco
  • The Web /mobile approach case study from Android.
  • Social networking approach – based on web and mobile social networks
  • SIM/ SCWS – Smart card web server. A relatively new approach with the SIM cards being increasingly powerful and with the deployment of a web server on SIM cards.
  • Non ‘phone’ devices – examples of Amazon Kindle and Nintendo Wii
    Identity and Security – Identity and Security can complement almost any service and a telecoms network has an advantage.
  • Browser APIs/DOM extensions – Inspite of rapid strides, the browser does lack some key elements – especially access to APIs. A whole raft of capabilities are possible via browser extensions(plugins) ranging from Location aware browsing to offline browsing.
  • Voice Call detail records to create social graphs

Who should attend

  • Telecom Operators
  • Device manufacturers
  • Content creators
  • Community and social network managers
  • Network equipment providers
  • Senior executives and senior managers
  • Entrepreneurs
  • Product Managers
  • Startups
  • CTOs and CIOs
  • Internet/Web Application developers
  • Web architects
  • Project Managers
  • Business Strategists
  • Web developers

Contact: info at futuretext.com

About Ajit Jaokar

Ajit Jaokar is the co-author of the book 'Mobile web 2.0' and is also a member of the web2.0 workgroup. Currently, he plays an advisory role to a number of mobile start-ups in the UK and Scandinavia.

His recent talks have included:

  • Mobile World Congress Barcelona 2008 – speaker – Social networking and youth
  • Stanford University’s Digital visions program
  • MIT Sloan : Trends in Web 2.0 and social networking
  • Keynote at O Reilly Web20 expo(April 2007) :
  • 3GSM – talk on Mobile Web 2.0
  • Keynote at Java One (Motorola CTO Padmasree Warrior’s panel)
  • European parliament - Brussels - (Electronic Internet Foundation)
  • London business school – future of social networking
  • Supernova(San Francisco) 2008
  • Over the air – talk on Identity and reputation

Technical presentations have included

  • IMS World in Monaco
  • Ajax world in Santa Clara and New York
  • Fraunhofer fokus in Berlin

Media appearances include

  • New York Times
  • BBC – Newsnight – 3phone launch
  • CNN money
  • The BBC digital planet
  • The Scoble show

He is currently st a part time Phd on Identity and Reputation systems at UCL in London

 
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