Zhongguancun Internet of Things Industry Alliance, Orange Labs Beijing, Mobile Monday Beijing invite you for the “Internet of Things – The Next Opportunity” at MoMo Beijing #57 on 9th, April, 19:00.

“The Internet of Things” (IoT) — also known as machine-to-machine (M2M) – become one of the hottest topics in 2013. Whether an internet-connected thermostat controlled remotely by a smartphone app, smart glasses capable of displaying driving directions, or machines talking to each other over the internet, it is clear that mobile is not just about smartphones and tablets anymore.

Now, all operators and large services providers are predicting huge growth in connection over the mobile networks in the coming year. This hot topics is pushing us to keep the momentum going and continue to scout out what is going on in China in this market. We’ll take a look at the vision of what’s coming, discuss the practicalities of how this is going to be implemented, what this means for consumers and what the opportunities are for developers and entrepreneurs, including new business models. It’s a big topic but we have a great panel to help us understand it, so it will have interest for those who are expert in this area and also to those for whom it’s new.

Zhongguancun Internet of Things Industry Alliance，Orange Labs Beijing and Mobile Monday Beijing invite pioneers of “M2M and loT” area in China to showcase their activities and discuss the future of this industry. Join us a panel of experts as they discuss the opportunities and challenges presented by the diverse and growing field of non-traditional internet-connected devices.
Moderator

Speakers
Xiao Ruijie – Senior Project Manager – Orange Labs International Center Beijing
Xavier Yang – Senior Researcher – EDF Asia Pacific China
Liu Chi – Associate Professor – Beijing Institute of Technology
Yang Lei – Curator – China Millennium Monument Museum of Digital Arts
Beijing Jiaoda Micronion Tech.Co.Ltd Beijing Jiaoda Micronion Tech.Co.Ltd

Agenda
19:00 -19:30 Doors Open
19:30 -20:00 Keynote Speeches
20:00 – 21:00 Demo by 7 companies
21:00 – Networking & Light Buffet Speeches

Notice
- Attendance is limited to 120 participants due to the size of the venue.
- As we wish to keep Mobile Monday a pleasant experience, we won’t accept non-registered participants from now on. Hence, we recommend to Register Early Here.
- As usual, doors open at 19:00 and we start sharp at 19:30pm.

HTML-5 is considered one of the next big moves of the Mobile Internet. It’s reported as the fourth App development platform, just after iPhone, iPad and Android Phone, and even before Android Tablet, by Appcelerator earlier this year. Even with much controversy, Web Apps empowered by HTML-5 standards are increasingly attracting developers world wide. But HTML-5 also has its own problems, as difficulties in cross-platform support, and  problems in global standardization, etc. What is the way for mobile developers to adopt this new technology? Where are the fit domains that HTML-5 will manifest its strengths? We will focus on these questions in this session of Mobile Monday Beijing.

Speaking companies:

• 谢子斌 | 欧鹏首席标准官 | W3C HTML-5中文小组主席 (确认中)

Xie Zibin | CSO, Opera China | Chairman, W3C HTML-5 Chinese Group

来自HTML-5标准制定者的声音 | Voice from an HTML-5 standard maker

• 于波 | 副总裁 | 热酷

Yu Bo | Vice President | Rekoo

HTML-5游戏的先锋 | A pioneer of HTML-5 games

• 刘铁峰 | 联合创始人、CTO | 海豚浏览器

Liu Tiefeng | Cofounder & CTO | Dolphin Browser

浏览器是HTML-5得以繁荣的基础之一 | Browser as a basic element of the HTML-5 flourish

Agenda

• 19:00 -19:30  Doors Open  入场
• 19:30 -21:00  Speeches  演讲分享
• 21:00 – 22:00 Networking & Light BuffetSpeeches 自由交谈,自助晚餐

Organizers:

• Nadine REN | Co-Organizer,Mobile Monday Beijing / Marketing Communication & Innovation Director,Orange Labs

任真 | 法国电信北京研发中心市场、公关&创新 总监

• DAI Bin | Co-Organizer,Mobile Monday Beijing / Senior Project Manager, Orange Labs

戴彬 | 法国电信北京研发中心市场、公关&创新 高级项目经理

• TIAN Xiaoyin | Co-Organizer, Mobile Monday Beijing / Communication Manager, Orange Labs

田箫吟 | 法国电信北京研发中心市场、公关&创新 Orange合作伙伴计划经理

Address / 地址

Innovation Garden, Orange Labs Beijing
10F, South Twr, Raycom Infotech Park C
2 Science Institute South Road.

法国电信创新园
北京市海淀区科学院南路2号
融科资讯中心C座南楼10层

Notice regarding registration / 注意事项

Attendance is limited to 120 participants due to the size of the venue. As we wish to keep Mobile Monday a pleasant experience, we won’t accept non-registered participants from now on. Hence, we recommend to register early.As usual, doors open at 19:00 and we start sharp at 19:30pm.

由于会场规模有限，我们最多只能容纳120人

我们暂不接受未注册的参加者，因此建议您尽早注册，希望Mobile Monday 伴您度过一段愉快的时光。

会场将于下午7点开放，论坛活动将在下午7:30准时开始。

We look forward to meeting you on the 26th!

MoMo Beijing Team

Mobile Monday Beijing and CMoDA CoINNO Lab invite pioneers of “Smart City” area to showcase their activities and discuss the future of this industry.

The gathering of people, resources and information is making cities a more and more complex environment. Different pressures are decreasing cities’ efficiencies, which is against the purpose of cities to facilitate people’s life. Air and water pollution, traffic jam, energy problems, waste disposal, etc, are becoming emergent problematic that almost all major cities are facing. At the same time, information technologies and the Internet are changing the whole world in an amazing way. How to use these technologies to serve the cities, to make the smart, and to make city life better and more efficient, is the key question that “Smart City” is trying to answer, and is attracting attention from governments, companies and organizations.

Information and communication technologies and infrastructures are playing an important role in “Smart Cities”. They are not only helping people in their communications, but go on to interconnect more and more machines from different industries, to make cities’ information travel more freely. Today’s society is generating huge amount of data each second. A better treating of big data can reveal hidden realities. A smart and sometimes artistic visualization of the data can help people easily understand and embrace complicated concepts and ideas.

“Smart City” combines divers technologies, innovation from different industries, connecting governments and enterprises. Mobile Monday and CMoDA CoINNO Lab work together to continue the topic of “GeoCity Smart City” from Beijing Design Week, and invited industry insiders to showcase their activities and share insights about this topic.
Agenda

19:00 – Doors Open with　Snacks 准备入场及茶点

19:30 – 21:00 – Speeches 演讲分享

Speakers:
• 社交媒体与数据挖掘的数字艺术化
于霄 | 创始人 | 宏博知微
YU Xiao | Founder | Weiboreach

• 法国的创新智慧城市项目 | Innovative Smart City Projects in France
苏乐 | Partner | Idinvest Partners
Patrick Shuler | Partner | Idinvest Partners

• 电信运营商的智慧城市实践
任真 | 市场公关创新总监 | 法国电信
REN Zhen | Director of Marketing Communication Innovation | Orange Labs Beijing

• 信息设计提升智慧城市应用水平
中华世纪坛数字艺术馆“智慧城市－国际信息设计展”策展人 杨磊
Yang Lei | CMoDA CoINNO Lab

• 大数据视觉展示案例分享
李雨| 创始人 | LxU 信息设计工作室
LI Yu | Founder | LxU Studio

21:00 – 22:00 – Networking 自由交谈
Moderator

• Bin Dai | Co-Organizer, Mobile Monday Beijing, Senior Program Manager for Partnership & Open Innovation, OrangeLabs
• Xiaoyin Tian | Co-Organizer, Mobile Monday Beijing, Manager for Partnership & Open Innovation, OrangeLabs
Notice

• Attendance is limited to 150 participants due to the size of the venue.
• As we wish to keep Mobile Monday a pleasant experience, we won’t accept non-registered participants from now on. Hence, we recommend to register early.
• As usual, doors open at 19:00 and we start sharp at 19:30pm.

Co-Organizers:
• Mobile Monday Beijing | Orange Labs Beijing
• CMoDA | CMoDA CoINNO Lab

Great China French Tech Tour – Networking Event – Innovation from French ICT companies

We have the pleasure to collaborate with UBIFRANCE, the French Agency for International Business Development, under the aegis of France’s Ministry for the Economy, Finance & Industry, to present to our Mobile Monday Beijing community a special MoMo edition and a cocktail networking event. Benefiting from the occasion of the Great China French Tech Tour organized by UBIFRANCE, we will invite 10 French high tech companies in the ICT area to meet the Chinese market and potential Chinese partners. They will join us on this event and showcase their technologies.

Because of its competitive nature, the French Tech Tour is primarily oriented toward companies that have either a proven market in France or a particularly disruptive technology. These companies will be introduced to some of the most established names in China’s tech industry. Please Register Here

Agenda
19:00 – Doors Open
签到入场

19:30 – 19:40 Joint Opening by MoMo Beijing and UBiFrance
MoMo Beijing、法国驻华大使馆商务处共同开幕词

19:40 – 20:40 Presentation of French Tech Companies (5 minutes each)
法国企业介绍（每公司5分钟）

20:40 – 20:50 Introduction of Chinese guests (by host)
中国企业代表介绍（主持人）

20:50 – 22:00 Cocktail & Networking
鸡尾酒会&自由交流

Moderator

• Bin Dai | Co-Organizer, Mobile Monday Beijing, Senior Program Manager for Partnership & Open Innovation, OrangeLabs
• Xiaoyin Tian | Co-Organizer, Mobile Monday Beijing, Manager for Partnership & Open Innovation, OrangeLabs
Notice

Guest French Companies:

o 6WIND (www.6wind.com)

6WIND is a networking software company and the number one supplier of high-performance packet processing solutions (6WINDGate™) for Software-Defined Networks.

o Componize Software (www.componize.com)

Componize is Enterprise Content Management software that optimizes the production, management and publishing of high-volume documents such as product documentation and e-learning content.

o Gismartware (www.gismartware.com)

GiSmartware is a specialised publisher of mapping software for operators of landline telecommunications networks (GPON, PON and FTTH optical fibre, copper pairs, coaxial cable, etc.).

o Kinomap (www.kinomap.com)

Kinomap is the first platform in the world for geolocated videos sharing. it attracts more and more contributors, currently from more than 35 different countries in the world, video recording their tracks with GPS data.

o LINAGORA (www.linagora.com/English)

LINAGORA is a French leading company in Open Source Software and a Professional Services Provider. It develops its own software: OBM (messaging and collaborative software ), LinPKI (security) and LinID (identity management).

o Resonate (www.resonate-mp4.com)

A company of ten years of experience in the development and roll out of multimedia systems for software publishers, telecom operators, content production and institutions.

o Telequid (www.telequid.com)

Telequid is a transmedia technology provider. Its technology can be used in social TV apps, visual mobile recognition, Interactive Advertising Apps. Demo apps can be found on Appstore.

o Total Immersion (www.t-immersion.com)

Total Immersion (TI) is the worldwide leader in Augmented Reality (AR) solutions.

o Relaxnews (http://www.relaxnews.com/)

Member of the French Federation of News Agencies, AFP-Relaxnews is the first newswire dedicated to leisure and lifestyle.

o  FAMOCO (http://www.famoco.com)

Famoco is a Beijing based software company specialized in designing and building smart card software and secure mobile application.
Focused on excellent analysis and technical execution, our mission is to make high quality smart card and mobile application affordable.

With mobile Apps gaining popularity, smart devices are showing its nature of being a media channel. This has made possible the cross-platform interaction and service of TV content and TV ads with their audience.

Some companies have already started exploring in this direction. Viggle can identify TV programs by audio recognition for users to check-in and win gifts; Orange TV Check allows user to check-in TV programs by video recognition, and helps TV programs to promote themselves via social networks; and untaptv also uses audio recognition for users to check-in TV Ads and get coupons. It’s still being debated what types of technology and service are the most suitable to enable people’s TV check-in activities. While more importantly, is to understand what people’s interests are after checking-in. Is it e-commerce, gaming, interaction with content, or something else.

We have invited pioneering companies around the world of this area, to discuss Smart Devices Services & Innovation for TV Ads.

Agenda

13:30 ~ 14:00 Door Open

14:00 ~ 14:15 Orange Welcome Speech

14:15 ~ 14:45 Mobile Internet bringing new opportunities to TV Services
Sandra Wen | Senior Manager of Key Account support | Nielsen-CCData

14:45 ~ 15:15 Interactive marketing: A Sanity Check
James Kuai | Associate Director | GroupM Interaction

15:15 ~ 15:45 The convergence of TV Ads and Mobile Internet Ads
Jocelyn Cambria | Producer | Communication Design Center, Dentsu

15:45 ~ 16:00 Tea Break

16:00 ~ 16:30 TV Ads moving to Mobile Internet, case sharing contextual information
Wang Yannan | Co-founder | Untaptv

16:30 ~ 17:00 Case sharing: TV-Check
Luo Siqing | Senior Product Manager | Orange Labs Beijing

17:00 ~ 18:00 [Panel Discussion] The Perspective of combining TV Ads with Mobile Internet

18:00 ~ 18:15 Wrap-up & Conclusion

18:15 ~ 19:30 Buffet & Networking

Moderators

- Bin Dai | Co-Organizer, Mobile Monday Beijing, Senior Program Manager for Partnership & Open Innovation, OrangeLabs

- Xiaoyin Tian | Co-Organizer, Mobile Monday Beijing, Manager for Partnership & Open Innovation, OrangeLabs Notice

Note

- Attendance is limited to 120 participants due to the size of the venue.

- As we wish to keep Mobile Monday a pleasant experience, we won't accept non-registered participants from now on. Hence, we recommend to register early.

- As usual, doors open at 13:30 and we start sharp at 14:00.

With iOS and Android, smart phones have entered the Mobile Internet era. It is obvious to find that today’s leading smart phone platforms are not from traditional phone makers. After Apple redefined smart phone, Internet companies have been following closely this trend. Google is the first and most successful player to provide an Open OS for all phone makers to use and compete with Apple. Amazon is also grabbing people’s attention recently with its possible Amazon or Kindle Phone.

This movement is more complex in China. Being a huge market with the world’s largest Internet companies besides US, China may provide good opportunities for cloud based and services oriented smart phones. Internet giants like Alibaba, Tencent, Baidu have all entered into this competition.

“Internet Smart Phones” are also facing major challenges. Profit of smart phones in the International market being almost exclusively shared by Apple and Samsung, a reasonable revenue model is needed to support these new players.

Let’s face the pioneers of Internet Smart Phone providers and discuss together the future for their products. Please Register Here

Moderator

• Bin Dai | Co-Organizer, Mobile Monday Beijing, Senior Program Manager for Partnership & Open Innovation, OrangeLabs
• Xiaoyin Tian | Co-Organizer, Mobile Monday Beijing, Manager for Partnership & Open Innovation, OrangeLabs

Speakers:

• FireFox OS, Mozilla, Web based OS for smart phones

After their long-time experience and success in Internet browsing, Mozilla enters into smart phone OS with the brand new Fire Fox OS. Previously named “Boot to Gecko”, this is an entirely web and HTML5 based OS, and is said to target the world’s lower-end smart phone market segments.

• Xiaomi, from Miliao to Xiaomi Phone

Xiaomi has phenomenal performance in the smart phone market. Their MIUI, Miliao are attracting a huge base of funs to adopt Xiaomi phones. More stories to be shared by Xiaomi…

• Dianxin OS, Android for Brands

Dianxin OS is from an Innovation Works company. Being an Android-based OS, Dianxin aims to help phone manufactures or brands to quickly enter the smart phone business and start new products and models, by providing an integrated solution including hardware/chipset support, Android OS optimization & adaptation, Apps, and Cloud services.
Agenda

19:00 – Doors Open 准备入场
19:30 – 21:00 – Speeches 演讲分享
21:00 – 22:00 – Networking & Buffet 自由交谈及自助餐
Notice

• Attendance is limited to 120 participants due to the size of the venue.
• As we wish to keep Mobile Monday a pleasant experience, we won’t accept non-registered participants from now on. Hence, we recommend to register early.
• As usual, doors open at 19:00 and we start sharp at 19:30pm.

China is without doubt one of the world’s major centers for Entrepreneurship in Internet and Mobile Internet fields. And it is worth looking at other areas in the world where entrepreneurship is also a hot topic.

In South-East Asia, with the fast development of economy, we have observed quick rise of Internet / Mobile Internet entrepreneurship in countries including Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia, Philippines, Singapore, etc. Startups there benefit from rapid market growth, tax advantages, and global collaboration.

For this 50th edition of Mobile Monday Beijing, we have invited entrepreneurs from both Thailand and China, to showcase their activities, and share experience in different markets.

This event is in collaboration with Mobile Monday Thailand.

Ville Kulmala
Mobile Monday Thailand

Peachanan Rojwongsuriya
MyColorscreen

Jakob Lykkegaard
www.PocketPlayLab.com

Thomas Kjeldgaard
Pagemodo

The whole publishing industry has been strongly affected by smart devices and new content distribution channels with them. More and more people are turning to smart devices as their major means of reading and getting information.

Books count as a major app category in Apple AppStore; and the iPhone/iPad Newsstand opened a door for “new age” publishers and traditional media to compete directly on the same stage.

Yet we are still at the very beginning of a new age of publishing. Smart devices open a whole world of new possibilities to improve people’s reading experience. And we are far away from mastering them as we did with the traditional paper-based publishing means.

The coming MoMo invites pioneers of the mobile publishing industry. They have different backgrounds from art, culture and traditional publishing areas, and finally found themselves together facing these new challenges and opportunities. Let’s hear their story, their life experiences, and their vision about the future of mobile reading.

Lawrence Li
TangCha


Jun Fei
Central Academy of Fine Arts


Zhihong Guo
Orange Labs Beijing


Gongjun Liang
XianGuo


Mark Dong
Adobe China

Post Event Update Report

Mobile reading is a very complex topic. The speakers of Mobile Monday Beijing 49th Edition addressed this issue from different angles. They are from 5 companies and institute, including App Annie, TangCha, Central Academy of Fine Art of China, Xianguo, and Adobe China.

1. Mobile reading market analysis by App Annie
First we let market and data talk – the presentation from Bertrand Schmitt, CEO of App Annie App Annie is one of the world’s major mobile app statistic analysis providers. Their SDK are used in more than 100,000 app world wide by 13,000+ publishers. Their ranking database is tracking 850,000 apps on iOS, Mac (to be released soon) and Google Play. In the presentation, Bertrand Schmitt shared their analysis regarding the new Newsstand for iPhone and iPad. Interesting observations include: - Global downloads increasing slowly (7% from Oct 2011); while global revenue increasing dramatically (282% from Oct 2011);
- China is ranked top 2 by downloads, but out of top 10 by revenue;
- The highest revenue per download comes from Norway with $0.75/download;
- Despite less unites, iPad downloads are ~20% more than iPhone downloads, and revenue is 3 times more: revealing that consumers are much more willing to download and pay on iPad, a much better device for reading

2. E-Book publishing for mobile reading by TangCha
TangCha is the Pioneer of licenced electronic book publisher on iOS devices in China. So far it has published 12 books in Apple App Store, including the famous biography of Steve Jobs (Simplified Chinese version). Its founder Lawrence Li shared his opinion about electronic reading. Typography is one focus of Tangcha’s effort of increasing mobile reading experience. Chinese typography in the mobile digital world is serious underdeveloped, even comparing to Japanese typography. Tangcha is experimenting new fonts with typography designer and applying new ways of page setting to make reading a more enjoyable and nature experience on mobile devices.

In terms of operation, TangCha is moving from releasing books as an independent app to providing an integrated book shelf

3. Mobile reading design sharing from Pr. Fei Jun from Central Academy of Fine Arts
Pr. Fei Jun has been working with traditional media publishers to help them release iPad versions of their magazines. Traditional media publishers face major challenges moving their contents from paper-based magazines to smart mobile devices. It’s definitely not only by generating a PDF version of the magazine and copy to the iPad. Digital designers leverage the various possibilities that smart devices provides to build a digital version of magazines. Pr. Fei Jun shared some principles that he is applying in his daily work with his team. - Multimedia features are to be used with caution
Pr. Fei always make sure not to turn a digital magazine into a “video App”. Multimedia contents are only used if they are inline with the whole page, respecting it composition.
- Page layout is to be re-designed
Pages need to be re-designed. Different layers can be added to a page which can be shown and hidden according to user’s different actions
- Leveraging interactivity to make a difference
Being interactive, a digital magazine can support complicated logical reasoning. For example, a series quiz is very suitable to be presented in a digital magazine.

4. Waterfall-flow mobile reading from Xianguo Lianbo
Xianguo Lianbo is one of the earliest and most popular mobile & Internet waterfall-flow reader. Its founder Liang Gongjun shared his rich experience regarding this business in China. Benefiting from its friendly design and user experience, Xianguo is getting a huge user base. But the market is not rewarding enough yet for similar businesses to flourish. Currently Xianguo is facing challenges from low willing of pay users, and strong competition. Xianguo suggests that for a relatively long time, advertising is the main revenue source for this business.

5. Mobile reading publishing tool kit from Adobe China
Adobe is helping world wide digital publishers to create their publication. With a global experience, Mark Dong, platform manager of Adobe China, compared the situations in US and in China. In the US, digital publication are aggressively taking the market, even resulting in bankruptcy of book store chains. In China, the market is experiencing some delay, due to lack of willing to pay by the consumers. Adobe also helps digital publisher to differentiate their publication with different design enablers.

The GSMA Mobile World Congress 2012 is attracting attention from all over the world while it talks about “redefining Mobile”.

It's really a big party of the entire mobile industry, a major show of new products and services. The announcements of Nokia 41Megapixel 808 Pureview, HTC One series, Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1, and so on, make already a long list of the newest gadgets on this event.

But we might wonder more, besides all these new products and hardware moves, what MWC is showing the world about services trends on the Mobile Internet. What do these new devices mean for the mobile services? Facebook just announced that they will support the global development of the mobile Web, as well as establish a new order for mobile payment. So what we can expect the rest of this year could be for the whole Mobile Internet industry?

We have the pleasure to invite friends who are spending their whole 4 days in Fira de Barcelona, to share with us their first-hand feelings and information from the grounds.

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Schedule
• 19:00 - Doors Open
• 19:30 - 21:30 – Panel Discussion
• 21:30 - 22:30 - Networking & Buffet

Moderators
• Bin Dai | Co-Organizer, Mobile Monday Beijing, Senior Program Manager for Partnership & Open Innovation, OrangeLabs
• Wenzhe Zhou | Co-Organizer, Mobile Monday Beijing, Senior Program Manager for Partnership & Open Innovation, OrangeLabs

Address
Innovation Garden, Orange Labs Beijing
10F, South Twr, Raycom Infotech Park C
2 Science Institute South Road.

Notice regarding registration
• Attendance is limited to 120 participants due to the size of the venue.
• As we wish to keep Mobile Monday a pleasant experience, we won't accept non-registered participants from now on. Hence, we recommend to Register Early.
• Participation fee: 100 rmb (payment is at the door and includes light buffet)

Look forward to meeting you on Monday 12th March!

Asia is now becoming a major source of innovation of Internet & Mobile Internet. In each sub-domain there are one or several giants competing with their Silicon Valley counterparts, and making remarkable results. Regionally Alibaba has beaten eBay in B2B and B2C services; Mixi, DeNA, GREE, Cyworld are dominating the SNS and gaming industry in Japan and Korea. The Chinese search engine giant Baidu, SNS and IM leader Tencent are dominating the Chinese market. Being top 5 Internet Companies worldwide, these two companies and expanding aggressively in an international scale. Now with the trend moving from Internet to Mobile Internet, we see the same phenomena happening in Mobile Internet.

Entrepreneurship is another main topic in Asia with an aggressive involvement of entrepreneurs and investors worldwide. TechCrunch (the leading Silicon Valley tech blog) is fully aware of this and chose Beijing as the venue for their first out sea event TechCrunch Disrupt 2011, an event dedicated to startup and innovation. With the first generation of startups growing into Internet leaders like Baidu and Tencent, the current tide of Mobile internet entrepreneurship, with a heavy contribution from global investment, is pushing a next generation of giants of Mobile Internet.

Speakers:

- Baidu (about Baidu: http://ir.baidu.com/phoenix.zhtml?c=188488&p=irol-homeprofile)
Baidu is the 3rd largest online search engine worldwide, and a top 5 Internet company in terms of market cap. They are equally aggressive in Mobile Internet as in Internet, with its cloud based service strategy targeting mobile devices through various channels, including browser, Web App, maps, etc. Baidu will share its vision on mobile business and its strategy about global partnership.

- Qoncept (http://qoncept.jp/)
Based in Japan, Qoncept has a series of success in introducing Augmented Reality technology into mobile services, building mobile games and applications. Combining innovation in technology, service and business models, they have a vision of a promising future.

- Total Immersion (http://www.t-immersion.com/)
Total Immersion is also a major Augmented Reality company demonstrating its strengths in applying AR technology in different industries for marketing purpose. Although based in France, Total Immersion regards the Asian market as a major component of its global strategy.

- NetQin (http://www.t-immersion.com/en/)
NetQin is the pioneer of Mobile security. With the rise of smart phones with open systems like iOS and Android, security issues become more and more a threat to these devices. NetQin has established their leading position in the global mobile security sector with continual innovation brought to the market.

- Tencent (http://www.t-immersion.com/) (TBC)
With its enormous success in SNS and IM services, Tencent is the 4th largest Internet Company owning one of the world’s largest SNS communities. Mobile Internet is Tencent’s current battle field. It has brought its core competence into this field with mobile SNS, mobile IM, and so on.

Event details listed via MoMo Paris Post Here