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MoMo Chicago – April 23rd – NFC with Intersog

In our planning meeting last December, NFC was the number #1 requested topic. So by popular demand, here it is!

In case you are wondering, here is the WikiPedia definition “Near field communication (NFC) is a set of standards for smartphones and similar devices to establish radio communication with each other by touching them together or bringing them into close proximity, usually no more than a few centimeters.”

Monday, April 23, 2012, 5:30 PM
Morningstar
22 West Washington Street
7th Floor
Chicago, IL

About the speaker -

Igor Fedulov, the CEO of Intersog will be talking about NFC. Igor has built a reputation as a tech industry innovator on the technical and business fronts alike. Throughout his fifteen year career, Igor has balanced his technical roots and executive acumen with top-level involvement in high-profile projects for Volkswagen AG, Orbitz, and American Airlines. Throughout this time he never lost the energetic mind-set of a tech entrepreneur, a passion that led Igor to head a number of successful technical ventures before his ultimate appointment as the CEO of INTERSOG – a software/mobile application development company based in Chicago. Igor holds an undergraduate degree in computer science and an MBA from the esteemed Steinbeis-Hochschule University in Berlin. A lover of everything outdoors, when he’s out of the office Igor can likely be found strapped to a snowboard in the Rockies.

MoMo Chicago – March 19th – Nokia CES Redux

For those that didn’t get to CES this year, MoMo Chi is bringing the best of CES directly to you. Nokia – winner of the Best Smartphone of CES with its Lumia 900 – sponsors this month’s event. Get hands-on time with Nokia’s newest Window’s Phone devices. Hear plans for the US market and Nokia’s new focus on apps and developers, including seeding thousands of devices to developers, access to tools, support and training.

Join Mobile Monday and Nokia executives: “We want developer’s to unleash their creative force and build an experience  – not just an app -  to bring smartphones to life for brands and consumers,” said Chanse Arrington, Nokia’s Head of Developer Marketing – North America

WHERE: TBD – See Original Event Listing Here for Update Details

WHO: MoMo Chicago & Nokia

WHAT: Candid conversation with Nokia executives and their strategy for developers, WP7, & the US market.  Demos of Lumia 900 and other devices. Giveaways, open bar and appetizers.

MoMo Chicago – Feb. 21st – iTest my Code

This month we are brining you a preview of CocoaConf with Eric’s talk on testing iOS applications. We will also be giving a lucky person a FREE CONFERENCE PASS.

Please note the meetup is on Tuesday instead of Monday.

Topic:

Testing your applications is important! Writing good tests is just as important! This talk will be divided into two main parts. The first part will cover exactly what goes into a good test. The second part will cover the basics of two testing frameworks, OCDSpec and Objective C Slim. Objective C Slim is an acceptance testing framework, and for those of you familiar with Ruby and Rails, OCDSpec is a unit testing framework with syntax inspired by Jasmine and RSpec. At the end of this talk, you should have no problem testing all of your future iOS applications.

About the speaker:

Eric Meyer Eric Meyer is a software craftsman at 8th Light, where he has been programming primarily in Ruby and Objective C. Eric began his career at Object Mentor, where he was first introduced to Test Driven Development and Agile methodologies. In the past, Eric has developed applications for the iPhone and iPad using Objective C and porting a version of Slim to Objective C, released an application to the App Store and made contributions to OCDSpec, an open source unit testing framework for the iPhone. He has spoken about iPhone development at Agile 2009 Conference and SD West.

MoMo Chicago – Sept. 26th – Find the Right Mobile Approach

How to innovate in a disruptive mobile market from an incumbent Ecommerce position: lessons for both startups and established enterprises.

Orbitz first launched a mobile site in the Spring of 2007 and continued the next few years focusing on providing timely and helpful information for travelers. Fast-forward to 2010, it brought the ability to book travel (flights, hotels, and car rentals) through its mobile website and followed up with launches of apps for iPhone/Android later that year, as well as an app for iPad in July 2011. It also launched similar offerings globally under different brands. Throughout this time, the company has dealt with issues surrounding how to successfully tap the opportunity of this emerging growth channel while maintaining a competitive footing in its current business: online travel.

Do you have questions on whether to execute with in-house development resources or outsourcing partners? How to find/keep mobile talent as well as how to organize them to develop and launch new products? How to build features that span online and mobile channels? How to square a mobile channel within an online brand? Using his 5+ years of experience at Orbitz, Chris Brown, VP of Product Strategy will discuss the strategies and tactics that large, consumer-facing Ecommerce enterprises can take in order to craft and deliver successful mobile websites and applications. More Details and Registration Here.

MoMo Chicago – 29 August – Nokia App Demos & Networking

Join MoMo Chicago & Nokia for a night of app demos, tech talk, open bar & appetizers


Our friends from Nokia are hosting this networking mixer and app demo at the classy Bin 36!  We will have the opportunity to meet with Dave Bost -Developer Evangelist, from Microsoft who will be doing a presentation on Mango App Development and a Nokia representative talking about upcoming programs and training.

When: Monday, August 29, 2011, 6:00 PM
Where: Bin 36 - 339 N Dearborn St, Chicago, IL
What:  Talk with Nokia and Microsoft reps, see demos, network, open bar & appetizers

Advance Registration Here – If you would like to demo an app, please contact Sheena Chandok

MoMo Chicago – July 18th – What can Android do that iPhone Can’t?

Monday, July 18, 2011, 6:00 PM – Register Here

Vibes Media 300 West Adams Street, 7th Floor Chicago, IL

Speaker:

Joe Nedumgottil has spent most of his career in business and technology consulting.  As a manager at Pariveda, Joe works with our clients to manage towards better, more cost-effective IT results.  Joe has experience across a number of technical disciplines including custom development, mobile development, business process management, business intelligence, portals, project management and application support. Joe graduated from the University of Illinois in Urbana-Champaign with a B.S. in General Engineering.

Joe’s a big fan of Android!  He thinks that the platform is great, and developers are not taking full advantage of Android OS capabilities. In his presentation, Joe will demonstrate some of the capabilities in Android that are not in iOS, and how developers can leverage these to make unique and more compelling  apps for their users.

MoMo Chicago June 20th WWDC Meetup

Apple Worldwide Developer Conference Roundup

Daniel Slowinski of the Nerdery (http://www.nerdery.com) will be providing the details on iOS 5 and the new launches from WWDC ‘11.

Monday, June 20, 2011 – 6:00 PM

NAVTEQ – 425 West Randolph Street Chicago, IL

About Daniel Slowinski

I graduated from the University of Illinois in 2009 with a BS in Computer Engineering. I started my career with Motorola in Schaumburg working on proof-of-concept and low-volume specialty products for the government and private industry. After taking up an interest in iOS development, I left Motorola and joined the Nerdery to fulfill a growing desire to develop mobile applications. I have attended WWDC in 2006 and 2007 and have been an avid Mac fanboy since my first iMac in 2001. I have an interest in all of the latest technologies (but not an expert in all of them) and have as much a passion for software as I do for hardware.

MoMo Chicago May 23rd Mobile Retail

How are retailers using mobile technologies to drive shoppers in store – and to spend more once they are there? We’ll discuss several retailers’ innovative tactics, some of the key challenges slowing mobile adoption, and how to score a few quick wins. Register Here

Monday, May 23, 2011 at 6:00 PM — 22 West Washington Street Chicago, IL

About Nick Fotis

Nick Fotis serves as Digital Strategy Manager at Arc Worldwide, the marketing services arm of Leo Burnett. He helps brands understand how their audience engages with mobile devices, how to leverage mobile to reach business goals, and how to develop winning mobile products. Arc’s clients include Purina, P&G, Whirlpool, Allstate, and Sealy.

Prior to Arc, Nick managed mobile at Cars.com, including a highly successful iPhone application and several redesigns of the mobile website. Nick has spoken at events including the Web 2.0 Expo and the Shopper Marketing Summit. He earned his MBA from DePaul University and is a proud graduate of Penn State.

MoMo Chicago Leveraging the Cloud in Mobile App Development

We will bring together several experts in leveraging the cloud in mobile app development for a panel discussion on Monday, March 21, 2011 at 6:00 PM. We’ve just announced the panel for this discussion please Register Here.

Moderator

Mark Wilson – Philanthroper & Gizmodo

Mark Wilson is best known for his work at Gizmodo, where he was a Reviews Editor and still contributes weekly articles at a friendly alumni capacity. He’s also done his rounds in the freelance world, writing for sites like Kotaku, PopMech and Esquire. What pulled him away from the glitz and glamor of professional blogging? He’s started Philanthroper, a daily deal site for nonprofits.

The Panel

Chris Balcer – Slalom Consulting

Chris Balcer is a Solution Architect at Slalom Consulting focused on cloud computing, mobility and the Microsoft .NET technology stack. Over 12 plus years of technology work, Chris has implemented solutions ranging from console applications with AS/400 integration and VB6 to most recently mobility and cloud computing with Windows Azure and Android 2.1

Mark Ferry – Roundarch

Mark Ferry, Director of Technology at Roundarch a digital  strategy and solutions firm.  Mark has a background in physics and a long history of software development and architecture across all industries.  Mark is the creator of a mobile framework known as EchoServ, which enables developers to use sound to execute commands between devices.

Tom Gersic – Model Metrics

Tom’s role as Senior Technical Architect involves technical design and oversight of projects for Model Metrics’ clients, he has spent over 10 years architecting and developing solutions with a wide variety of languages and platforms. His experience with multiple cloud and mobile technologies has made him a valuable asset on a wide variety of projects at Model Metrics, and he has consistently delivered successful solutions to clients both large an small.

Tom’s work has been deployed to rapidly growing and innovative companies such as Groupon and has been scaled across large organizations such as Abbott Labs, ADP, Allergan, Medtronic, Walgreens, and Zimmer, who rely on applications he designed and built for enterprise-level deployment. The development effort he led with Zimmer resulted in the largest enterprise iPad deployment ever.

Jeff Judge – Signal

Jeff loves technology and using it to solve problems big and small. As co-founder and CEO, Jeff is responsible for ensuring that the company has what it needs to be successful and executing against it’s mission of providing simplified solutions for making every digital interaction between marketer and consumer genuine and compelling.

Prior to Signal, Jeff worked for Orbitz Worldwide where he led the engineering team responsible for vacation packaging, the company’s most profitable product line. Prior to Orbitz, Jeff worked for technology consulting firms Diamond Management & Technology Consultants and Cap Gemini.

Jonathan Ozeran – Lextech

Jonathan currently leads client strategy and mobile product design for Lextech Global Services, an enterprise mobile application development group that has built some of the most advanced iOS apps in the world. Apple asks Lextech to help brief government agencies and enterprises on the power of the iOS platform to help open their eyes to mobile possibilities.

Before coming to Lextech, Jonathan established and led the mobile applications unit for the Tribune Company within its interactive division. While at Tribune, he assembled a staff of mobile-focused engineers and managed the design and development of numerous mobile applications including the Los Angeles Times for iPhone, Chicago Tribune for iPhone as well as an Android application for the Chicago Blackhawks. .

Turbocharge your App Sales – MoMo Chicago February Meetup

Date: Tuesday, Feb 22, 2011 - 6:00pm

Location: Morning Star - 22 West Washington St, Chicago, IL

Register:  http://www.meetup.com/momo-chicago/events/16179791/

 

Selling mobile applications is far more difficult than selling SaaS applications.  In December of 2010, the iPhone App Store averaged 627 new apps every day.  The Android Market averaged 243.  Long gone are the days of throwing an app up into an app store and watching the dollars flow.

 

We explore many different marketing channels you can use to market your app.  We will explore the pros and cons of each channel.  Then we will look at how to instrument your mobile business so you can make data driven decisions.  Learn how to create ways of lookng at your prospective customer’s actions to inform how you market to them.  Finally, determine how your customers are using the product to drive future sales.

 

About Bernhard Kappe

 

Bernhard Kappe is the founder and CEO of Pathfinder Development, which helps companies rapidly launch products. In this role, Bernhard works with startups and existing companies to create effective business models and product-market fit, position themselves in the market, create outstanding product design, utilize Agile development to build great products, and manage customer acquisition and
retention.

As a veteran entrepreneur, Bernhard strives to make Chicago a technology epicenter by leading the Chicago Lean Startup Circle and the Chicago Product Management Association, organizer in the Lean Startup Machine and events such as this one, and mentoring startups to help them be successful.

About Todd Wyder

 

Todd Wyder is Chief Product Officer at Pathfinder Development and has been involved in product management, marketing and engineering for over 25 years. Todd has worked on products for GE, Axciom, YesMail, OMRON Electronics, Appointments 1,2,3, Mitsubishi, Fanuc, AT&T, AHA! Interactive, Schoolnet, OASIS, Calendars.com, CatapultMySales, Coe Truman and many others.

To register:  http://www.meetup.com/momo-chicago/events/16179791/

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