VIA, HTC, Lenovo, TCL, BestTV, Tencent, RenRen, Paypal Confirmed to Speak At TechNode Collide Conference

The full agenda of TechNode Collide conference Powering the China Cloud has been published. With the great support from VIA, the sponsor of this conference, now we have confirmed 20+ great speakers from VIA, HTC, Lenovo, TCL, BestTV, Tencent, RenRen, Paypal etc. The online registration is still open here and for the details, please visit the official site: http://collide.technode.com

AGENDA

Date: 25th May, 2011 (Wednesday)

12:00 1:00Doors open1:00 1:10Opening speech1:10 1:30Keynote Ray Yam, Head of HTC China (confirmed)1:30 1:50Keynote Dr. David Wei, VP of Lenovo(confirmed)Cloud Computing Track2:00 3:00Cloud computing is a way to access applications over the internet, think Google applications like Gmail or Google Docs. It encompasses any subscription-based or pay-per-use service that, in real time over the Internet, extends ITs existing capabilities.Cloud computing overseas has been established for years now, but China is still looking to find its way through this trend.
  • JAMES ERON, COO ChinaNetCloud (confirmed)
  • Michael Zhao, Head of Integration Service , Paypal China (confirmed)
  • Kevin Day, CEO of Comsenz (Tencent) (confirmed)
  • Deng Jisheng, Shanda Cloud Computing, Everbox (confirmed)
  • Zhang Fubo, SkyCloud, Managing Director(confirmed)
Mobile Cloud Track3:00 4:00Mobile cloud is an extension of cloud computing and is easiest to think about as a mobile app on your smartphone, where the infrastructure of both the data storage and the data processing happen outside of the mobile device.According to Juniper Research, the market for cloud-based mobile applicationswill grow 88% from 2009 to 2014 and reach US$9.5bn. A driving force of mobile cloud is the adoption of the new web standard HTML5, increased mobile broadband coverage, the prolifera! tion of 4G-enabled netbooks and smartbooks and the need for always on collaborative services for the enterprise. In Asia a growing number of players are trying to fill in the demand for mobile cloud eco-system from mobile device manufacturers to application developers.
  • Liu Jiang, Chief-editor of CSDN (confirmed)
  • Adam Chen, Head of Marketing, VIA Telecom (confirmed)
  • Cao Ming, VP of 3G.cn (confirmed)
  • Huang Jing, Head of Product Marketing, RenRen (confirmed)
  • Steven Liu, Special Assistant of WonderMedia (confirmed)
4:00 4:15Break4:15 4:30Sponsor Presentation
Epan Wu,Head of VIA Processor Platform Product Marketing (confirmed)
Topic: From PC + Internet to Mobile + Cloud: Powering the Next Great IndustryTransitionSmart TV Track4:30 5:15Smart TV is the next generation of TV entertainment experience, by knowing who you are and like and giving you more control. It is an integrated solution of television and internet that aims to help you personalize how you interact with TV.You can scroll through a list of programs that are currently showing. While watching, you can get information about the products being featured in the show. Smart TV can also recommend a show based on past viewing history. It is also searchable by voice recognition and allows you to interact with people on your social networks such as chat about the program you are watching together.
  • Kevin Rui, VP, Best TV (confirmed)
  • Wang Haila, CEO of Orange France Beijing (confirmed)
  • Yang Jin, Senior VP of Technicolor Greater China, GM of Digital Delivery Business Group(confirmed)
  • Liu Wenfei,Super Smart TV Director of TCL Research (confirmed)
Start-Up Jam5:15 6:30Start Up Presentations
  • Everbox (cloud storage & sync service) confirmed
  • Suishouji (mobile finance) confirmed
  • Shanda Note (cloud storage) confirmed
  • Camera360 (mobile image sharing) confirmed
    • UMeng (reporting system) confirmed
  • Hozom (social contact) confirmed
  • Senscape (Augmented Reality) confirmed
  • DianXin OS confirmed
7:00VIP Dinner & Party (Invitation Only)

Related posts:

  • TechNode Presents Collide, Powering the China Cloud Conference, May 25th
  • The Global Mobile Internet Conference 2011 coming in April
  • Cloud Nine for Chinas Cloud Computing?



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