Ambit International (www.ambitsf.com) today announced that Javaid Aziz, founder and CEO of Aspective, Ken Norbury, vice president and general manager of Geoworks UK and Dr. Pricilla Lu, CEO and chairperson of interWAVE will discuss the future of wireless ASP at the Europe InternetASP Forum to be held 3-4 May, 2000 at the Millennium Conference Centre, Harrington Gardens, in London, England.
Lead Europe InternetASP Forum sponsors includes NetStore, Futurelink, Lucent Technologies, JAWS Technologies Inc. and SCO.
"Wireless ASP is poised to change the way businesses and consumers conduct e-business and communicate in the new economy," said Linda Kazares, president of Ambit International. "The Europe InternetASP Forum wireless panel will help prepare participants for the challenges and opportunities of mobile application outsourcing to leverage this booming area of telecommunications."
From micro-browsers to e-commerce, the Europe IASP Forum Wireless panel session will cover:
-- How companies are deploying mobile technologies including GPRS, SMS, WAP, and Bluetooth
-- What mobile applications are shaping the wireless world
-- Developing customized mobile ASP solutions
-- Wireless infrastructure and the Internet
The Europe InternetASP Forum will focus on the rapidly evolving Internet ASP model and how it will change the way companies conduct e-business and e-commerce in the next century. Participants at the Europe IASP Forum will include industry executives, editors and corporate IT end users from NetStore, Futurelink, Lucent Technologies, JAWS Technologies Inc., SCO, eGain, JD Edwards, Geoworks, Si3, Opus, RSA Security, myCIO.com, ASP Industry Consortium, NCD, Cabletron, eSoft, Microsoft, Center for High Performance Development, ASPassist, ASPNews.com, TDS AG, ABC Systems and Development, Progress Software, interWAVE, Aspective and IT Week.
Ambit International has also been selected to manage the Europe logistics for the ASP Industry Consortium's global member meeting 2 May 2000 preceding the IASP Forum. Founded in May of 1999, the ASP Industry Consortium was formed to promote the application service provider industry by sponsoring research, fostering standards, and articulating the measurable benefits of this evolving delivery model.
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