VentureBeat editors are again convening the top 180 mobile executives, investors and policy-makers for an exclusive, invite-only discussion designed to shape the future of the mobile industry. Last year’s inaugural event proved to be one of the most important gatherings in the industry. Key to this year’s event will be five intimate boardroom sessions: Platform wars, mobile commerce, enterprise mobility, mobile media, and user acquisition. Full details here.
MobileBeat 2012, VentureBeat’s 5th annual flagship conference on the future of mobile, convenes the brightest minds and biggest names in the industry to explore the year’s hottest mobile trends and the opportunities surrounding them. You’ll enjoy two days packed with groundbreaking content and unparalleled networking opportunities, with a mix of major carrier executives, top device makers, developers, mobile startups, analysts, investors, retailers, press, and more. Full details here.
The video game industry is on the verge of introducing its next generation of console technology, but that’s happening against the growth of games on almost all platforms. GamesBeat 2012 — VentureBeatʼs 4th annual conference on disruption and innovation in the gaming market — is gathering top execs, investors, and entrepreneurs from the mobile, social, PC, and console companies to debate the strategies needed to deal with ever-changing consumer tastes and platforms. Full details here.
CloudBeat 2012 is an event focused on uncovering and analyzing revolutionary instances of enterprise cloud adoption. Through customer-centric case studies, high-level presentations, and deep dive breakout sessions, you’ll get actionable insight into the key processes that companies are putting in place to better empower employees, serve customers, and deliver tangible value to investors. Full details here.
DEMO is the launchpad for emerging technology and trends. Each year over 2,500 people attend DEMO to experience innovation at its birth, with each event unveiling a hand-selected class of products to investors, global press, corporate acquires, strategic partners, and buyers. Throughout its 21 years, DEMO has earned a reputation for consistently identifying new innovations most likely to disrupt the markets they serve and change the way we use technology. Full details here.












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