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Mobile Technology Consortium Sept. 21, 2012 jamieaborras@bellsouth Cell 305-970-3596

Bridging Industry Demand with University Jewels. MTC. Collaborate and Innovate Spin-off New Businesses Best Students Match. Mobile Technology Consortium Sept. 21, 2012 jamieaborras@bellsouth.com Cell 305-970-3596. Mobile Technology Consortium (MTC).

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Mobile Technology Consortium Sept. 21, 2012 jamieaborras@bellsouth Cell 305-970-3596

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  1. Bridging Industry Demand with University Jewels MTC • Collaborate and Innovate • Spin-off New Businesses • Best Students Match Mobile Technology Consortium Sept. 21, 2012 jamieaborras@bellsouth.com Cell 305-970-3596

  2. Mobile Technology Consortium (MTC) Vision: To bridge the university wisdom with the local entrepreneur spirit for the growth of Mobile Technology & User Experience Mission: To bring together system companies, small businesses, universities, and government agencies to evolve next generation Mobile Technology platforms, applications and automation. Goal: Collaborate and Innovate To identify common needs/topics/projects to help your business. To network & help the needs of local entrepreneurs and businesses. To review “Hot Technology Topics” to enable emerging businesses. To find best students match to your business

  3. 9:00 AM Theme: Mobile Opportunities, Start-Ups and VCs Introductions Welcome from FIU School of Computing & Information Sciences (SCIS)….Drs. Iyenger/Luis The State of the Mobile Industry…………..…………..........................................Mr. Jaime Borras Industry-University Cooperative Research Center Update @ FIU & FAU….Dr. Nathalie Rishe Business Planning and Sources of Capital……….………………………………………..Mr. Dale Gregory Assisting Start-Up Companies..………………..…………………………………….…………Dr. Ankur Agarwal FIU AVCC: Planning the Seeds of Innovation in LatAm…….................……..…Ms. Carla K. Canino FAU: Adams Center for Entrepreneurship…………………………………………………Mr. Phil Viscomi Break…………………………………..Next Start-Ups……………………………………………………………….. EGLA Communications & Start-up Week……………………….Dr. Edwin A. Hernandez - CEO Flomio……………………………………………….……………………….….Mr. Richard Grundy - CEO Mobile in Health Care.…….………………………………………….….Dr. Faiz Fatteh – CEO of SorenTech AgileTest – Test Process & Data Management Platform..Mr. Mike Weir – CEO AdventureTech Mobile Apps on a Budget……………………………………………….Mr. Karl Morris – Co-Founder Colada Game Developers Guild………………………………………………….Mr. Frank Hernandez – Founder Tourism Through Technology (API)…………………………………Mr. R. Williams/B. O’Grady Adjourn 10:30 AM 1:00 PM

  4. The State of the Mobile Industry • Smartphones and Operating Systems • Faster Networks and Operators • Venture Capital in Mobile

  5. US 4G Smartphones Market Share 25.6% 18.8% 15.4% 11.7% 6.4% 10% 0.8% July, 2012

  6. Mobile Operating Systems US • Fragmentation Europe 52% Android 67% 4% Microsoft 5% 10% Blackberry 6% 33% Apple 15% Smartphone Penetration 47% 46% • iOS is where the money is

  7. U.S. Consumers Avg. Apps Downloads Up 28%

  8. Long Term Evolution (LTE) = True Mobile Broadband Advantages ReviewEverywhere.Blogspot.Com http://www.nec.com/en/global/solutions/nsp/lte/pdf/brochure.pdf

  9. http://shop.verizonwireless.com/?id=galaxys3

  10. Where is the wind blowing? Device Centric Apps learning user behaviors Health Monitor, Diag. & Wellness Productivity Improvements One App for everything anywhere • Android dominance potential dilution • continues to unify platform • LTE = Mobile user “peace of mind” • iPhone 5 lack of NFC will be notice • Focus on HW (sensors) differentiation • LTE aggressive roll out • Sustaining high data speeds coverage • Transition 4G (OFDM) to 5G (BFDM) Network Centric Applications Platform It’s going to be exciting!

  11. Venture Capital in Mobile 1H12 Update

  12. Venture Capital in Mobile 1H12 Update

  13. Venture Capital in Mobile 1H12 Update Leading the Growth • Enterprise Infrastructure • Consumer Applications

  14. Venture Capital in Mobile 1H12 Update

  15. Venture Capital in Mobile 1H12 Update

  16. Venture Capital in Mobile 1H12 Update

  17. If you are looking for funding, now is the time! • Mobile now represents 46% of all investments

  18. Back-Up

  19. 9:00 AM Theme: Mobile Opportunities, Start-Ups and VCs Introductions Welcome from FIU School of Computing & Information Sciences (SCIS)….Drs. Iyenger/Luis The State of the Mobile Industry…………..…………..........................................Mr. Jaime Borras Industry-University Cooperative Research Center Update @ FIU & FAU….Dr. Nathalie Rishe Business Planning and Sources of Capital……….………………………………………..Mr. Dale Gregory Assisting Start-Up Companies..………………..…………………………………….…………Dr. Ankur Agarwal FIU AVCC: Planning the Seeds of Innovation in LatAm…….................……..…Ms. Carla K. Canino FAU: Adams Center for Entrepreneurship…………………………………………………Mr. Phil Viscomi Break Start-Ups EGLA Communications & Start-up Week……………………….Dr. Edwin A. Hernandez - CEO Flomio……………………………………………….……………………….….Mr. Richard Grundy - CEO Mobile in Health Care.…….………………………………………….….Dr. Faiz Fatteh – CEO of SorenTech AgileTest – Test Process & Data Management Platform..Mr. Mike Weir – CEO AdventureTech Game Developers Guild………………………………………………….Mr. Frank Hernandez – Founder Tourism Through Technology (API)…………………………………Mr. R. Williams/B. O’Grady Adjourn 10:30 AM 1:00 PM

  20. Credits: • Trends: • Growth of Smartphones • & Tablets • Platform Wars • How Consumers are using • their Devices. • Most Successful Apps http://www.businessinsider.com/the-future-of-mobile-deck-2012-3?utm_source=twbutton&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=sai

  21. Who is going to win the platform wars? (RIM) (iOS) Right now, it’s a two horse race iOS and Android

  22. Android Challenges………….but, it continues to Growth Android has a fragmentation problem + 2 % iOS is where the money is - 1 % + 1 % - 2 %

  23. How are consumers using Smartphones? • They shop……………….. • They look at adds………………. • They play games……… • They look for directions……. • They listen to music, use Twitter & Facebook • They consume content………. • . ………….They pay for stuff $10+ million a day

  24. Content Consumed……

  25. Explosion of Apps and Monetization Apps are now a ~$10 billion market, growing at ~100% per year

  26. Angry Birds has over 600 million downloads……..

  27. Instagram launched 1.3 years ago. It now has 13 employees….and 25+ million users. (Paid $1B) Free App - Combining Mobile, Social and Photos

  28. DrawSomething launched in February, 2012 Time to acquired 1 million users: AOL…….. = 9years Facebook = 9 months Draw Something = 9 days Staggering Growth! How Fast is it Growing? (Paid $210M)

  29. Green Button government initiative……….

  30. What’s the mobile & apps future? Evolution of Mobile Development 1983 - 2008 2008- 201? 201?- 202? Device Centric Platform Centric Cross Platform Platforms Consumers Gain Health Monitor, Diag. & Wellness NFC for Payment, Offers & Retail Faster Networks & Devices Productivity Improvements • Android gets its act together or • Microsoft completes Hail Mary or • Apple will take over the world or • HTML 5 nukes native apps Keypads Small Displays Single Radio Touch screen Larger Displays Multi-Radios Gesture Commands-VR Flexible Displays Integrated-Radios It’s going to be exciting!

  31. 9:00 AM Theme: Mobile Future and Applications Introductions Industry-University Cooperative Research Center Update………………….Dr. Borko Furht The Future of Mobile and Applications…………........................................Mr. Jaime Borras Mobile Retail Services……….………………………………………………………..Mr. Einar Rosenberg Health Apps in the Cloud………………..……………………………………..……Dr. Rob Schwarzberg Healthcare…………………..………………….…………….....….............……..…Mr. Franco Lodato Remote Physiological Measurements………………………………………….Dr. Ankur Agarwal Semantic Web …………………………………………….……………….………..….Dr. Ravi Shankar Mobile Virtualization……………………………………………………………………Mr. David Jaramillo Break Start-up Flomio…………………………………………………………………………………….Mr. Richard Grundy FIU – Mobile Disaster Situation Browser……………………………………….….….Mr. Jesse Domack FAU - Security Threats to Smartphones………………………….........................Dr. Ed Fernandez Panel Session Industry-University Collaboration……………………………..…...Dr. Furht/Borras - Citrix…………Mr. Chris Fleck - General Dynamics….…...Mr. Deepak Ahya - ADT ………….Jorge Perdomo - Motorola Mobility…….…Mr. Franco Lodato - Kaufman, Rossin & Co……….Jorge Rey 11:00 AM 12:20 PM

  32. Panel: Mobile Future and Applications Panel Session Industry-University Collaboration: Moderators: ……………………………..…...Dr. Furht/Borras - Citrix Systems…………Mr. Chris Fleck, VP Mobility Solutions - General Dynamics…...Mr. Deepak Ahya, Director, Product Strategy - ADT ………………..….Jorge Perdomo, Director Product Development - Motorola Mobility…….…Mr. Franco Lodato, Director Business Dev. - Kaufman, Rossin & Co……….Jorge Rey, Director Information Security and Compliance • Brief Introduction • How do you see Mobiles (Smartphones and Tablets) enhancing your business? • What applications do you see enhancing your business and your productivity? • Can you provide examples of successful apps for your business/yourself? • What issues do you see?

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