Discussion of paradigm-changing app highlights event’s innovation focus
AMSTERDAM, The Netherlands - Sept. 7, 2009 - eComm (eComm Fall 2009), organizers today announced that the team developing Google Wave™ have joined the stellar speaker lineup for its three-day event October 28-30 here.
The eComm conference showcases innovation and answers “what’s next” across telecom, wireless and Internet communications. The show has already built a solid roster of sponsors, many of which are U.S.-based firms eager to establish a presence in the fertile European market.
Google Wave (
http://wave.google.com) is an application designed to change the way people communicate and collaborate on the Web. The company has already previewed it for developers and will extend the preview to more users later this year.
“We’re excited to have the Google Wave team at eComm Fall 2009,” said Lee S. Dryburgh, the organizer and co-chair of eComm. “I hope attendees will be among the first to grasp the seismic shift that Wave represents, and as such, the associated opportunities.”
Google Senior Product Manager Stephanie Hannon, Google Wave Co-Founder Lars Rasmussen and Google Wave Architect David Wang join the list of visionaries from infrastructure, research, developer and capital markets industry sectors set to present views of the future of communications at eComm Fall 2009.
“Google very much deserves to be applauded for working to build such a revolutionary platform; and for supporting federation along with open protocols,” added Dryburgh. “Google is innovating rapidly in the communications space and helping to drive new, more open business models forward.”
The inaugural eComm conference in Europe, to be held in Amsterdam’s unique Westergasfabriek cultural zone, follows highly acclaimed events in two successive years in the San Francisco area.
Attendees may register online at
http://www.amiando.com/ecomm2009-europe.html, with discounts available for early registration.
Platinum sponsors of eComm Fall 2009 include Voxbone, Voxeo, Global IP Solutions and VoiceSage, while RebelVox and Dialogic have signed on as a gold sponsors.
