The Business of Mobile - free practical workshop with Andrew Thomas.
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@ Ravensbourne, North Greenwich (next to 02) - Friday October 28, 11 10:00AM - Saturday October 29, 11 5:00PM
Your future is mobile - all you need to build apps and make money in mobile
Are you a developer, business manager or entrepreneur who need to gain a greater understanding about building apps and the business of mobile?
In this workshop Andrew Thomas will be looking at how the business of mobile is developing and the ways in which companies are spawning new business models and generating profit on a daily basis.
GUEST SPEAKER ANNOUNCED Rob Shoesmith @shoesmith81 who recently camped outside the Apple Store and created a great deal of PR. Hear his story - 'from binman to app developer' and be inspired!
In a highly practical and interactive workshop you will be encouraged to:
- Develop a deeper understanding of the dynamics of mobile
- Understand the key market trends apply them to you own business or idea
- Discover how you can generate profits from this
There are only a few places left on this workshop . To book your place NOW call Pollyanna on 0754 0673778 or email p.lindley@rave.ac.uk.
"There is little debate now that mobile is the next big value creator in the digital space. However, what remains unclear are the ways in which this value is being created and how businesses exist and will evolve in the value chain."
Andrew Thomas
Andrew helps develop digital businesses and runs his own digital sector learning and development consultancy. He is an experienced digital practitioner with over ten years digital sector experience, both in executive management and non-executive directorships.
Most recently he was a non-executive director at Chillingo – publisher of the mobile gaming phenomena Angry Birds and Cut-The-Rope – during the company’s period of rapid growth leading up to its acquisition by Electronic Arts. He will be sharing his experiences during this workshop.
This programme is part of Ravensbourne’s CDT programme and is FREE for London freelancers and SME’s.
There are only a few places left on this workshop . To book your place NOW call Pollyanna on 0754 0673778 or email p.lindley@rave.ac.uk.