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Session: Going Mobile, With Siruna
Date: Monday, May 3rd, 2010
Time: 10:30 am - 12:00 pm
Instructor: Tom Deryckere
Track: CMS PowerTrack
Audience: Content Creators, Businesspeople and Developers

In November of 2009, Google purchased a mobile advertising unit, called AdMob, for $750 million. Shortly thereafter, in January, 2010, Apple purchased rival wireless company, Quattro Wireless, for $275 Million.  The U.S. mobile Web will reach nearly 100 million unique users per month in 2010, according to Millennial Media and Gartner forcasts mobile web access will surpass PCs by 2013.

So, what does this mean to you? It means the market shift to the mobile world is in full swing, right here, right now. If you wish your website to be relevant, you MUST be up-to-speed on exactly how to create your sites to serve the mobile market.

CMS Expert and Mobile Specialist Tom Deryckere will lead this information-packed session on important ways you can make sure your site is geared toward meeting the demands of the fast-growth mobile marketplace. No matter which CMS you're using to create your site, Tom will help you to understand key principles of how to build your site with the mobile market in mind, and then, how to employ Siruna's unique technologies - including OSMOBI for Joomla! and Drupal - to reach your audience in seamless fashion.

Key Points Covered:

• How To "Mobilize" Your Current Website
• How To Build a New Site That's Mobile-Friendly
• The Business Case For Mobile CMS
• Test-Driving Your Mobile Site
• How Siruna Helps You "Go Mobile" Faster!
• Q & A Session

Prerequisite: There is no prerequisite for this session.  The session is intended mainly for Content Creators and Businesspeople; however, there will be a short segment for Developers, so expect SOME technical language (approximately 15 minutes). For new CMS users, it is highly recommended to attend one or more of the CMS KickStart Learning Sessions.

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