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OSiM - Open Source in Mobile World incorporating WIPJAM

September 15, 2009 - September 16, 2009
Hotel Okura
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
http://www.osimworld.com

Year on year double attendee growth has made OSiM World the ONLY Event to attend on mobile open source. The future is open, and you need to be here!

• Over eight hours of keynote presentations from those defining our industry

- Operators worldwide that are working with and increasing revenue from open source

- Internet players that have made revolutionary moves into mobile

- Device Manufacturers with new business plans and new customers

- Association and Foundation leaders that have politically changed open source for good

- Developers at the very centre of this complex ecosystem

• Four streams of in depth discussions, advice, guidance, business models, tried strategies and proven successes

• The largest OSiM exhibition with interactive presentations, exclusive giveaways and networking on the exhibition floor

• The return of The Great OSiM Pub Quiz, extended networking breaks and pre-keynote early doors breakfast briefings and meetings

Visit www.osimworld.com today!

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