Click on the Video Below and Sample a Session from a previous Digital Hollywood event. For Additional Video Sessions, Click Here Digital Hollywood Events at CES January 9 - 11, 2012 Tuesday, January 10th 10:30 AM - 11:30 AM Track I - STC6 - SmartPhone & Tablet Conference The HyperConnected Consumer - Mobile Device and Mobile Network - Integrating the Full PC Experience into a Personal Communications Device The Tablet and Smartphone are now America’s new Number One fascination. Together – or individually – they are the most important and popular personal accessory. What was thought to be absurd two years ago is now fait accompli. The Tablet and Smartphone platform has emerged as a mini-computer platform, with a full range of communication and entertainment dynamics. Tablets and SmartPhones are for watching TV, watching friends on vacation and for watching movies and communicating at all times. SmartPhones and Tablets are for texting, social networking and email and sometimes, for making a phone call. The Tablet and Smartphone culture, what it is and what it will become, is only now beginning to be understood. Jonathan Kim, Vice President, Head of Samsung MSA, Samsung Electronics John Shapiro, Senior Product Manager, Adobe Scott Lahman, Founder, GOGII, Inc. Mark Emery, Mobile Practice Lead, Definition 6 Roger C. Wood, VP Digital Media iCrossing - Hearst Corporation Nash Parker, Director, Emerging Technology & Innovation, Alcatel-Lucent Iri Trashanski, Senior Director of Strategic Alliances and New Initiatives, Marvell Jonathan Weitz, Partner, IBB Consulting, Moderator Nash Parker, Director, Emerging Technology & Innovation, Alcatel-Lucent: In this position, Nash Parker is responsible for the development of strategic business goals for the ngConnect program (a 4G wireless ecosystems endeavor); identifying and evaluating of the program's partnership opportunities, marketing plans and legal requirements. Additionally, Mr. Parker serves in strategic direction activities, analyst relations, and is a primary liaison for Alcatel-Lucent with the media and advertising communities; including music, film, television, and videogaming. Prior to assuming his current role, Mr. Parker held positions as the Manager of Business Development for Sony Computer Entertainment America (PlayStation) and worked at General Motors Corporation in advertising and sales/marketing functions. Alcatel-Lucent provides tools, products and services that enable service providers, enterprises and governments worldwide, to deliver voice, data and video communication services to end-users. The company has now moved onto the content arena by enabling interactivity across service providers' digital platforms (IPTV, digital cable, digital terrestrial, Internet and mobile). This in turn provides their subscribers a unique 3 screen media experience to interact with their favorite brands and entertainment services. The result is a unique way for service providers to differentiate their packages, add revenue generating applications, increase the stickiness of the services and get more value out of their network infrastructure. John Shapiro, Senior Product Manager, Adobe: He is currently working to introduce mobile and tablet solutions for professional creative workflows. Previously, John focused on platform services to enable developers to monetize and distribute their content and applications. John oversaw the creation and release of Adobe Wave, an AIR application and service that lets publishers and developers reach users directly on their desktops. Prior to Adobe, John founded two startups, one in online advertising and one in home entertainment. John also spent time at Google working on Google Desktop, where he envisioned and built a way to passively view interesting imagery from Google Maps. John holds an MBA from Harvard Business School and a BS in Computer Science from Stanford University. Scott Lahman, Founder, GOGII, Inc.: where he focuses on Operations, Finance, Strategic Partnerships and developing and attracting GOGII's talented team. In March 2000, Scott Co-Founded JAMDAT Mobile with Austin Murray and Zachary Norman. JAMDAT Mobile had a successful IPO in 2004 and was eventually sold to Electronic Arts for $680 million in February 2006. Scott was JAMDAT's President, and served as its first CEO, leading its early fundraising efforts. As President, Scott's mandate was distribution leverage. He launched JAMDAT's studio and built, scaled, and managed JAMDAT's technology, community, data mining, and industry-leading deployment and OEM efforts. These operations ultimately employed hundreds in the United States, India, Romania, China, and Canada and generated tens of thousands of mobile handset SKUs per quarter. Scott managed JAMDAT's strategic investors including Sprint PCS, Qualcomm, Sun, and Intel and, in addition to maintaining those company's operating partnerships with JAMDAT, regularly consulted to them on their own mobile strategies. After its sale to Electronic Arts, Scott joined EA as Vice President, Mobile to transition the acquisition and left Electronic Arts in September 2006 to incubate several new startup ideas in the technology space. Before founding JAMDAT, Scott joined Activision (2.0) as one of its first several dozen employees in 1994 and served as Vice President, Studios. Scott was responsible for managing Activision's internal development studios, an organization whose products generated several hundred million dollars in revenue. As a corporate officer, Scott was on Activision's M&A team responsible for integrating multiple acquisitions as well as representing the company in outward corporate sales. Scott began his career in the film and television industry, most notably as a development executive for Robert De Niro's Tribeca Productions from 1990 to 1994. Scott holds a BA from Columbia University. Mark Emery, Mobile Practice Lead, Definition 6: In his role as the Mobile Marketing Strategist, Subject Matter Expert, of Definition 6, Mark Emery is responsible for creating mobile strategies for clients and shaping the agency’s burgeoning mobile practice and he assists clients in deploying mobile solutions that drive real-world business value, complement existing enterprise goals, and engage consumers across an ever-changing mobile landscape. Prior to this role, Mark served as Director of Channel Marketing/Mobile at INgage Networks, where he created a partner network responsible for driving millions of dollars in revenue in year one, and helped develop the company’s blended social and mobile strategy. Prior to INgage Networks he worked as Senior Director of Agency relations at Air2Web, a mobile marketing software company helping brands, agencies, and media companies leverage multiple wireless technologies for a unified mobile experience. Prior to Air2Web, Mark directed marketing communications for Synchrologic, an advanced mobile synchronization company recently acquired by Nokia. At Synchrologic, Mark won several awards for his writing on numerous topics, including advanced data synchronization, mobile email and PIM, and wireless file distribution. In all, Mark has twelve years’ experience in digital marketing, ten years’ concentrating specifically on mobile. He has a BBA from Baylor University. Iri Trashanski, Senior Director of Strategic Alliances and New Initiatives, Marvell: As Senior Director of Strategic Alliances and New Initiatives for Marvell, Iri Trashanski is in charge of the business development function for Marvell including M&A, key partnerships, technology / patent licenses and other vital activities for the company. Prior to his position at Marvell, Iri was Director of Strategic Business Development for SanDisk's SSD product line where he was responsible for setting the product vision and direction and building strategic alliances with leading players in the PC and mobile computing markets. In his previous position at msystems, Iri was responsible for the mToken platform, an advanced, USB-based two factor authentication and security solution. Previously, he served in various business development, sales and marketing positions. Iri holds an MBA (magna cum laude) from Babson College in Boston, and an MA and BA in business administration and IT from the Interdisciplinary Center in Israel. Robert Khedouri, General Manager and Vice President, Software and Solutions Division, SanDisk Corporation: Robert joined SanDisk in 2008 after SanDisk acquired his former company MusicGremlin, Inc. Founded in 2003, MusicGremlin was a highly-regarded New York-based start up that developed technology for wireless music downloading and sharing, including innovative push content technology for Wi-Fi devices. Robert was founder and CEO of MusicGremlin from its start through its acquisition. Prior to MusicGremlin, Robert was a consultant with McKinsey & Company where he served a wide variety of industries on a broad set of issues, including high tech, consumer products and media. In addition to consulting, Robert led the development of a new division of the firm that focused on distributing knowledge using Internet-based technologies, including audio and video distribution. Prior to McKinsey, Robert was a practicing attorney with the law firm of Cravath, Swaine & Moore in New York where he specialized in M&A, securities and general corporate law. Robert holds a B.S.E from The Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania and a J.D. from the University of Pennsylvania Law School. Jonathan Weitz, Partner, IBB Consulting: Jonathan helps clients pioneer new products and services, develop innovative business models, design organization structures and successfully execute business operations. Over the course of his career, Jonathan has advised companies such as Comcast, Time Warner Cable, Showtime, Sony Pictures Television, The GolfChannel, IAC/InteractiveCorp, Goldman Sachs and Intel. At IBB, Jonathan leads growth strategy for content owners, service providers, device manufacturers and software providers, opportunities in broadband and mobile video, advertising across platforms, content on smart phones and tablets, broadband video, interactive television, enhancing viewership and engagement, and growing physical and digital media revenue. He leads efforts related to Revenue Growth Opportunity Analysis, New Product Strategy and Launch Management, Communications Products and Social Networking Services Development, Marketing Planning, Financial Modeling, Partnership Planning, Product Portfolio and Roadmap Management, Ad Sales Effectiveness, Customer Acquisition and Retention, M&A Due Diligence, Business Operations Optimization, Performance Measurement and Change Management. Recent engagements include a broadband video portal strategy for a Cable and Wireless provider, product strategy and advertising planning for a new HD network and merger integration planning and execution for a cable network. Jonathan has published white-papers and articles on topics such as Broadband Video and has conducted research including global trends in interactive advertising and mobile content. Jonathan's insights can be found in leading publications such as The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal and The Financial Times, as well as at conferences such as Digital Hollywood. Prior to joining IBB Consulting, Jonathan was a manager in BearingPoint's strategy practice. He holds Bachelor Degrees in Psychology and Communications from the University of Michigan and a Masters in Business Administration from New York University in Finance and Operations.