Due to unforeseen circumstances, the Thinking Mobile Confex has been postponed until April 14-16, 2011. The discount amount and code for mobiThinking readers remains the same.
The potential for mobile in Africa is huge. Many Africans do not have access to fixed lines telecoms, PCs, banking and other services taken for granted in the West. The cell phone has the potential to make a real difference.
Cell-phone penetration is growing rapidly across Africa – today over 40 million people own a cell phone in South Africa and over 60 million in Nigeria – providing communications to Africans in rural areas where fixed lines are unavailable. As over 90 percent of phones are Internet-enabled, the mobile offers access to the Web for people without PCs or fixed lines. Meanwhile to the vast numbers people in Africa, without a bank account and living huge distances from an ATM, mobile-money services offer the opportunity to deposit, withdraw and transfer cash and pay bills – unsurprisingly these are proving hugely popular.
Speakers and topics include:
Topic: Conference Chair
Topic: Legal Implications of Mobile Marketing
Topic: Mobile Payment Solutions
Topic: Mobile in Media (TV, Radio, Print)
Topic: Mobile in Hospitality and Tourism
Topic: Mobile in Sport & Leisure
Topic: Achieving mobile marketing excellence
Topic: Mobile in Retail and FMCG
What: Thinking Mobile™ 2010 Confex
When: September 16-18, 2010 April 14-16, 2011
Where: Misty Hills Country Hotel, Conference Centre & Spa, Johannesburg, South Africa.
How much: Usual conference price: SA R3,999 (US $525) plus VAT
Discount for mobiThinking readers: To receive 10 percent discount, please use the VIP code “MOB00”, when registering here.
For other discounted events from mobiThinking partners, see Upcoming conferences for mobile marketers’ diaries. If you attend or participate in this event, please give us your feedback. Comment below or email editor (at) mobiThinking.com.
Further reading:
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