The USA's secure element forum for today's generation

Reasons to Attend

The day allows attendees to:

• Determine the potential of the Secure Element - the UICC (SIM), Secure MicroSD and Embedded Secure Element
• Break down the importance of securing the customer’s identity and retaining consumer intelligence to future revenue streams
• Analyse the business models needed to take advantage of the unique opportunities the embedded and removable chip creates within the mobile internet world
• Discover how to overcome obstacles to security, identity and privacy brought by mobile broadband internet, M2M, NFC technology and LTE roll-out
• Pinpoint how to innovate and maximise the value of technology, networks and applications
• Discuss in an interactive setting the standards and robust processes needed by the markets evolving around NFC technology and M2M communications

Meet in this interactive environment and learn how to guarantee future secure mobile services and applications.

About The Conference

We are delighted to announce the launch of the SIMalliance and Informa Telecoms & Media’s dedicated event addressing the vital role of the secure element in the delivery of mobile applications and services. Take advantage of this pre-conference day at CTIA Wireless 2012 in New Orleans, USA on the 7th May 2012.

Renowned in both Europe and Asia for successfully bringing together representatives from a broad ecosystem of mobile carriers, application developers, global payment providers, manufacturers, vertical end-users, OTT players and security solution providers, the SIMposium event series will now address the key security and identity issues of mobile service provision specific to the USA.

The new event builds on an established history in delivering relevant content and lively discussion around the world, offering a full agenda comprised of use cases in vertical markets, evolving business strategies and technical developments.

Join us in New Orleans and tackle the complex Security, Identity and Mobility challenges of communications convergence.

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