Apps World Germany 2016
by Startacus Admin
Apps World Returns to Berlin in 2016
On 20th and 21st of April Apps World Germany will make its second visit to Berlin, bringing the World’s leading multi-platform app ecosystem event to the German capital.
In what promises to be another stunning demonstration of the European developer community, thousands of attendees including exciting start-ups, speakers, investors, innovators and the best mobile-first brands will gather for a 2-day extravaganza of learning, networking, and fun.
This opportunity to explore and discuss the hottest and most current topics within the ever-evolving mobile and app space of Europe is not to be missed.
Here is a quick rundown of some of the things that will be going on.
Psst - Later this week we will running a ticket giveaway comp to bag tickets to attend the event, follow us on Twitter so you don’t miss the opportunity to win one!
Speakers
Global leaders from the digital sphere will be taking to the stage for a programme of keynote speeches covering a diverse range of the industries hottest and most topical discussions. Some of those already confirmed include Jan Honsel National Manager (Pinterest), David Shing ‘Digital Prophet’ (AOL), Esteban Garcia UX Designer (Booking.com), Roy Corneloues Principle Architect (BT), Scott Lyons Head of Connected Cars (Ford), Victor Bayata Head of Mobile Solutions (IKEA), Alex Norstrom VP Growth (Spotify), Cat Noone Mentor (TechStars).
Check out a full list of who will be speaking here.
Conferences
This year Apps World Germany will host 8 conferences across 2 days covering the fastest growing and most talked-about areas of digital technology. These include:
Gaming World - An in-depth look at the mobile gaming industry of today, where it’s going, and what’s driving it.
Multi-Platform Developer World - An evolution of the Developer track to demonstrate and explore how the tech community is embracing IoT.
Enterprise Mobility World - This 2-day event will be making a close examination of how businesses are changing to make the most of DevOps opportunities.
Mobile Strategy and Marketing - Examining how mobile technology can become the core of a business marketing strategy.
HTML5 & Mobile Web - The past, present, and future of HTML5 within a dynamic ecosystem.
Emerging Payments - An in depth look at the future of Mobile Payments within retail, and the opportunities / challenges which are being created by fundamental changes in consumer behaviour.
Cyber Security - A comprehensive look at some of the hottest issues around cyber security and an examination of why Germany is seen as the Cyber Security capital of Europe.
Wearables - This will examine the latest and emerging trends in the field of wearable technology, with a focus on smartwatches and fitness trackers.
As well as all of this, Apps World Germany 2016 will have new features and events including the Startup Launchpad giving up-and-coming digital startups the opportunity to pitch their ideas to an expert panel of judges and investors. (Startacus Co-Founder Alastair Cameron was recently a Judge at the Apps World London Startup Launchpad read about his experience here)
There will also be a hackathon and loads of new after party and networking events to round off the day with a bit of fun!
To find out more about Apps World Germany, and how to get a delegate pass or free expo pass pop over to their website.
Keep an eye out, because later this week we will be giving away some free passes to attend! Follow us on Twitter for all the info you will need.
Also, we are currently offering all members of our community a 50% discount tickets to Apps World North America happening this spring in San Francisco.
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