Sessions at Over the Air 2011 with handout in Bletchley Park

Saturday 1st October 2011

• Developing Network-Friendly Applications: A Mobile Operator’s View

  by Kamran Kordi

  The unexpected explosion in the use of data connectivity has taken key industry stakeholders by surprise, in particular network operators who are at the forefront of delivering services to customers. This is good news for the industry as a whole, as a new dawn of growth and development is at last on the horizon. Nevertheless, the good news is marred by a number of challenges facing network operators in sustaining the anticipated growth. What are the challenges facing network operators to cope with this new phenomenon? Can a common understanding be forged across the industry stakeholders to make it a win-win situation for all including the end users?

  • deutsche telekom
  • gsma
  • Mobile Apps
  • Mobile Web Apps
  • Network Optimisation

  At 10:30am to 11:30am, Saturday 1st October

  In Library, Bletchley Park

  Coverage handout slide deck

• Historical Code Cracking with Phones: What if Pontus, the Gauls, Germans, Nervii, Egyptians and Helvetii had iPhones?

  by David Rogers

  Given the history of our location, the attendees will understand some of the history behind basic code making and code breaking and will learn some of the skills as it applied to Julius Caesar and others. Attendees will also understand why as developers, security is important in the mobile phone world.

  • Cryptography
  • Developers
  • History
  • Mobile Security
  • Romans

  At 11:30am to 12:30pm, Saturday 1st October

  In Drawing Room, Bletchley Park

  Coverage handout write-up link slide deck