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  • How Europe Really Differs from Japan

    WWJ co-founder Daniel Scuka reports from Germany

    Earlier this month, I wrapped up a 7-city seminar tour, “Mobile Kaizen in Japan.” The one-day MKiJ seminars, co-produced with Mobile Economy, were an in-depth look at the success factors behind the wireless Internet in Japan. Here are some of my own findings..

    Attendees included mid- and senior-level people from carriers, content providers, consulting firms, and mobile application houses, as well as several academics, some students, and one or two journalists. All in all, it was a fun, eye-opening experience, and - as best I can tell from verbal and mail feedback - was well enjoyed by our audience.

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    Posted: 19 November 2003 | Filed: Mobile Users, Viewpoint | Feedback | Print |
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