If none of the sessions after 11 am interest you, head for the craps table and enjoy yourself for a few hours. Remember, back up your line bets, max out the odds on your come bets, and stay off the proposition bets in the middle of the table - they're for suckers only. If the dice are cold and you don't mind a few glares from other players, play the "don't." It's a solid way to earn cash on cold shooters until a real Nick Papageorgio hot streak comes along.
Wednesday, March 24 - Day Two
Dan Hesse, CEO for Sprint Nextel Corp. headlines the day two keynotes along with
(On Dan Hesse, CEO Sprint Nextel:) We all admire what his unlimited plans did to the wireless market.
as it tackles mostly policy management and deep packet inspection technology and brings all vendors to the table other than Cricket Wireless, the lone CSP on its agenda.
BONUS PICK:
To perk back up on Wednesday, check out the PGA Mobile Panels and Cocktail Mixer from 3 to 6 pm in Room N256 (drinks don't flow
Rene Obermann, CEO for Deutsche Telekom and Padmasree Warrior, CTO for Cisco. Do the world a favor and get the crowd chanting "HAIRCUT!" as soon as Hesse walks on stage. We all admire what his unlimited plans did to the wireless market, but we need some payback for those hubristic TV spots.
Most relevant to OSS/BSS folks is Light Reading's Policy Control, DPI, & the Mobile Packet Core conference-within-a-conference that kicks off at 11 am on Wednesday. Unfortunately, its agenda reads like a snoozer
until 5). This isn't another golf event (cheap Tiger Woods knock deleted) - it's the Producers Guild of America. It'll examine using wireless technology for video production and distribution, mobile animation and games, and offers the "Augmented Reality Mobile Showcase." The agenda reads "...enjoy cocktails as you explore the exciting world of augmented reality." That sounds redundant, but nonetheless, this is a must-see.
If you're into 1990s nostalgia, then you probably want to catch the Gin Blossoms
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