The School of Mobile Vol. 2 - The Detail
With thanks to our solu�on partners:
The Sound of Data – The School of Mobile Pla�num Partner
The Sound of Data (est. in 1990) is an innova�ve European wireless technology company
that delivers reliable communica�on solu�ons which generate new revenue and/or
decrease opera�ng costs for its clients. The Sound of Data offers mobile solu�ons where
travellers are willing to pay for. The Sound of Data manages one of Europe’s largest
pla�orms for managed voice, SMS and mobile (internet) applica�ons, processing more than
10 million customer interac�ons per month for OTA’s, TMC’s, airlines, customer care centres,
retail and broadcas�ng companies.
Click here to read Jeroen’s ar�cle on how to mone�se mobile in crea�ve ways
Click here to learn more about the solu�ons that Sound of Data offer
Netbiscuits – The School of Mobile, Mobile Internet Partner
Netbiscuits operates the world’s leading B2B web so�ware pla�orm for the crea�on,
opera�on and mone�za�on of mobile websites. It serves the mobile Internet programs
for premium brands like Yahoo, Sixt, MTV, Bild, and eBay, and leading agencies such as
Razorfish, Isobar, and Admob. Globally Netbiscuits delivers more than 1 billion mobile
page impressions each month. Founded in 2000, the company has 85 employees in the
USA, Germany, and Singapore. Netbiscuits is available as a web-based so�ware service. At
www.netbiscuits.com all tools, interfaces and mobile enabling technologies are provided
to develop, publish, monitor, and mone�ze professional mobile web services. By using
Netbiscuits, media companies, agencies, retailers, brand owners, developers, and service
providers achieve a faster path to profit from their mobile Internet programs.
Click here to read Lars’s ar�cle on mobile internet best prac�ce
Click here to learn more about the solu�ons that Netbiscuits offer
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