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Mobile technology for social entrepreneurs
- 1. The open mobile solutions community Mobile Technology for Social EntrepreneursMaking Mobile Work for Social Entrepreneurs Stephen Wolak June 12th 2010
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- 6. Goals of the Event Entrepreneurs Share Ideas Network Learn Inspire Social Sector Mobile Technology Africa Facilitate Create Success Stories Relationships Business
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- 8. Practical Outcomes Resources wiki http://www.betavine.net/resources/ Continue discussion online: #mt4se http://twitter.com/#search?q=mt4seFollow @betavine on Twitter Join our Linked-in Group Mobile Technology for Social Entrepreneurs Agreement to meet again? Build common resource for Mobile Social Entrepreneurs
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- 16. Create a platform & community to encourage use of mobile technology for Social Change
- 17. Mobiles today are about much more than just communication
- 18. Mobile technology is being used to facilitate social change
- 19. Betavine Social Exchange - Vision Solutions sourced locally & globally Mobile Knowledge Local Mobile Eco-system Customers Business Experience Solutions deployed locally by local entrepreneurs Issues defined by local community
- 21. Three Vodacom challenges [R80,000 total prize fund + pitch to Vodacom]
- 24. Community Information sharing (Rlabs)1799 registered users from the Emerging markets
- 25. BSX Achievements The story so far… Two solution owners in discussions with Vodacom(application commercialisation – Chembe challenge) Three further competition winners will also be given the opportunity to pitch their solution to Vodacom Successful BSX developer day in Cape Town (March)(The winning team for the Chembe challenge was formed as this event) Global user base; A recent winner was from Brazil but with a fully South African contextualised solution Solutions are reaching the development & commercial stages…
- 26. The open mobile application community Thank You! Facebookis.gd/nw5F Twittertwitter.com/betavine Bloghttp://crowdtalk.wordpress.com Website www.betavine.net Mobile web betavine.mobi Software forge forge.betavine.net
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- 33. Practical Outcomes Resources wiki http://www.betavine.net/resources/ Continue discussion online: #mt4se http://twitter.com/#search?q=mt4seFollow @betavine on Twitter Join our Linked-in Group Mobile Technology for Social Entrepreneurs Agreement to meet again? Build common resource for Mobile Social Entrepreneurs
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- 35. Practical Outcomes Resources wiki http://www.betavine.net/resources/ Continue discussion online: #mt4se http://twitter.com/#search?q=mt4seFollow @betavine on Twitter Join our Linked-in Group Mobile Technology for Social Entrepreneurs Agreement to meet again? Build common resource for Mobile Social Entrepreneurs
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- Things to noteAreas in green are time for networking & participation Please put your name on the boards outside if you would like to run a BarCamp discussion or session this afternoon Please do this as soon as possible so that others have time to sign up for your session. If you have an app or service you’d like to demo during the lunchtime apps exchange, then please let us know and we’ll find you a room! It doesn’t have to be a fully functioning demo.
- Now time to hear about mobile social entrepreneurs working with FrontlineSMS. Laura Walker-HudsonLaura has a background in human rights law and gender, and joined FrontlineSMS in March 2010 from the British Red Cross, where she spent three years working in international humanitarian policy. She is also a trustee of the Warwickshire Domestic Violence Support Service; a supporter of the Downing Street Project; and writes and thinks about the health rights of Gypsies and Travellers in the UK
- Thank you LauraNow I’d like to introduce Vivian Gee who is Head of Asia at the Schwab Foundation for Social Entrepreneurship, and a World Economic Forum Global Leadership Fellow. She is responsible for selecting leading social entrepreneurs in Asia, and identifying opportunities for them to engage with global decision makers. Vivian’s prior work experience includes product management and product marketing in the technology sector, as well as strategy and IT consulting, so she is ideally placed to understand what is needed for mobile social entrepreneurship to flourish.
- Thank you VivianIt’s time for a break now, until 11.30 when we’ll hear from Neil Davidson, on Mobile Money for the Unbanked. Coffee & Biscuits are available. Please don’t forget to sign up your barcamp sessions.
- Welcome back, now I’d like to introduce Neil Davidson, who is Business Development Manager, for the GSM Association’s Mobile Money for the Unbanked Programme. Neil's background and professional interest is in businesses that benefit the poor. Prior to joining the MMU programme, Neil worked for Kenya's second-largest microfinance institution, K-Rep Bank, and as a consultant at McKinsey & Co., where he advised a leading retail bank in Nigeria and to a logistics conglomerate in South Africa.
- Thank you Neil, and to all our speakers from this morningTo be summed up on the day (will pull something together on Friday once have all presentations)Now I’d like to take some time to introduce the Betavine Social Exchange
- Now lunch is provided and during lunch you can visit some of the meeting rooms which will hold demo’s of social apps and services, you can talk to the developers CDI Apps for GoodFrontlineSMSJulian Harty Eyes-free User InterfaceBetavine Social ExchangeRoom numbers to be provided on the dayPlease don’t forget to put your names against the Bar Camp sessions of choice, as we need to decide which rooms are most appropriate for the size of audienceEnjoy your lunch and please come back here at 1.30.
- Welcome back, I hope you had a good lunchNow I am really delighted to introduce you (or rather those of you who don’t know her), to Iris Lapinski, Iris runs CDI Europe. She has a background in commercial digital media & telecoms consulting working for Ovum and Farncombe Technology. Iris has been instrumental in brining this event together and she’s going to talk about the Apps for Good Programme, maybe you saw some of their demo’s earlier?Iris..
- Thank you IrisMaking Social Apps using mobile technology is all well and good, but what about commercial sustainability? How can we ensure that these are not just social apps, but that they can be widely available and accessible to those who most need them. Answering that question, are Mark Herringer and Linnet Taylor. Mark currently runs Countryman Media a digital agency based in London. Recent work concerns the development of spatially aware applications for web and mobile. He is motivated by the potential of non-market production open source software and open business models.Linnet Taylor is currently conducting doctoral research on migration and the ICT sector in Ghana, where her focus is on the interrelation between mobility and entrepreneurship. She worked as a journalist in Mexico and the US, then joined the Rockefeller Foundation in 2004. There she worked on programmes dealing with creativity and culture, economic security, and international migration and development.
- Thank you Mark & LinnetNow, having heard about Social Entrepreneurship at a grass-roots level, we’ll turn to the World Bank. I’m pleased to introduceMr. Deepak Bhatia who is the Practice Leader for E-government applications in the Global ICT Department and manages the Informatics components of Bank loans in several countries. Deepak joined the World Bank in 1984 and he’s going to tell us something about how mobile is being used in World Bank Interventions.Deepak...
- Now it’s time for your bar camp sessions, there are some refreshments you can grab on the way through, please try and join the sessions by 3pm, and be back here for 3.30pmRoom lists with sessions to be provided on the day, also on the boards in reception area
- Now it’s time for our Technology and business panel. Each of our Panelists will give a brief introduction, and their main comments from the day? Thibaut Rouffineau, from Wireless Internet Partnership, who has also been a key architect of today’s event. Neil Davidson, from GSMADeepak Bhatia, from World BankMax Froumentin of the Web Foundation
- So for me, the key question is – what resources does this community need to make mobile work for social entrepreneurs?
- That brings us to the end of the day.Thank you all very much for coming, and for staying.
- Please add your info to the Betavine Resources Wiki Optional: Short rendition of ‘Football’s coming home’