LinkedIn to Deliver Visionary Addre at BroadcastAsia05

(28/04/2015) Social media has become an even bigger part of consumers' lives in today's hyper-connected world. Users are finding more ways to play, interact, work and even monetise content through social media. Asia Pacific, presently the world's largest mobile region , accounts for over half of the globe's social media users . The social media explosion has not only changed the lives of hyper-connected consumers, it has also caused a rippling effect throughout its ecosystem businesses, network infrastructure, communication providers and more.

Businesses now face challenges of providing adequate and fast connectivity to support the exponential usage growth, and the need to rethink strategies to meet current media consumption and engagement patterns. The need to acquire a keen understanding of social media trends, the opportunities and challenges of engagement, innovative ways to monetise has never been more imperative.

The visionary address and plenary sessions to be held alongside CommunicAsia2015 and BroadcastAsia2015 from 2 5 June 2015 at Marina Bay Sands, Singapore, will bring to life social media trends, opportunities and challenges of engagement, monetisation and more, across the entire ecosystem.

Understanding how social media is changing media consumption

The world's largest professional networking site on the Internet, LinkedIn has over 347 million users in over 200 countries and territories globally. Hari Krishnan, LinkedIn's Managing Director for Asia Pacific and Japan, will deliver a visionary address at CommunicAsia2015 Summit and BroadcastAsia2015 International Conference on 3rd June, titled How Social Media is Changing the Way People Work and Play .

Having led hyper-growth Internet companies in the region and leadership positions in companies including Yahoo!, Cisco Systems and Fox Interactive Media, Krishnan now leads the Asia Pacific business with the aim to connect all professionals to help make them more productive and successful. At the visionary address, Krishnan will share insights on how social media consumption is changing in the region, the opportunities and challenges these changes present to consumers and businesses alike.

ICT industry stakeholders can also look for indicators from Krishnan and other plenary speakers' addresses about how digital convergence and the data analytics-led commercial decision making will have a positive impact on the regional economy.

Together with plenary speakers, including Steve Leonard, Executive Deputy Chairman, Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore, Bill Chang, Chief Executive Officer Enterprise Group, SingTel, Dmitri Chen, COO and VP Specialty Sales, APJ, EMC, Dirk Wolter, Managing Director Mobile Network Technologies APAC, CISCO, Kevin Ackhurst, Director, Google for Work APAC, Peter Moore, Regional Managing Director Public Sector, Amazon Web Services and more, delegates to the CommunicAsia2015, BroadcastAsia2015 International Conference and Creative Content Production Conference can expect thought-provoking tracks addressing the latest trends in social media and challenges faced by businesses, such as:

CommunicAsia2015 Summit Topics:

Digital convergence and changing media consumption with social media

What the communications industry need to do to survive

Bringing the enterprise mobility to the next level

CommunicAsia2015 Summit

Date:2-5 June 2015, Tuesday Friday

Venue:Marina Bay Sands, Singapore, Level 3

Admission:Registered delegates only

BroadcastAsia2015 International Conference Topics:

Achieving reach, resonance and reaction with second screen services and social TV

Big Data analytics and actionable intelligence

BroadcastAsia2015 Exhibition

Incorporating:ProfessionalAudioTechnology2015

Date:2-5 June 2015, Tuesday Friday

Venue:Marina Bay Sands, Singapore, Levels 4 & 5

Opening Hours:2-4 June 2015: 10:30 am 6:00 pm | 5 June 2015: 10:30 am 4:00 pm

Admission:Business and trade professionals only

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