Best Practices for App Developers at Seattle's Privacy Identity Innovation Conference
Every company and organization involved in the digital economy is, in one way or another, in the business of building trust with users. While there are big challenges associated with managing and securing the vast amounts of data being generated in our increasingly connected world, there are also huge opportunities for innovation if done properly.
I’ll be speaking on two panels at the 3rd annual conference on Privacy, Identity and Innovation in Seattle, Washington on May 14th and 15th, 2012.
Produced by SageScape, Privacy Identity Innovation is the only tech conference focused on exploring how to protect sensitive information while enabling new technologies and business models. Join the 3rd annual conference, pii2012, May 14-16 in downtown Seattle.
Monday, May 14, 2012 – Edgewater Hotel
pii Labs workshop* – Mobile Apps: Designing for Privacy & Trust. Sponsored by ACT, this hands-on workshop is designed to offer mobile apps developers practical guidance and best practices on designing with privacy in mind.
2:45pm: Lessons Learned: Designing for Privacy
Moderator: Mark Blafkin, Executive Director, Innovators Network
- Amber Case, Co-founder and CEO, Geoloqi
- Tarik Kurspahic, Co-founder and CTO, Personal
- Damien Patton, Founder and CEO, Banjo
- Mike Sax, Co-founder, Asigo
Tuesday, May 15, 2012 – Bell Harbor International Conference Center
4:25pm: Location & Discovery: The Why and When of "Where"
- Moderator: Christina Gagnier, Partner, Gagnier Margossian LLP
- Amber Case, Co-founder and CEO, Geoloqi
- Nick Bicanic, CEO, echoecho
- Damien Patton, Founder and CEO, Banjo
Venue Information
May 14, 2012 sessions:
Edgewater Hotel
2411 Alaskan Way, Pier 67
May 15-16, 2012 sessions:
Bell Harbor Int’l Conference Center
2211 Alaskan Way, Pier 66
Seattle, WA 98121
To check out the rest of the conference, see the Privacy Identity Innovation conference schedule or Register on Eventbrite.
