Scott Goldman - Speaker

During my career in high technology I've spoken at virtually every major industry conference - and a lot of minor ones - at least once.  Many times, I was the keynote speaker, others, a member of a panel.  My talks and speeches allowed me to take on the role of evangelist for worldwide standards, spokesperson for a completely new technology (more than once) and to promote the books, consulting services, research capabilities and other aspects of the companies that I owned or partnered in. 

At last count I had given speeches in more than 20 countries... there were more, I'm sure, but I just stopped counting after that.

Here are just a few of the more important ones:

M-Commerce World (London, UK - Keynote), February 2001, "The Future of WAP (And How It Will Drive Mobile Commerce)"

3G – Moving Forward With Mobile (San Francisco, CA, USA), January 2001, “WAP in a 3G World”
WAPWednesday (Munich, Germany - Keynote), December 2000, “WAP – It’s More Than Mobile”

Internet World Asia (Hong Kong, China - Opening Keynote Address), November 2000, "WAP In Asia: Fact and Future"

Wall Street Journal Summit on Technology (Washington, DC, USA), October 2000, “Mobile Internet Roundtable”

Chinese Ministry of Telecommunications (Beijing, China), September 2000, “Delivering WAP Technology To China”

Unwired Universe (San Francisco, CA, USA – Keynote), July 2000, "Today's Worldwide WAP Marketplace"

WR Hambrecht Financial Analyst Conference (San Francisco, CA, USA – Keynote), June 2000, “WAP vs. The World”

Internet World UK (London, UK – Keynote), May 2000, “Moving Forward With WAP”

PCS99 – E-Commerce Workshop (New Orleans, LA, USA), September 1999, “10 Sure-Fire Ways to Kill Your E-Commerce Site Before It Even Gets Off The Ground”

Wireless Data Forum (New Orleans, LA, USA), February 1999, “Building An E-Commerce Internet Site for Wireless Businesses”

Bank of America (San Francisco, CA, USA), April 1998, “Understanding the Financial Impact of Wireless Technology On Global Telecommunications Businesses”

Federal Republic of Germany - Deutsche Bundespost, March 1989, “The Potential Impact of Interconnection Costs on Cellular Operators in Germany”

United States Department of State - International Bureau of Communications Policy, September, 1987, “Preparation for World Administrative Radio Conference (WARC) - An Analysis of the Benefits of a Common Frequency for International Paging.”

Japanese Ministry of Post and Telecommunications, November 1984, Tokyo, Japan, “An Overview of the American Frequency Coordination Process”