I was asked to answer the following question on the RouteYou event "Research met en voor de geomatica-industrie v.2.0": "Will mobile change our view on the world and the way we move about in it?" More on the event: https://sites.google.com/a/routeyou.com/research4geomaticadec2011/

2. Patrice Kerremans Edwin Speckamp Wim Vermeulen
Chief Technology Momad Chief Operations Momad Chief Creative Momad
Patrice Kerremans has 15 years of experience Edwin Speckamp has 20 years of experience in Wim Vermeulen has 20 years of experience
in technology. His past roles include project project management. As experienced Project in advertising. He started in traditional
manager, scrum master, team lead, application Manager he successfully held full advertising at Y&R and Lowe to move to
architect, technical lead, and developer. He responsibility for scope, schedule, cost and Netitbe when the internet broke. Next, he
worked at Netitbe, IBM, CM, Electrabel, Axa quality for projects mainly in internet/web- managed OgilvyInteractive in Brussels to
bank, Cyber Trust and recently lead the launch based solutions, with focus on content move to Eastern Europe and Russia as
of the mobile sites of De Tijd/l’Echo. He management and document management. He Digital Director for the Ogilvy Group. He
studied Advanced Mathematics. also has held full management responsibility
recently lead the global online launch of
for a group of 20 technical consultants. He
worked for Oracle, Netitbe, IBM, CM, Banksys the Avril Lavigne fragrance for P&G. He is
and Eurocontrol. He recently lead the an international speaker on social media
introduction of a document management and mobile internet. He studied Political
platform at CM. He studied Computer Science. Science and Communication Science.
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21. Will mobile change our view on the
world and the way we move about in it?
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