Oracle Mobile

Alan Yeung (San Mateo, CA) is co-founder, CEO, and chief evangelist of Where2Net. Yeung brings 12 years' of professional and leadership experience in content programming, marketing, and product development. In leading Where2Net's pioneering team of developers and business professionals. Yeung has spoken at International conferences and lectured with Oracle consultants and trainers around the U.S. and Canada. While living in Japan and China, he led marketing efforts of Raychem's fast growing electronics business unit in Asia, serving its major OEM customers in the wireless, telecom, and electronics industries. Nicholas Pang (San Mateo, CA) is co-founder and chief knowledge officer at Where2Net, a software provider of multi-channel development tools and Web applications, and an Oracle Mobile Partner. Pang has 18 years' of professional experience in content management, consulting, and engineering. As CKO, Pang heads up all product management, development, and engineering at Where2Net. Philip Stephenson (St. Louis, MO) is director of mobile architects at OracleMobile, Oracle Corporation's Mobile Products and Services Division. At Oracle, Stephenson has concentrated on mobile and embedded products, including Oracle Lite database, Web-to-Go disconnected environment, 9i Application Server Wireless Edition, OracleMobile.com Wireless online services, and Online Studio for wireless developers. Currently, Mr. Stephenson leads a team of mobile architects in providing consultative technical solutions to Oracle customers, using Oracle's wireless, voice and synchronized mobile technologies. Before Oracle, Mr. Stephenson worked at IBM, Amdahl, Ernst & Young, EMC and Sequent Computer Systems as a Systems Engineer, Software Solutions Specialist and Senior Manager.

Part I: Mobile Environment; Ch.1: The Wireless Architecture; Ch. 2: Why Mobile? Who Need Wireless Content; and Applications?; Ch. 3: Client Devices, Markup Languages and; Wireless Protocols; Part II: Oracle9i Application Server Wireless; Ch. 4: Oracle's Offerings and Technology Stack; Ch. 5: Content Transformation; Ch. 6: Personalization and State Management; Ch. 7: Location Based Services; Part III: Developing and Deploying Dynamic; Applications; Ch. 8: Application Design and Development; Ch. 9: Tools and Methodology; Ch. 10: Developing and Deploying Applications; Ch. 11: Case Studies/Mobile Applications; Part IV: Bonuses; Ch. 12: Other Issues