Nexus is a major and interactive conference where the participants will be discussing fundamental changes happening in business and technology, and how we can take a lead in them! These includes Web 2.0, citizen journalism, mobile web explosion, open source communities, and globalization. Here are more details about the event.

The Digital Movement, is hosting Nexus, a major event to rally our community of young entrepreneurs and professionals under one roof! We will discuss fundamental changes happening in the realm of technology and business which are most pertinent to this community. These include Web 2.0, Citizen Journalism, Open Source Communities, the Mobile Web and Globalization.
Leaders from Yahoo!, Microsoft, O’Reily Radar, Salesforce.com , Amazon.com, CNET, IDC and others will take a peek into the future. Together, we’ll assess the current status of each trend to reveal subtleties and implications before we take a deep dive, addressing the challenges, opportunities and business models of tomorrow.
Besides the discussions, there would also be a live blogging lounge where you get to interview our speakers (bring your laptops), career chats with company executives from companies like Yahoo to find out what makes them tick, and lastly, a cocktail reception where you can end the day with a nice drink overlooking the Singapore River!
We are expecting a very dynamic mix of attendees, ranging from our younger community to senior business and government leaders.
To ensure that Nexus is accessible to everyone, we have worked very hard to price it at only $15, including the availability of good food.
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