Parks Associates is supporting AnDevCon.

AnDevCon, July 29-31 in Boston, is the technical conference for software developers building or selling Android apps. It will offer one day of intensive tutorials, followed by two days of technical classes. More than 1,000 software developers, engineers and entrepreneurs will attend AnDevCon and choose from 70+ classes. Exhibits admission is free until July 28: visit more than 30 exhibitors! Receive a $200 discount off the prevailing rate of the 3 day pass by inserting the code ANDROID when prompted at www.andevcon.com

Stuart Sikes was a panelist in the session "Super Panel: The future of television – what’s next?" on Thursday, January 22, at 2:55 PM.

• How will consumers react to the next generation of services?
• Which technologies look set to have the greatest impact on the evolving TV landscape?
• Can internet infrastructure keep up?
• Once all content is either free or available as pirated copies, how will anyone make money?
• What’s the timeline for the next generation of services? Has the economic downturn slowed this process?

Now in its 3rd year, the Future TV Show brings together North Americas most exclusive gathering of TV executives to discuss the ever evolving multi-platform world and how this is set to impact the future of the TV business. Join us in New York City and take part in a conference program that features cutting edge case studies and multiple panel discussions on the industries hottest issues.

Partners Healthcare's 2009 Connected Health Symposium & Expo

The Connected Health Symposium asks how information technology -- cell phones, computers, the Internet and other tools -- can help people manage chronic conditions, maintain health and wellness, and age with independence. What’s up for discussion?  Register today Sessions include:

• The Amazing Effects on Health of Personal Social Networks -- and How to Harness Their Power to Help Patients

• Payment Reform, the Role of Information Technology, and the Implications for IT Business Models

• Limits to the Wisdom of Patients and the Wisdom of Crowds?  Implications from Behavioral Economics

• Remote Monitoring in 2014: What'll Be Different in Five Years about the Technology, the Data and the Incentives?

• Health Games: All Set to Play?

• Coordinating Care: What’s Really Involved and Who's Really Going to Do It?