Download the free smartphone app

There’s a handy, free tool to help you make the most of your visit to the 22nd ITS America Annual Meeting and Exposition – a smarphone app, sponsored by IBM and Skyline Technology Solutions, that is compatible with iPhone, iPad, Blackberry and Android devices. Once loaded, you will be able to view the entire meeting program by day, track, or search by keywords; plan sessions, special events or workshops to attend; browse the exhibit hall and plan your time with vendors; rate the sessions you attend and prov
May 16, 2012 Read time: 2 mins
There’s a handy, free tool to help you make the most of your visit to the 22nd ITS America Annual Meeting and Exposition – a smarphone app, sponsored by 62 IBM and 5564 Skyline Technology Solutions, that is compatible with iPhone, iPad, Blackberry and Android devices.

Once loaded, you will be able to view the entire meeting program by day, track, or search by keywords; plan sessions, special events or workshops to attend; browse the exhibit hall and plan your time with vendors; rate the sessions you attend and provide feedback to ITS America; and upload photos during the meeting. Using the friend’s feature will allow you to share schedules and text message within the app.

To download the Annual Meeting 2012 Mobile Phone App, visit the App Store or Android Market on your phone, search for ‘ITSA 2012' and download the app. Attendees can also simply point a mobile browser to %$Linker: External 0 0 0 oLinkExternal http://m.core-apps.com/itsaexpo12 Downloaded smartphone app false http://m.core-apps.com/itsaexpo12 false false%>  and the system will direct you to the proper app version for download to your device.

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