Hampus Jakobsson, co-founder of TAT, explained why the company is supporting the event: “MEX is pretty much the only user interface conference which skips corporate and academic talk but instead focuses on reality.”
TAT will also speak during the panel session addressing point # 7 of the MEX manifesto, exploring how mobile experiences can only be tailored to the individual when personalisation is built into every level of the supply chain.
Find out more about TAT at www.tat.se.
To learn more about sponsorship opportunities at MEX, please contact Mark Hamilos at markhamilos@pmn.co.uk or on +44 7748 684232.
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