Web Monday Zurich

Zürich, Switzerland
Build a strong community of Internet entrepreneurs in Switzerland to exchange information and have fun

What is Web Monday?

Web Monday is an informal, non-commercial, and completely community-driven event that aims to connect the people who are shaping the future of the internet. Inspired by the culture of Silicon Valley, it started out in Cologne, Germany in late 2005 in an effort to help spread those sunny California vibes. Since its inception, Web Monday has spread fast: meetings are now being held on a regular basis in 30+ cities all across Germany, in Austria, Sweden, Silicon Valley as well as on Second Life. Nurturing the local web 2.0 and internet startup scenes, Web Monday’s 100+ meetings have attracted 1,000+ repeat participants so far, and good things have come out of it. Anyone involved in web 2.0 or neighboring fields who is interested in learning and sharing with others is most welcome to join. Whether you are a thinker, builder, designer, founder or funder – Web Monday is your chance to present your product, your service, your startup, or your next big idea to a growing audience of web aficionados.

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Impressions from 7th Web Monday

The crowd listening to Shafqat's presentation The crowd listening to Shafqat's presentation Danny, Matze and Lukas enjoying Carola's food. Rolf and Dania Mark Seall starting his presentation of mapVivo Everybody concentrated, except for Greg ;) Carola working in the back of the office Lucas and Sushi Lukas and Marco Reto and Pete Mark and Dominik Fabius and Myke Happy Oona Stephan, Hugo and Carola Luci and Sushi Matze and Danny Amir and Rolf Shafqat in a discussion

Web Monday links

Web Montag Wiki: http://www.webmontag.de
Web Montag Blog: http://www.webmontag.de/blog/
Web Montag Gruppen: http://www.webmontag.de/blog/2008/04/01/web-montag-gruppen-im-uberblick

Are you a developer? Then don't miss Web Monday's cousin: Web Tuesday
http://webtuesday.ch
more directed towards developers and less web 2.0 business issues

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17th Web Monday - Save the date!

The next Web Monday will take place on 4 October 2010. It is hosted by Starmind talent network at the Artificial Intelligence Laboratory in Zurich-Oerlikon (http://ailab.ifi.uzh.ch/visit-us). Please RSVP below! More information on the speakers to follow soon.

Start: 10/04/2010 06:30pm
End: 10/04/2010 09:00pm
Timezone: Europe/Zurich (+01:00)

Blog

Web Monday #16

08/10/2010 11:16am by Mathias Möller
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Last night the 16th Web Monday Zurich took place at the local.ch offices overlooking Zurich's Bellevue square. Well over eighty attendees had signed up for the event, during which the host local.ch and the Zurich-based Cloud Computing firm Cloudsigma did presentations on their respective businesses.

While local.ch's CEO Alfonso gave some insights on the future business prospects of the official provider of phonebooks in Switzerland (it's not all, but mostly online, with a heavy focus on mobile devices and services), Patrick of CloudSigma held a crisp talk on their business model and products (Cloud Computing obviously still is one of the buzzwords in the Web Scene in 2010).

The evening was, as usual, kicked off and rounded off with a good deal of networking, catching up and gossiping about the latest from the Zurich and Swiss Web Scene. If you'd like to attend, present at or host the next Web Monday Zurich, feel free to join this group or get in touch with Dania (who is admin of this group). And, as usual, our Michael took some pictures at the event.

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Wanted: Social Media marketing specialist

05/27/2010 05:03pm by Prodosh Banerjee

A funded start up company in the Zürich area is looking for a specialist in viral loop concepts and implementations with a deep knowledge of Facebook (to begin with). We are looking for people with ideas that can help us increase the number installs of our app on Facebook. IN addition, creative ideas for using Twitter, Foursquare and iPhone apps to drive member growth are required.

We are offering an exciting opportunity for entrepreneurial people with the right skills to participate in the growth of a company with a great business model and a product that is ready to launch.

For more information, please contact me on Amazee, Facebook or Xing.

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Save the date for next Web Monday!

06/29/2010 08:24am by Dania Gerhardt

The next Web Monday will take place on 28 June 2010 at StartZentrum Zürich at Zürich-Binz (http://www.startzentrum.ch)

Some first infos on the speakers:

Peter Vogel will present jobzippers, an innovative online career planner: http://www.jobzippers.com

Christian Weber from SECO will present SuisseID, the new identification system in Switzerland for electronic data traffic: http://www.suisseid.ch

Franco Dal Molin from Ciklum will have a presentation on nearshore development for web startups and will show a few typical successful working models: http://www.ciklum.net

Thanks a lot in advance to Marc Hamburger from StartZentrum and Franco Dal Molin from Ciklum for hosting the event and sponsoring the drinks and snacks!

Please RSVP right above!

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Thanks for coming!

05/04/2010 10:07am by Dania Gerhardt
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Yesterday the 14th Web Monday took place. IBM was our host and really spoiled us with a great location and apero.

We had a great variety of speakers:
Siddhartha Arora, our host, presented IBM's Global Entrepreneur Initiative, which aims to help startups capture new business opportunities. Under this new program, IBM provides access to its research community, sales, marketing and technical skills. We were the first to hear about this initiative in Switzerland, as the IBM Switzerland marketing machinery hasn't started communicated the initiative yet. Interested startups can already apply here: http://www.ibm.com/isv/startup

Amir Suissa presented his brand-new start-up DeinDeal, which has been launched a couple of weeks ago. DeinDeal.ch is a group buying website that offers a daily coupon for the best deals in your town with savings of up to 70% on restaurants, wellness, beauty, sports and culture. Amir told us in more detail what DeinDeal is about and clarified that it is simply another copycat of the highly successful GroupOn model from the US. Copycat or not - we wish them lots of success!

Till Quack from Kooaba held a very interesting presentation on the history and future of visual search and presented two tools in more detail: Paperboy and ShootingStar. These help you explore, share and remember things you see by recognizing your snapshots.

Last but not least Mark Melnykowycz presented his art work: in his group "Web Portraits Zurich" he creates cool images and portraits of the people involved in the web and startup scene around Zurich and Switzerland. Here some impressions: http://www.amazee.com/web-portraits-zurich - join the group if you want to be one of the next models!

Thanks to all for coming!

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Future internet trends by simsa

04/14/2010 09:52am by Dania Gerhardt
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Simsa (Swiss interactive media and software association) is running a event series of "simsa LAT", Late Afternoon Talks about future trends in the internet. The talks are in German and the next one is on 20 April 2010 on the subject OUTERNET. Find out more and register here: http://bit.ly/9GLFcX

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