Do you have a great idea for an iPhone app with no idea how to make it a reality?

In their “iPhone Apps: From Concept to Launch” workshop, Small Society’s iPhone experts Raven Zachary and James Keller will walk you through the process of bringing your iPhone application to market—from the initial concept all the way through launch.

While the workshop does not cover iPhone programming, it will appeal to anyone with a good app idea, whether you’re an entrepreneur, web designer, developer, or just a passionate iPhone user.

iPhone developers will benefit from this workshop as Raven and James share best practices learned in the process of launching over a dozen iPhone apps ranging from some of the world’s biggest brands to the smallest startups.

In Raven Zachary’s (Twitter: ravenme) session on “iPhone Intelligence,” he muses that 2008 marked the release of iPhone 3G and with it, Apple’s launch of the App Store, an online marketplace of downloadable applications for iPhone and iPod touch. In less than a year since the debut of the App Store, more than ten thousand third-party native applications are already available and the numbers continue to increase rapidly. 2008 will be known as the year that mobile computing changed forever. We are witnessing the birth of a new class of technology—pocket-sized devices with always-on broadband that understand who you are and where you are.