The Future of Mobile Innovation by Manolo Almagro
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Manolo Almagro's presentation on the future of mobile innovation. This was presented during the first meeting of MobileMonday Manila held on May 9, 2011 at the BBDO Guerrero|Proximity office.
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- 2. The Future of Mobile Innovation m-commerce for QSRs will experience explosive growth over the next 3-5 years
- 3. The Future of Mobile Innovation 45% Active Mobile Users Are Ready For Mobile Payment Solutions
- 4. The Future of Mobile Innovation $633.4 Billion worldwide market for mobile payments by 2014
- 5. The Future of Mobile Innovation 81.3 Million global mobile payment users in 2010
- 6. The Future of Mobile Innovation 600% estimated increase in global mobile payment users in 2014
- 7. The Future of Mobile Innovation 490 Million That’s about mobile payment users in 2014
- 8. The Future of Mobile Innovation $1,000,000,000,000 annual global revenue generated by customers ordering via their mobile devices on
- 9. The Future of Mobile Innovation McDonald’s Japan has over 4.5 Million users of its m-couponing service
- 10. The Future of Mobile Innovation McDonald’s owned QSR brand has over 750k downloads of its mobile app on iTunes
- 11. The Future of Mobile Innovation QSRs with Mobile Ordering Websites or Mobile Apps observe significant increases in order size and frequency
- 12. The Future of Mobile Innovation Jollibee Foods Corporation launched beta mobile web versions of its online delivery sites in Dec 2010
- 13. The Future of Mobile Innovation Mobile web traffic increases 2x/month despite it’s “stealth” launch.
- 14. The Future of Mobile Innovation Jollibee Foods Corporation will be launching branded mobile apps in 2011
- 17. The Future of Mobile Innovation 4 types of NFC technologies Sticker Tags NFC enabled Micro-SD Cards Built-In SIM + Antenna
- 22. Top 5: JollibeeDelivery.com 1 2 3 4 5
- 23. Top 5: JollibeeDelivery.com 1 2 3 4 5
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- Most Nokia phones these days are either based on the Series 40 or the Symbian S60 operating system and one of the key differences between the two software is that Series 40 doesn't support multi-tasking unlike S60. S60 is the leading mobile innovation platform, powering state-of-the-art smartphones that provide industry-leading features to consumers and enterprise users alike For developers, the S60 platform offers the widest choice of runtime technologies. This approach supports innovation by offering developers flexibility in their choice of programming language. The platform offers technology solutions that match developers' skills with their requirements for features, portability, and user experience. The S60 platform brings open standards, multivendor support, and true volume to the smartphone market. As of April 2007, S60 licensees had cumulatively shipped more than 100 million S60 devices. These shipment volumes offer developers the best opportunity to profit from their smartphone applications and content.
- Most Nokia phones these days are either based on the Series 40 or the Symbian S60 operating system and one of the key differences between the two software is that Series 40 doesn't support multi-tasking unlike S60. S60 is the leading mobile innovation platform, powering state-of-the-art smartphones that provide industry-leading features to consumers and enterprise users alike For developers, the S60 platform offers the widest choice of runtime technologies. This approach supports innovation by offering developers flexibility in their choice of programming language. The platform offers technology solutions that match developers' skills with their requirements for features, portability, and user experience. The S60 platform brings open standards, multivendor support, and true volume to the smartphone market. As of April 2007, S60 licensees had cumulatively shipped more than 100 million S60 devices. These shipment volumes offer developers the best opportunity to profit from their smartphone applications and content.