...Case Study 2: Wireless and Mobile Technologies Name CIS 500 March 16, 2015 Dr. Wireless and Mobile Technologies Wireless technology is defined as a technology, for example, PDAs, that uses radio waves to transmit and get information. It is utilized increasingly for information transmission. This definition is a bit excessively restricted as it recommends that wireless technology is empowered just by radio waves. Yet radio is stand out little, however imperative piece of the vitality that we can and do utilization to convey information that empowers electronic items to speak and interact with one another by exchanging information. Electronic items and frameworks that interact by using electromagnetic vitality to convey information between them so they can correspond with one another. The expression "wireless" alludes, in the most essential and evident sense, to interchanges sent without wires or links. It is a wide term that includes a wide range of wireless technologies and gadgets, including cell interchanges, networking between PCs with wireless connectors, and wireless PC extras. Wireless interchanges go over the air through electromagnetic waves (radio frequencies, infrared, satellite, and so on). (Pinola, 2015) Mobile technology is the technology utilized for cell correspondence. Mobile code division various access (CDMA) technology has developed quickly over the recent years. Mobile technology gadgets are a combination of equipment, operating frameworks, networking...
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...Case Study #2 Wireless and Mobile Technologies CIS 500: Information Systems for Decision-Making Wireless and Mobile Technologies Wireless technologies make use of radio waves, to connect with other devices or networks in order, to transmit/receive data. A wireless technology can be as simple as using a garage door opener or as complex running applications on Enterprise Resource Planning software. Wireless technologies make use of various types of hardware, from Bluetooth™ capable devices (printers, keyboards, earpieces, etc.) to offsite data warehouses to satellites, all of which communicate through networks, via radio waves. Wireless technologies are used by fixed/stationary items such as a desktop computer, as well as various mobile devices, tablets, cell/smart phones, laptops, GPS and others. Mobile technologies are, as the name implies, mobile. These devices are portable and can be used in route, from one place to the next, by accessing and using wireless networks. Mobile technologies are not just hardware but include special platforms in which these devices and the users interface. The combination of the wireless and mobile technologies has opened new methods for businesses to improve productivity. Wireless and Mobile technologies allow staff members to have real-time communication with the business and operations, from relatively anywhere in the world. Wireless and Mobile technologies provide a faster connectivity to vendors and customers by...
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...Mobile Commerce Research June 22, 2013 M-commerce and its applicability in Egypt Dr. Eman Arafa Prepared by Mahmoud Sayed Hany Hassan Hussein Nemr Mahmoud Mohamed El Sayed Research Paper Title: Mobile Commerce and its applicability in Egypt 1. Abstract 2. Introduction 3. Mobile commerce features 4. Mobile commerce opportunities 5. Mobile commerce success factors 6. Mobile commerce adoption barriers and challenges 7. Mobile commerce applications 8. Future trends in mobile commerce 9. Conclusion 10. References ABSTRACT F ast−growing ability of wireless devices to handle a wealth of data content as well as voice transmission is opening the door to the creation of new products, services, markets, and revenue streams. According to research projections, mobile commerce will cross $30 billion by end of 2016 growing at 40% compound rate at U.S. only. Globally, consumers are likely to spend $119 billion by 2015 through their mobile phones, which will account for 8% of all ecommerce activity. Mobile commerce is gaining increasing acceptance. The need for mobility is a primary driving force behind mobile banking, mobile entertainment and mobile marketing, and is supported by an ever increasing convergence of computers and mobile telecommunication devices. So this paper is a descriptive study for the overall picture of mobile commerce and its features, opportunities, success factors...
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...The Mobile Landscape Insights for Advertising April 25, 2011 Table of Contents I. Introduction 3 II. Consumer Behavior Trends 4 III. Mobile Technology 7 Mobile Devices and Services Other mobile-relevant technologies of interest The Development of Native Apps vs. Web Apps IV. Mobile Advertising 16 Banner ads on mobile devices Mobile applications or apps Mobile gaming Mobile commerce Location-based services or LBS Mobile and Health Mobile Metrics and Analytics V. The Future of Mobile Media 30 VI. Conclusion 34 VII. Works Cited 35 Part I: Introduction As predicted nearly ten years ago in their article, “The Death of Advertising,” Roland Rust and Richard Oliver wrote, “the new media represent a vast ‘network of networks,’ now often referred to as the information superhighway. A technical reality, major parts of the information super highway are under construction all over the US (1994).” During the digital revolution of the last decade, modern humanity has experienced a shift in traditional media consumption habits, which is now culminating with mobile technology. In examining the emerging mobile landscape, two things are increasingly apparent. One, mobile technology is heading into uncharted territories. Two, this is happening at unprecedented rates. This landscape is so unpredictable that the introduction of a new highly...
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...Available online 2 July 2004 Abstract Electronic commerce (E-commerce) innovating applications have posed novel, technical, organizational and commercial challenges. This study uses a hypercube model to investigate these innovative changes and focuses on their impacts on E-commerce stakeholders: providers, E-commerce companies, customers, and complementors. The results indicate that mobile commerce (M-commerce) differs substantially from Web-based commerce in some technological components, yet both share common business model. However, from Web-based to M-commerce, innovation is architectural for customers and E-commerce companies, but a radical change for complementors. From M-commerce to Ucommerce, innovation is modular to customers, architectural to complementors and radical to E-commerce companies and providers. Thereafter, the critical impacts of E-commerce innovations on the stakeholders are identified. Ó 2004 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved. Keywords: Innovation; E-commerce; Web-based commerce; M-commerce; U-commerce 1. Introduction Rapid developments in information and telecommunication technology have substantially changed the landscape of organizational computing. Electronic commerce (E-commerce), including Corresponding author. Tel.: +886 7 525 2000x4722; fax: +886 7 525...
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...industry condition Qualcomm is a major player in mobile technology. It specializes in areas of mobile semiconductor chips, 3G, 4G and CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access). It has been a dominant force in this market for past few years. Qualcomm introduced the concept of CDMA use on wireless communication technology. It holds numerous rights of intellectual property, including patents, patent applications and trade secrets for CDMA. This industry space i.e. next generation mobile technology industry is currently witnessing a rapid growth rate. The general economic trend for this industry has registered a boom in past few years and even now has maintained a slow but steady growth. The semiconductor space is divided into two spaces – PCs (personal computer) and mobile devices. With the wane in PC sales and the increasing demand for mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets, this space has garnered a lot of attention in recent times. According to the IHS iSuppli Mobile & Embedded Memory Market Tracker report from IHS (information/analytics provider), the revenue has climbed up by 6% this year. Emerging Asian markets are expected to further fuel the sales of 3G and 4G enabled devices. The projections for revenue indicate the industry to reach $14.9 billion this year which is a leap over $14.1 billion of last year. 2013 is expected to raise the bar higher as a 9% increase in revenue is anticipated due to companies releasing mobile devices with higher memory and computational...
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...| Success Factors Of “Bkash” Needs can bring Success | green Business School | 8/9/15 | Business Communication | | | Success Factors Of “Bkash” Needs can bring Success | green Business School | 8/9/15 | Business Communication | | Report on- Success Factors of “Bkash” Course Name- Business Communication Course Code- BUS-202 Prepared For- Zeeshan Kingshuk Huq Guest Faculty Green Business School Prepared by- SL | GROUP MEMBERS | ID | 1 | Md. Rayhan Uddin Razu | 142006010 | 2 | Shohana Biswas | 142006040 | 3 | Papiya Haque | 1420060 | 4 | Humayon Kabir | 1410060 | 5 | Md. Sadekur Rahman Titu | 142006006 | Date of Submission: 21 August, 2015 Contents No table of contents entries found. Letter of Authorization Letter of Transmittal August 20, 2015 Zeeshan Kingshuk Huq Guest Faculty Green Business School Green University of Bangladesh Subject: Submission of term paper on “Success Factors of Bkash”. Dear Sir, This is our great pleasure to submit the term paper titled as “Success Factors of Bkash”. This report has been prepared to fulfill the requirement of the course - ‘Business Communication’. We have put our best effort to make this term paper a successful one. It has been joyful experience for us to work about study. However this has been obviously a great source of learning for us to conduct similar types of studies in the future. Therefore, we would like to express our sincere gratitude...
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...Introduction Mobile commerce has gained a remarkable status among other electronic trading means over the last ten years. People have been relying on their mobile devices for everything that touch their basic needs of life; from paying bills to purchasing convenient products and services. According to the Juniper research, the estimated number of all buying and selling m-commerce transactions boosted from 498 million in 2006 to 4.6 billion in 2010. (VeriSign, 2007, P.3) Apparently, after Apple released its 3G iphone and Google released Nexus 1.0,beside the wide internet wireless coverage, mobile users have found out that they can buy and sell through their mobile devices in short period of time with less cost. Therefore, we can define m-commerce as the “e-commerce activities which are carried out via a mobile terminal such as a phone or PDA.” (Mennecke,B ,Strader,J , 2003, P.30) Therefore, it has become necessary to understand the basic mobile commerce requirements, services, security, and its future in order to gain the highest available profits and gains. Many mobile manufacturers and carrier providers assure that the future potential benefits of m-commerce are going to improve our lifestyle in the near future However, there is a debate whether m-commerce services will take over the position of traditional trading services or not because there are many problems and issues are still make the people away from mobile trading such ass security. What do we need for m-commerce...
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...Retailers, card issuers, technology companies, banks, mobile network operators and start-up companies are vying for share of online spend n Devices are affordable: tablets cost less than $200 and smart-phones are available at $50 n Secure technology developments are driving mobile commerce n Companies are making increasing use of consumer data to inform and guide their operations 21st Century Themes Mobile and e-commerce are reshaping consumer behaviour Affordable tablets, smart-phones and portable computers are changing the way that consumers shop and pay, whether online or on the go. In 2012, global e-commerce sales topped the $1 trillion mark for the first time and these sales are expected to grow to $1.29 trillion in 2013.1 The proliferation of internet-connected devices is helping to create new technologies, consumer applications, personal finance services and payment options. There will be considerable commercial opportunities linked to this changing consumer behaviour as merchants and payments companies seek to enhance their understanding of consumption patterns through analytics. The companies most able to collect and exploit unstructured data could be in a very strong position to understand the intricacies of consumer behaviour. Mass expansion of devices, networks and software In the race to win market share, retailers, card issuers, tech companies, banks, mobile network operators (MNO) and start-up companies are introducing new technologies and launching e-commerce...
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...Mobile Banking “Banking in Your Hand” 11/24/2013 Department of Management Information Systems University of Dhaka Dhaka 1000, Bangladesh An Assignment on “Mobile Banking” Prepared by: ID: 05-036 ID: 05-048 ID: 05-053 ID: 05-054 ID: 05-067 Md. Khalilur Rahman Ashik Ahmed Md. Taijul Islam Jowel Sarker Md. Nurul Amin Prepared for: Mr. Ariful Islam Apu Lecturer Department of Management Information Systems University of Dhaka Page 2 of 26 Executive Summary Importance of banking system in a country is increasing day by day. It is quite impossible for any country to develop in industrial and commercial sector without sound banking system in modern economic era. Mobile Banking is one of the significant functions of the bank. It plays a vital role in overall economy of the country. Bank collects information from numerous sources relating to cost and revenue from Customer Management. Globalization of national economies has given a boost to international trade. The seller and the buyer in an international trading transaction must agree for a product or its quality, price etc. enter into a sales contract, spelling out precisely shipping and delivery details, terms of payment, required documentation and other related issues including dispute settlement procedure and legal framework available. The major objectives of my report is to describe the Mobile banking system of our country, measurement the employee behavior and performance, determine the wide range of services, and evaluate...
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...Mobile Factbook – February 2011 © 2011, Portio Research. All Rights Reserved 1 Mobile Factbook – February 2011 Portio Research Limited. Published February 2011 by Portio Research Limited © Copyright 2011. www.portioresearch.com info@portioresearch.com Disclaimer and Legal Notices Disclaimer Every care has been taken in the preparation of this study to ensure that the information contained herein is accurate, factual and correct to the best of our knowledge, at time of publishing. All opinions, suppositions, estimates and recommendations included in this document are solely the opinions of the authors unless otherwise stated. Portio Research Limited accepts no liability for any loss or damage or unforeseen consequential loss or damage arising from the use of the information contained within this document. The opinions, suppositions, estimates and recommendations within this document cannot be guaranteed, and readers use this information at their own risk. The information published in this document is subject to change without notice at any time, and Portio Research Limited accepts no liability or obligation to inform the reader of such changes. Portio Research Limited do not promote or endorse any specific companies or products, the views and opinions we express in this document are wholly our own assessments, and independent from any external interest or influence. Many terms and phrases and trade names used in this document are proprietary and Portio Research...
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...Australian Mobile Telecommunications Association Annual Report 2013 AMTA Contacts Membership For information about AMTA or membership inquiries phone (02) 6239 6555 or see the website: www.amta.org.au MobileMuster To contact MobileMuster phone 1300 730 070 or email mobilemuster@amta.org.au. For more information about MobileMuster go to www.mobilemuster.com.au Mobile Carriers Forum To contact the Mobile Carriers Forum phone (02) 6295 8191 or see the website: www.mcf.amta.org.au AMTA Members Carriage Service Providers Dodo Australia, Lebara Mobile, Lycamobile, Optus, Telstra, VHA Pty Ltd AMTA Vision The Australian Mobile Telecommunications Association is the peak national body representing Australia’s mobile telecommunications industry. AMTA’s vision is to promote an environmentally, socially and economically responsible, successful and sustainable mobile telecommunications industry in Australia. AMTA aims to achieve its vision by: ■ effective industry representation and leadership ■ generating consensus on whole-of-industry issues ■ improving the level of trust between the industry, related industries, key stakeholders and the wider community ■ promoting an improved understanding of the mobile telecommunications industry and its contribution to the Australian community. Handset Manufacturers LG Electronics Australia, HTC ( Aust & NZ), Nokia Australia, Motorola Mobility Australia, Research in Motion, Samsung Australia, Sony Ericsson, ZTE Australia ...
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...growth and employment opportunities have made the younger generation mobile with the rising income. Though current VAS adoption is limited to select set of services, this combination of age, income and people’s mobility promises a great future. We, in this report, through a primary market survey, attempt to highlight the issues that are holding back the growth of Mobile VAS in India and map future consumer preferences. Our market research covers consumers across SEC A, SEC B and SEC C. This report also assesses the current state of VAS ecosystem and how it will evolve. The report evaluates the challenges faced by different stakeholders in VAS ecosystem and how each of them should react to be able to succeed in this new environment. Population Pyramid - India 2010 Source: US Census Bureau VAS adoption in India will spur due to positive demography, growing middle class and increasing spending power of people at the bottom of the pyramid. Connect with Consumer - Value Added Services 3 VAS: Way Forward Executive Summary Page 03 Page 43 Tax Imperatives of VAS Study Methodology Page 05 Page 39 Mapping of Mobile VAS Users Page 33 Introduction Page 07 VAS in India Page 12 Current VAS Value chain in Indian context Page 16 Solving the VAS puzzle Page 18 4 PwC Primary Research Methodology PwC undertook a detailed and wide scale market research with the objective of understanding the behavior of Indian mobile subscribers...
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...conventional ways are, Bank transfer Post office based transfers: Online transfer via FINO etc Hawala and transfer by hand are unconventional means to transferring money. Each of these means has its own set of advantages and inherent challenges/issues. Details as given: **** This case study is confidential and should not be shared in any form**** The most favored and prevalent mean is utilizing banks services to get these transfers done. But at the same time what we need to realize is that a majority of those transferring cash are unbanked or underbanked. (Unbanked: Without bank account, Under-banked: Has bank account in his/her hometown but has migrated to an urban town). The next big thing in the remittance industry seems to be mobile based remittance service where in the customer would be able...
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...Xiaomi was founded in 2010 by serial entrepreneur Lei Jun, who believes that high-quality technology doesn't need to cost a fortune. At Xiaomi, we've brought together smart people from Google, Kingsoft, Microsoft, Motorola, Yahoo, and other Internet and tech companies from around the world to bring that vision to life. We create remarkable hardware, software, and Internet services for – and with the help of – our Mi fans. We incorporate their feedback into our product range, which currently includes Mi 4, Mi 3, Mi Pad, Mi Box, Mi TV, Redmi 1S and Redmi Note, Mi Power Bank and other accessories. We sell direct to customers to keep our prices competitive. And with more than 18 million handsets sold in China in 2013 and products launched in Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, Philippines, India and Indonesia, we are ready to go global. Please follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Google+, and be sure to check back often so you don't miss anything. Our mantra: “Always believe that something wonderful is about to happen”. Xiao mi develops, designs and sells diversify consumer electronics, computer hardware and action camera. It strives to create high quality mobile product with diversify range. Xiao Mi has positioned itself to a certain type of customer, experiencers, early adaptors and people with curiosity in new technology, etc. For World wide users who be fond of experience new mobile technology and want cost-effective product, Xiao Mi….? Apple has positioned itself to a certain...
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