Frederic Hererra - Mobile Media - Presentation Transcript
Mobile Media
R&D trends & user-oriented developments
Frederic Herrera
National Digital Research Centre
Institute of Arts, Design & Technology
Key points
R&D trends
NDRC
Irish context
User-oriented developments
References documents
Questions
R&D trends
Science Foundation Ireland
Enterprise Ireland
IDA
Need coordination to scale and position Irish companies as partners of MNCs
National Digital Research Centre - Located in Digital Exchange - Translational Research Projects - Collaborative & Multi-disciplinary projects - Social & Commercial Value
Irish Context
Mature market: 6% has 3G phone, 43% of mobile phone users has more text than other apps
Approximate increase of 800,000 subs in last 24 months
Total Mobile Revenues: from 465,000,000 in Q1 of 2005 to 506,000,000 in Q4 of 2006
Total Volume Mins: from 1.344 billion in Q1 of 2005 to 2,001 billion in Q4 of 2006
Total Volume SMS: from 1,064 billion in Q1 of 2005 to 1,645 billion in Q4 of 2006
Competition. Choice. Early adopters.
User-oriented developments
Micro-economic context: $
Sales of media devices and accessories
The impact of RSS, Twitter, and iTunes.
All-in-one offline devices or widgets?
User-oriented developments
Design of mobile services and products is difficult
Lowest common denominator: v. lite
social & tangible experiences: Nokia, rfid, w-lan
Web experiences vs mobile experiences
User-oriented developments
Very much context-based and task-oriented
Design & Usability are key to personal adoption
Interaction, Graphics, Online/Web, Information, Visual Communications (Typo, Visualisation), User Interfaces, Usability, Service Design
Personas, tasks, attention situations
Design for web 2.0
Semantic Mark-up (XML)
Separation of presentation layers from core data sets
Mash-ups
Intuitive user-controlled features
Tags
Reporting
Scalability of design
Reference Documents
Google iCalendar Product Presentation
37 Signals Get Real Report
Read Write Web articles
Comreg
EU Living Labs and a few small independent labs
EU evaluations: cultural, scientific, and content networks
Commercial labs: Nokia, Yahoo!, Google, Microsoft, MIT advertising
Your questions Thank you for your attention Enjoy your lunch [email_address]
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