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    1. Dan Armstrong – The Future of Web 2.0, 22 September 2009
      Some thoughts on internet access, banking and payments innovations
    2. Rabobank GSM MVNO- Telecommunications Services (voice, SMS, VAS, Prepaid/Postpaid, MKB)
      - Mobile Internet Access (GPRS, UMTS, HSDPA), Portals and Self-Care
      Value-Added Bank Product- Banking “On the Go”
      • Premium Product / Combination
      • Communications Channel for Local Banks, Leden and Customers
      Mobile Incubator- Product/Business Development for Mobile Financial Services and Products
      - Launch of Remote and Contactless Payments and Partnerships
      Mobile Knowledge Centre- NFC, Consumer Behaviour & Usability- Encryption, Mobile Business Rules
      - Mobile Low-Value Payments
      - Standards, Retail/Consumer Acceptance, Security, Sustainability
    3. Some examples of MVNO Models
      Telephony
      Cheap (SIM only, large bundles, no-frills, VoIP)
      Target segments (youth, minorities, cheap intl. destinations)
      Cheap roaming (multi-IMSI, international players)
      Leverage point-of-sales locations or distribution
      Existing telecommunications retailers
      Strong retailers in other branches
      Alternate distribution channels
      Leverage powerful brand
      Reinforce core business in other areas
      M2M/network utilisation
    4. Rabobank GSM MVNO & Value-Added Bank Product
      Great Mobile Telecommunications Product – top-quality services, bundles or bundle-free, unlimited internet, competitive tariffs, SMS packages, MKB offers
      Core Rabobank Values - trust, security, quality, easy-to-use services, cooperative value
      Online Self-Care Environment
      Commitment to innovation - core asset for differentiation is Mobile Financial Services
      Secure mobile banking
    5. Rabo Mobiel as “Incubator & Knowledge Centre”
      2006 – Open Mobile Internet (OMI) programme launched
      2006 – Rabo Mobile launched (world’s first bank MVNO)
      2007 – Rabo Schoolbank NFC Cashless Schools
      1981 – First ATM in NL
      2007 – Rabobank / Rabo Mobiel NFC Trials Kick-Off
      1994 – 1st web portal www.tref.nl
      2008 – Mobielbankieren up to €50k (RR)
      1986 – Pin Retail PoS
      1996 – Internetbankieren launched
      2009 – NFC Payments Roll-Out
      1989 – Telebanking
      1980
      1990
      2000
      2010
      2008 – SMS Betalen Launched
      1995 – “Rabofoon” IVR Banking
      2007 – MiniTix SMS
      1999 – 1st bank WAP site launched (mmm.rabobank.nl)
      2005 – Rabo tv
      2003 – Mobielbankieren on i-Mode
      2004 – Mobielbankieren launched on Vodafone Live!, Orangeworld, T-zones
      2004 – MiniTix Online Launched
      Rabo Mobiel B.V.
      2006
      2007
      2008
      Postpaid Launch
      Prepaid Launch
      30 Banks Online
      Orange -> KPN
      120 Banks Online
      MIB 6.0 (OMI)
      MIB 4.1 (RR)
      SMS Betalen Launch
      Launch of Segment Packages
      C1000 NFC Trial
      Diergarde Blijdorp NFC Ticketing
      MyOrder Terrace Betalen
      MKB/ZZP
      Youth
      Postpaid Retail Launch
      NFC Trials: Coca-Cola, FEBO
      180k + customers
      Senioren
      Retail Launch
      100k + customers
      AH To-Go Trial
    6. MiniTix Online (2004-06), MiniTix SMS (2007), SMS Betalen(2008), MiniTix NFC (2008-09)
      SMS Betalen: Launch of P2P payments directly to/from MSISDNs, Java midlets, iPhone application, online website, MiniTix Merchants (2008)
      Mobile Innovations Projects
      Customer bank account
    7. NFC Mobile Ticketing: DiergaardeBlijdoorp (2008-09)NFC Fietsenstalling: Eindhoven, Tilburg (2008-09)
      Mobile Innovations Projects
      NFC Cashless Schools: kassa’s and vending, ASH, HHS/Redbird (2007-09)NFC Cantina Trials & Roll-Out: Carian/MiniTix (2008-09)
      RabobankRotterdam
      NFC Vending Trials: Coca-Cola, FEBO (2007-08)
      NFC Mobile Debit Card and Shopping Tool: C1000 (2007-08)
    8. Mobile Terrace Payments: MyOrder @ various locations (2008-09)
      Mobile Health: StichtingDiabeter, Health Agency, Achmea (2008-09)
      Mobile Innovations Projects
      Albert Heijn To-Go NFC Shopping: Amsterdam Amstel (2008-09)
      MiniTix Mobile Merchants: SMS Betalen Java Midlet (2008-09)
      Mobile Parking: Park-Line (2007)Rekeningrijden: with Rabobank (2008-09)
    9. Mobielbankieren
      Mobielbankieren enables transfers to known parties and payments up to €50.000 with Random Reader
      SaldoDirekt provides 1-click account balances on all your accounts
      Rabofoon telephone banking (IVR)
      SMS Alerts for banking, transfers, payments, telco spending alerts
      Mijn Mobiel telecommunications spending alerts, history and invoices
      Rabo Financial Services Portal with financial services info., current stocks and financial news
      WAP
      WAP
      IVR
      SMS
      SMS
      WAP
      WAP
      WEB
    10. Will the current “issuer-centric” world become a “customer-centric” world?
      Example: NFC
      DebitCard
      Customer needs to go to the bank, request PIN pass, credit cards, changes…
      OfficeEntrance
      Credit Cards
      Travel to NS for an OV-chipkaart, apply for personalised OV-chipkaart…
      Different cards, chips for different services…
      PublicTransport
      Rabo
      Schoolbank
      Member-ship
      Loyalty
      SportPass
      Pick up loyalty cards at supermarkets and retail locations
      Do consumers want this?
    11. Disintermediation of the trusted applications provider
      Perhaps these are not the right questions? Is access relevant? Today’s smartphones both:
      facilitate user-generated content and the presentation/access layer
      centralise the role of (secure) applications provision and payments; local/national players will struggle to combine access and content.
      1.0 ?
      2.0 ?
      ... Ahem. What about the developing world?
    12. Case Study: NMB mobile
      NMB: National Microfinance Bank Ltd. (Tanzania)
      1,3 mln customers
      Consumer and small-business focused
      Dedicated to providing sustainable, viable access and direct financial services.
      Proud of our history of support for Tanzanians of all income levels, government and businesses.
      Close By
      Extensive network with 130+ branch locations and 200+ ATMs nation-wide.
      Branch network designed to cover minimally 80% of Tanzanian districts.
      Empowering Entrepreneurs
      Paying special attention to micro, small/medium-sized and rural business.
      Tanzanian agriculture is close to our heart (KILIMO KWANZA). We play a roll in all parts of the supply chain.
    13. Case Study: NMB mobile
      Easy-to-use NMB mobile banking and payments for all NMB customers
      Features the most desired consumer applications:
      Balance Inquiry
      Mini-Statement
      Money transfers to any NMB account
      TanescoLuku Prepaid Electricity Purchase
      Vodacom and ZAIN Prepaid Airtime Top-Up
      NMB Services like ATM card block, settings
      Works with NMB Personal Account, TPDF Account, Student Account, Wisdom Account
      Simply dial *155*66# to access
      No need to fill-in forms or visit an NMB branch to sign-up, simply dial *155*66*123#
      NMB mobile
      1. Balance Enquiry
      2. Mini-Statement
      3. Money Transfer
      4. Prepaid Services
      5. Other Services
      6. Help
    14. Thank You!
      Dan Armstrong
      Takashi Mobile
      dan.armstrong@takashimobile.com
      +31 652 085 071
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