IIR - Mobile Content and Services (June 2007 @ Berlin)

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    1. IIR - Mobile Content and Services Identifying and overcoming the technical and business challenges for deploying mobile Internet Datum Name, Funktion Berlin, 26 June 2007 Dr. Martin Widmer – namics ag / Publigroupe
    2. Agenda
    3. Agenda
      • Drivers & Hurdles
      • Customer Needs & Internet Usage
      • Mobile Operator and the Internet
      • Revenue Drivers – with Example of Mobile Advertising
      • What about Security
    4. Drivers & Hurdles
    5. Challenge: Broad Device Base Tablet PC Connected devices PMA PDA PDA phones High-End smart phones Mass market smart phones Mass market phones WLAN (nomadic) Real Mobile
    6. Rogers: Adoption of Innovation (3G devices) … . Innovators 2.5% Early Adopters 13.5% 34% 34% 16% Laggards Late majority Early majority Adoption time of innovations
    7. Example: Mobile Internet (Banking) Optimized HTML Version (Quotes) Not optimized Opera Mini 3.0 HTML Version (www.ubs.com)
    8. Open Darwin (Nokia S60 3rd Edition Browser)
      • HTML 4.01, XHTML 1.0, CSS 1, 2, 3 (partially), DOM 1, 2, SVG-Tiny
      • Netscape style plug-ins such as FlashLite and audio
    9. Mobile Internet Design
      • Mobile Internet design
        • Integration other systems (CMS, DMS)
        • Common Look & Feel / URL
        • Different display and interaction possibilities
      Nokia Series 40 2nd Edition (Nokia 6230) Nokia Series 60 2nd Edition (Nokia 6680) Nokia Series 60 3nd Edition (Nokia N70, Opera Mini) Windows / Palm / Black Berry
      • XHTML:
      • Text
      • Picture
      • Vertical lists
      • XHTML:
      • Text
      • Picture
      • Vertical lists
      • HTML (Mobile version):
      • All Web technologies
      • Less content then desktop
      • Simpler navigation
      • Larger presentation of site elements
      • Escape to desktop
      • HTML (Mobile version):
      • All Web technologies
      • Less content then desktop
      • Navigation vertical (tab navigation)
      • Escape to desktop
    10. namics Mobile Portal Solution
      • Multi browser support (6778 User Agents)
      • CMS integration (into Authoring tools)
      • Personalisation (MSISDN, Cookies)
      http://http://lab.namics.com/mobileasp/
    11. namics Mobile Portal Solution
    12. URL Concept
      • Desktop URL: http://www.gkb.ch/internet/home.nsf/PageID/news
      • Mobile URL: http://mobile.gkb.ch/news
      • Why?
        • History / Bookmarks
        • Have to be logical
        • SEO: Should not use a lot of space
    13. Example Project: Wire Frames
    14. Example Project: Mock-ups > Final Designs 1. 2.
    15. Technical challenges
      • Testing, Testing, Testing …
      • Limited technical information (about problems)
      • Multiple Templates vs. one customer view
      • Wide technical standard base
        • Old standards: SMS, MMS
        • New standards: Parlay, SIP
        • Client side: J2ME, FlashLite, XHTML, HTML, CSS, AJAX
      • User adoption (promotion, Google)
      • No i-mode approach (technologies are not matching together) >> consequences: Gateways (expensive)
    16. Customer Needs & Internet Usage
    17. Opera Mini
      • 16 mio. downloads
      • Every website (well structured) over conversion proxy
      Front page RSS Print view
    18. Widsets – Mobile Web 2.0
      • 1 mio. users
      • Java client with web-based customisation
    19. Hype? Dot.Mobi Examples http://showcase.mtld.mobi/
    20. mtld.mobi / BMW.mobi (Alexa) Google Mobile BMW Websites
    21. Internet Players have entered the Arena
    22. Yahoo Go! – Mobile Web 2.0
      • Based on technologies like
        • Internet (Browsing)
          • XHTML
          • HTML
          • AJAX
        • Applications
          • Java (J2ME)
          • Symbian
          • FlashLite
        • Messaging
          • SIP
          • E-Mail
        • J2ME Downloads:
          • 400’000
      Example: Yahoo Mobile
    23. Digital Imaging - Mobile
    24. Blogging - Portals
    25. Mobile Operator and the Internet
    26. Evolution of Mobile Services Mobile Internet 1 Mobile Internet 2 Mobile Internet 3
      • Services:
      • Entertainment services
      • SMS Text News
      • SMS Chats
      • Services:
      • Entertainment services
      • SMS/MMS (News/Chat)
      • News (Text browsing)
      • Services:
      • Conventional Internet services (Banking)
      • Entertainment services
      • News / info / search
      • Cross media services
      1999 - 2002 2003 - 2005 2006 - 2008 10% 20% 30% Reach Time
    27. Evolution of Mobile Services
    28. Traditional Mobile Operator Model
      • Advertising / Banners
      • External partner
      • Selling ad space
      • Traffic / free services
      • Internal services
      • Driving usage
      • Own infrastructure
      • Traffic / support
      • Own services
      • e-Service, Up-Selling, Info
      • Own infrastructure
      • Affiliates / Partners
      • Partner & own platform
      • Driving revenue, attract target group, shop
      • Content- & platform partner
      • Advertising / Banners
      • External promotions
      • Every day specials
      • Internal promotions
    29. Internet Services = Mobile Services? Internet services Mobile Services Mobile browser E.g. Opera Mini Scale Usage base Customer ownership
    30. Mobile Operators and the Internet Content Producer (Licence) Content Platform (Hosting, Delivery) Customer (Handset, User Interface) Product Information E-Service Free Service Billing Authentication Location Internet Services Entertainment Advertising Access Messaging Bundling Network (Delivery, Billing) Distribution (Mobile Portal, phy. shops, eShop) Mobile Portal In-sourced Out- sourced In-sourced Out- sourced In-sourced Out- sourced Partner In-sourced Partner
    31. Revenue Drivers – with Example of Mobile Advertising
    32. What Drives the Disruption?
      • Not the question: What service will users use!
      • More: What are users using today!
      OR
      • Internet users: 1‘200 mio.
      • Google: up to 90 % market share
      • Skype: 200 mio. users
      • Mobile phones: 2‘900 mio.
      • UMTS users: 100 mio.
      • Vodafone live: 33 mio.
    33. What drives the Mobile Internet Business
      • Revenue: Mass – Advertising/Affiliates
      • Business Model: Scale, explore niches, innovation
      • Innovation: driven by competition and user demand
      Service innovation: The Internet players are controlling the arena Mobile Operators Internet Players
      • Revenue: ARPU
      • Business model: Retention gives more voice / SMS
      • Innovation: driven by alternatives (Internet industry)
    34. Where is the Revenue – 2 Possibilities Yahoo! Mobile Search Data ARPU
    35. „ Mobile Advertising“ mentioned in Blogs
      • Blog posts increase over the last 365 days
    36. Vodafone – Mobile Ad Strategy
    37. Mobile ads = Mobile Search
      • Desktop: Search = 50% of Online Advertising
      • Mobile? – we will see
      Google Search Nokia Search Local.ch Search
    38. New Mobile Search (e.g. Google)
      • www.google.ch/xhtml
      • Conversion
      • Mobile search
      • Keyword input
      • ´namics´
      • 2nd: Japanese examples
      Google XHTML Sitemap
    39. Mobile Ad (Banner pull Example) Inter. campaign SMS altert Test drive SMS altert Mobile content Landing page Entering Portal
    40. What about Security
    41. Device Security
    42. Security Main reason for security wholes: Human factor!
    43. Threats: Virus, Malware, Trojan
      • Number of mobile virus families: 35 (+13), up 37%
      • Number of variants and modifications: 186 (+80), up 45%
      • Platforms / operating systems: 4 (+2, J2ME and MSIL)
      Increase virus families Increase mobile virus variants Increase in number of mobile virus families in 2006 Increase in number of mobile virus variants in 2006 Source: Kaspersky Lab

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