PayMobile aims to provide a secure mobile application platform for accessing multiple services in a convenient, independent, and secure manner. The platform allows for simplicity in adding and removing applications. Users want to access new services across networks from their mobile devices. The platform provides for secure enrollment, provisioning and management of services and subscriptions. It also enables secure service termination and recovery in case a device is lost or stolen.
The Mobile Ecosystem - APIs & OpportunitiesJean-Luc David
Should larger companies integrate themselves in the mobile ecosystem? What are the new channels that are available? What risks & rewards are available for opening up your data? This presentation for Montreal Mobile Mondays seeks to answer them.
This document summarizes Paul Golding's presentation on mobile technology trends at the 2010 Eduserv Symposium. It discusses the evolution from Mobile 1.0 to Mobile 2.0, highlighting increasing processing power, usability and productivity of mobile devices. It also notes the proliferation of smartphones and growing mobile internet and app usage. Golding argues that mobile is becoming "everyware" and transforming how people organize their lives and interact in real-time through their devices. He envisions a future of augmented reality and an "Internet of Things" where most digital services are mobilized.
iCitizen 2010: 5 Digital Trends Impacting the Real-Time WebResource/Ammirati
The document discusses 5 digital trends impacting the real-time web: 1) Location matters as location will increasingly influence digital experiences and content; 2) Social commerce where commerce is influenced by social networks; 3) Interactive products as physical objects and locations take on digital interactions; 4) Reality will become augmented with digital information overlaying the physical world. These trends are driven by behaviors like producing and consuming short bursts of content and discovering content in unexpected ways.
The Mobile Ecosystem - APIs & OpportunitiesJean-Luc David
Should larger companies integrate themselves in the mobile ecosystem? What are the new channels that are available? What risks & rewards are available for opening up your data? This presentation for Montreal Mobile Mondays seeks to answer them.
This document summarizes Paul Golding's presentation on mobile technology trends at the 2010 Eduserv Symposium. It discusses the evolution from Mobile 1.0 to Mobile 2.0, highlighting increasing processing power, usability and productivity of mobile devices. It also notes the proliferation of smartphones and growing mobile internet and app usage. Golding argues that mobile is becoming "everyware" and transforming how people organize their lives and interact in real-time through their devices. He envisions a future of augmented reality and an "Internet of Things" where most digital services are mobilized.
iCitizen 2010: 5 Digital Trends Impacting the Real-Time WebResource/Ammirati
The document discusses 5 digital trends impacting the real-time web: 1) Location matters as location will increasingly influence digital experiences and content; 2) Social commerce where commerce is influenced by social networks; 3) Interactive products as physical objects and locations take on digital interactions; 4) Reality will become augmented with digital information overlaying the physical world. These trends are driven by behaviors like producing and consuming short bursts of content and discovering content in unexpected ways.
The document discusses the why and how of mobile applications. It notes that mobile is personal, social, has context awareness, and is always near. It outlines different mobile platforms like Symbian, Blackberry, Windows Mobile, and Android. Native mobile apps have more control over the user experience but are more difficult to develop than mobile web apps or hybrid apps. The document also discusses monetizing apps through app stores and using platforms like Layar to create augmented reality experiences.
The document discusses mobile phone usage statistics and the growth of mobile phones globally. It notes that as of 2009, there were 4.6 billion mobile phone subscriptions worldwide, more than the number of PCs, TVs, landlines, or other technologies. The document is a presentation by mobile industry expert Tomi Ahonen on the topic of mobile sports and discusses how mobile phones are becoming increasingly important.
The document discusses the challenges and opportunities of embracing mobile marketing globally. It notes that more people in Japan now surf the web from mobile phones than PCs. It also highlights opportunities for growth in mobile advertising spending and the increasing replacement rate of mobile devices compared to other technologies. Overall, the document promotes capitalizing on the rising popularity of mobile to drive marketing opportunities worldwide.
Telecom operators often frame their battle "against OTT players". This is flawed - telecom operators themselves can offer OTT services, for content or communications or cloud services. The presentation characterises the evolution of telco-OTT services, as well as some of the obstacles and required skillsets. It also examines tehe emergence of WebRTC as a key enabler
Lunsford Group Wireless Industry Snapshot 2010Bernard Moon
An internal document I created but nothing proprietary, so sharing it here. It provides a snapshot of the wireless industry and serves as a "cheat sheet", or quick reference guide, to the mobile space: industry rankings, trends, and detailed company overviews. Profiles select companies from Fortune 500 to startups attempting to disrupt the mobile landscape.
The document discusses various megatrends impacting the telecom industry from 2010-2015, including: the rise of mobile broadband subscriptions and mobile data usage surpassing fixed broadband; the growth of app stores and mobile applications; increased social media and user generated content; more open operating systems and developer ecosystems; streaming and cloud-based services replacing fixed services; and industry consolidation among the largest operators. Operators face challenges of pursuing profitable growth in maturing markets with already low margins. New business models are needed around recurring revenues, software-as-a-service, and partnerships.
The mobile phone is the only device carried by 30% of the world's population, according to Tomi Ahonen in The Financial Times on September 1, 2005. Ahonen is an author and consultant who has written and presented extensively on mobile topics. The document includes extracts from several of Ahonen's publications discussing various aspects of mobile phone usage globally such as the percentage of people who sleep with their phones and cultural practices around mobile phones in places like China.
How Changing Mobile Technology Is Changing The Way We Do Business Osaka University
2014 Feb How Changing Mobile Technology Is Changing The Way We Do Business
When the first mobile phones came out in sizes such as shoeboxes, people thought it was convenient, but not practical. Car phones came around the same time but weren't quite life changing yet. Then the phones got small enough for pockets and people in all walks of life started using mobile phones in various places. Undoubtedly, mobile phones have changed people lives.
In Feb, the C8 CEO Insights luncheon is pleased to welcome Dr. Minoru (Mick) Etoh. Mick is the Managing Director of R&D and strategy in Japan, as well as CEO of Docomo Capital based in Palo Alto, California. He will be sharing with us on how he sees the business and technology landscape is changing due to advances in telecommunications and mobility. How companies are prospering in this next generation, and how some firms are actually missing the boat. This is a wonderful opportunity to hear from one of Japan's leaders from a flagship firm.
Local Media = Mobile Media: Future Outlook & Key Trendspost08
The document discusses the future of mobile media and key trends. It describes MOCOM2020, a nonprofit think tank for mobile media that aims to imagine the next 10 years through crowdsourcing ideas. The document outlines mobile evolution from brick phones to ubiquitous connectivity. It highlights trends like digital wallets, machine-to-machine communication, social media, location-based services, and voice recognition. The think tank studies how these technologies are shaping local mobile media.
This is a bird's eye view on the mobile eco-system held at the Mobile Monday in Berlin on March 8th, 2010
The presentation gives an overview about the four pillars of the Mobile World: Devices, Network, Operation System and Content.
Furthermore it gives an outlook on the future of mobile devices.
The document discusses the why and how of mobile applications. It notes that mobile is personal, social, has context awareness, and is always near. It outlines different mobile platforms like Symbian, Blackberry, Windows Mobile, and Android. Native mobile apps have more control over the user experience but are more difficult to develop than mobile web apps or hybrid apps. The document also discusses monetizing apps through app stores and using platforms like Layar to create augmented reality experiences.
The document discusses mobile phone usage statistics and the growth of mobile phones globally. It notes that as of 2009, there were 4.6 billion mobile phone subscriptions worldwide, more than the number of PCs, TVs, landlines, or other technologies. The document is a presentation by mobile industry expert Tomi Ahonen on the topic of mobile sports and discusses how mobile phones are becoming increasingly important.
The document discusses the challenges and opportunities of embracing mobile marketing globally. It notes that more people in Japan now surf the web from mobile phones than PCs. It also highlights opportunities for growth in mobile advertising spending and the increasing replacement rate of mobile devices compared to other technologies. Overall, the document promotes capitalizing on the rising popularity of mobile to drive marketing opportunities worldwide.
Telecom operators often frame their battle "against OTT players". This is flawed - telecom operators themselves can offer OTT services, for content or communications or cloud services. The presentation characterises the evolution of telco-OTT services, as well as some of the obstacles and required skillsets. It also examines tehe emergence of WebRTC as a key enabler
Lunsford Group Wireless Industry Snapshot 2010Bernard Moon
An internal document I created but nothing proprietary, so sharing it here. It provides a snapshot of the wireless industry and serves as a "cheat sheet", or quick reference guide, to the mobile space: industry rankings, trends, and detailed company overviews. Profiles select companies from Fortune 500 to startups attempting to disrupt the mobile landscape.
The document discusses various megatrends impacting the telecom industry from 2010-2015, including: the rise of mobile broadband subscriptions and mobile data usage surpassing fixed broadband; the growth of app stores and mobile applications; increased social media and user generated content; more open operating systems and developer ecosystems; streaming and cloud-based services replacing fixed services; and industry consolidation among the largest operators. Operators face challenges of pursuing profitable growth in maturing markets with already low margins. New business models are needed around recurring revenues, software-as-a-service, and partnerships.
The mobile phone is the only device carried by 30% of the world's population, according to Tomi Ahonen in The Financial Times on September 1, 2005. Ahonen is an author and consultant who has written and presented extensively on mobile topics. The document includes extracts from several of Ahonen's publications discussing various aspects of mobile phone usage globally such as the percentage of people who sleep with their phones and cultural practices around mobile phones in places like China.
How Changing Mobile Technology Is Changing The Way We Do Business Osaka University
2014 Feb How Changing Mobile Technology Is Changing The Way We Do Business
When the first mobile phones came out in sizes such as shoeboxes, people thought it was convenient, but not practical. Car phones came around the same time but weren't quite life changing yet. Then the phones got small enough for pockets and people in all walks of life started using mobile phones in various places. Undoubtedly, mobile phones have changed people lives.
In Feb, the C8 CEO Insights luncheon is pleased to welcome Dr. Minoru (Mick) Etoh. Mick is the Managing Director of R&D and strategy in Japan, as well as CEO of Docomo Capital based in Palo Alto, California. He will be sharing with us on how he sees the business and technology landscape is changing due to advances in telecommunications and mobility. How companies are prospering in this next generation, and how some firms are actually missing the boat. This is a wonderful opportunity to hear from one of Japan's leaders from a flagship firm.
Local Media = Mobile Media: Future Outlook & Key Trendspost08
The document discusses the future of mobile media and key trends. It describes MOCOM2020, a nonprofit think tank for mobile media that aims to imagine the next 10 years through crowdsourcing ideas. The document outlines mobile evolution from brick phones to ubiquitous connectivity. It highlights trends like digital wallets, machine-to-machine communication, social media, location-based services, and voice recognition. The think tank studies how these technologies are shaping local mobile media.
This is a bird's eye view on the mobile eco-system held at the Mobile Monday in Berlin on March 8th, 2010
The presentation gives an overview about the four pillars of the Mobile World: Devices, Network, Operation System and Content.
Furthermore it gives an outlook on the future of mobile devices.
1. PayMobile: Users expectations for Mobile Contactless services
Convenient, Independent and Secure
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TORO DEVELOPMENT
•" ROI comes from several
applications (only 1 not enough)
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March 2010
Friday, September 10, 2010
3. Web is turning into an app platform
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Other applications
Other applications 3%
24%
Laurent Renard, CEO
Toro Development Ltd.
Mob: +886910691029
March 2010
DNS
Video
11%
51%
Telnet
5%
Web2.0/Apps
23%
Email
4%
Web
23%
FTP
57%
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Friday, September 10, 2010
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Toro Development Ltd.
Mob: +886910691029
March 2010
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Friday, September 10, 2010
5. Opportunity World!
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Mobiles
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Toro Development Ltd.
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ubiquitous
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2 Billion
TVs
technology 1.6 Billion
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Cards
1 Billion
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800 Million
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154 Million
iPods
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Friday, September 10, 2010
6. ITU data-2010
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Laurent Renard, CEO
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March 2010
Friday, September 10, 2010
7. The move at a glance
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Laurent Renard, CEO
Toro Development Ltd.
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March 2010
Friday, September 10, 2010
9. Private placement in
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Laurent Renard, CEO
Toro Development Ltd.
SMS-based application is a non-
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secure application. Transaction
data is not encrypted and this is
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Friday, September 10, 2010
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TORO DEVELOPMENT LIM
Laurent Renard, CEO
Toro Development Ltd.
Mob: +886910691029
March 2010
Existing software-based encryption is
very prone to hacking. Various security
breached is happening every day (i.e.
2009 case, today’s internet banking, etc).
Friday, September 10, 2010
11. Private placement in
TORO DEVELOPMENT LIM
Laurent Renard, CEO
Toro Development Ltd.
Mob: +886910691029
March 2010
Indonesia’s mobile users are 97%
prepaid and churning at average
rate of 18%/mo (change number
twice or three times a year)
Friday, September 10, 2010
12. Private placement in
TORO DEVELOPMENT LIM
Laurent Renard, CEO
Toro Development Ltd.
Mob: +886910691029
Compatibility and adaptability of
March 2010
new systems with existing and
future use-cases (m-banking, online
banking, contactless and NFC)
Friday, September 10, 2010
13. Mobile Banking in Indonesia
Private placement in
TORO DEVELOPMENT LIM
•SMS-based; non-secure Laurent Renard, CEO
Toro Development Ltd.
Mob: +886910691029
March 2010
•SIM-card as identification
•Text-based interface
•<10% penetration (m-accounts)
•5% active users, 95% idle
•0.3 tx/mo/user OR
•Up to 15 tx/mo/active users
Friday, September 10, 2010
14. Mobile Banking in Indonesia
Private placement in
TORO DEVELOPMENT LIM
Laurent Renard, CEO
Toro Development Ltd.
Mob: +886910691029
March 2010
Friday, September 10, 2010
15. Who does the customer trust?
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TORO DEVELOPMENT LIM
People Trust the Bank Laurent Renard, CEO
Toro Development Ltd.
Mob: +886910691029
March 2010
Which types of firm would you trust to provide mobile payment?
My main bank 85%
63%
My mobile phone company 41%
Any bank/financial company 32%
Any mobile phone company 18%
A new payment firm (e.g. PayPal) 13%
A portal (e.g. AOL, Yahoo!, MSN) 9%
None of these 5%
Percent of consumers likely to use mobile payment
Friday, September 10, 2010
16. Worldwide Smartphone Trend
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Laurent Renard, CEO
Toro Development Ltd.
Mob: +886910691029
March 2010
Friday, September 10, 2010
17. Private placement in
TORO DEVELOPMENT LIM
Laurent Renard, CEO
Toro Development Ltd.
Mob: +886910691029
March 2010
PayMobile: Secure Mobile
Application Platform for Banks
Friday, September 10, 2010
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Toro Development Ltd.
Mob: +886910691029
March 2010
•Operator independent
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•Minimal usage barrier
•Multiple applications
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•Strong brand-equity
Friday, September 10, 2010
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Toro Development Ltd.
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March 2010
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Laurent Renard, CEO
Toro Development Ltd.
Mob: +886910691029
March 2010
Friday, September 10, 2010
27. ...and supports multiple SEs environment too!
Private placement in
TORO DEVELOPMENT LIM
Laurent Renard, CEO
Toro Development Ltd.
Mob: +886910691029
March 2010
PayMobile
Non-secure microSD or SIM
CL sticker CL microSD for NFC phones/
services for secure
mobile banking (all+reader mode)
mobile banking
Friday, September 10, 2010
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NFC
dedicated Entry
point
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point
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Mob: +886910691029
March 2010
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User Mgt System
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website
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Friday, September 10, 2010
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TORO DEVELOPMENT LIM
•Works with most of mobile handset Laurent Renard, CEO
Toro Development Ltd.
Mob: +886910691029
March 2010
•Operator independent
•Graphical User Interface
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30. Benefits for Banks/Service Providers
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TORO DEVELOPMENT LIM
•Works with all operators Laurent Renard, CEO
Toro Development Ltd.
Mob: +886910691029
March 2010
•Handset independent
•Enrich customer experience
and improved CRM
•Forward compatible with NFC
•Strong, tangible brand-value
creation thru intensive visibility
and eyeballs on bank’s logo on
the handset.
Friday, September 10, 2010
31. Benefits for Banks/Service Providers
Private placement in
TORO DEVELOPMENT LIM
• Potentially to reduce existing capex for Laurent Renard, CEO
remote transactions (tokens, etc) Toro Development Ltd.
Mob: +886910691029
March 2010
• Reduced fraud rate due to multiple
factor of authentication (microSD/PIN/
others)
• Significantly higher transactions due to
extreme convenience/minimal barriers,
resulted in higher average balance
• Mobile Advertising; more effective,
almost real-time customer-to-merchant
engagement thru the same platform
Friday, September 10, 2010
32. PayMobile v. SMS/Java-based banking
Private placement in
TORO DEVELOPMENT LIM
Laurent Renard, CEO
PayMobile SMS/Java-based
Toro Development Ltd.
Mob: +886910691029
March 2010
Operator independent yes no
Handset independent yes yes
Minimal effort to activate yes no
Advanced security/PKI yes no
Multiple revenue models yes no
Multi-applications yes no
Graphical Advertising yes no
Powerful 24/7 branding yes no
Friday, September 10, 2010
33. Related parameters (mbanking/NFC)
...and supports multiple SEs environment too!
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TORO DEVELOPMENT LIM
TORO DEVELOPMENT LIMI
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Toro Development Ltd.
Mob: +886910691029
March 2010
Laurent Renard, CEO
your products? (software/hardware PayMobile Toro Development Ltd.
Mob: +886910691029
March 2010
security)
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base? (capex/opex issues) Non-secure microSD or SIM
for secure
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services
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mobile banking
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Friday, September 10, 2010
34. Private placement in
TORO DEVELOPMENT LIM
Laurent Renard, CEO
Toro Development Ltd.
Mob: +886910691029
More info
March 2010
Okki Soebagio
okki@nawala.com
+62817779759
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