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This document discusses the growth of mobile payments, providing statistics showing mobile payments surpassing desktop payments in Europe, Asia, North America, and Latin America. Examples are given of mobile payment solutions for donations using Twitter and adjusting the payment method based on device. Best practices for mobile app payments include seamless registration with one click, retaining user information, connecting payment methods to apps, focusing on small amounts, and selecting the most relevant payment method. The future of payments is predicted to include European banking licenses, growth of European payments and Instantpay, and more flexible subscriptions/donations.
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Final draft (smart phones)
Smart phones are advanced phones that offer computing abilities and connectivity. They run full operating systems, combine phone and PDA functions, and allow desktop-like experiences. While media initially raised concerns about productivity, studies show multitasking from smart phones can increase workload handling and company productivity through social media. Smart phones are tools that when used properly need not impact student grades, but overuse for non-academic purposes could. Statistics show smart phones are used mostly by working professionals for both personal and business purposes, with many bills paid by employers, demonstrating their importance in both lifestyle and work.
Redefining the Digital Retail Space with NFC,Beacons and Apple pay
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Making mobile matter
A presentation by Georgia Zacharaki, Digital Account Director, Tempo OMD Hellas
This presentation was part of the 2nd Mobile Marketing event by Warply. Top executives from leading brands, media agencies and Greek media presented trends of the mobile industry and real examples of how they engage their customers and capitalize on the shift towards a mobile-first reality.
The event was powered by:
Warply
Microsoft Innovation center
Nespresso
Papadopoulou Biscuits
Mobile Payment Trends 2014
The mobile payments market is rapidly changing as new technologies emerge. A study analyzed over 200 million opinions to determine the most influential companies, executives, and events shaping conversations around digital mobile payments. PayPal and Apple have the highest influence scores while traditional payment providers like Visa are absent. International banks and wireless carriers also demonstrate more influence than US firms. An analysis of business news events found that while Apple's announcement of interest in mobile payments was the most influential, it generated only moderate reaction compared to other technology news.
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- 1. MOBILE (PAYMENTS) FIRST! A brand of:
- 2. Processes redesigned Mobile: New central point Payments Mobile 1+1=3 Mobile (payments) first ?
- 3. 1. FIGURES FIRST 2. CUSTOMER EXAMPLES 3. DO’S AND DON’T’S
- 4. 1.FIGURES FIRST Mobile / Online Europe 24%, Asia 17%, North Am 16,8%, Latam 6%
- 5. 1.FIGURES FIRST Mobile authorization rates beat desktop 88,1% vs 86,7%
- 6. 1.FIGURES FIRST Digital goods: smartphone 20%, tablet 8% Physical goods: smartphone 11%, tablet 18%
- 7. 1.FIGURES FIRST Mobile transactions: Smartphones 57%, tablets 43%
- 8. 1.FIGURES FIRST Operating systems: iOS 62%, Android 38%
- 9. Example I The challenge: Offer an innovate donation solution which is interesting for young people The solution: A combination of Instantpay and Twitter
- 10. ExampleII The challenge: Offer a seamlessdonationflow in anycase The solution: A smart solution thatoffers the best paymentmethodbasedon device
- 11. From SMS to in -App While SMS can be used everywhere, anywhere, more and more people use a smartphone for payments.
- 12. DO’sApp-payment 1.Seamless paymentwithmax 1 registration 2.Retain User’sinfo for future use 3. Connect paymentmethodtoapp 4. Small amounts 5. Most relevant paymentmethod
- 13. Smart paymentpages Phone billpaymentis notthe best option, online banking is Phone billpaymentslistedfirst formobile users
- 14. DONT’sApp-payment 1.Mobile last (non adaptivesites) 2.Copy/Paste of a desktop form 3.Random readers 4.Long registrationforms 5.…
- 15. Future of payments 1.European bank licence 2.European payments 3.Further growth of Instantpay 4.Flexible subscriptions/donations
- 16. ThankYou Benjamin Tysebaert benjamin.tysebaert@cmtelecom.be