Getting your business mobile ready towards 2020

1. RIVER CROSSING: 22 May 2019

5. ➡ Spatial computing
➡ Virtual reality
➡ Augmented Reality
➡ 5 G
➡ IoT
➡ AI
➡ Unified Communications
MWC Barcelona

6. “digital content should be free
to roam the world around us”
Spatial computing

8. ➡ experiences
➡ collaboration
➡ digitising
➡ mapping
➡ training / education
➡ gaming
opportunities

9. Virtual reality

10. ➡ experiences
➡ emergency services
➡ tourism
➡ education
➡ gaming
opportunities

11. Augmented Reality

13. ➡ Maps and Tourism
➡ Teleconference Apps
➡ Painting Apps
➡ Medical Apps
➡ Data Visualisation
➡ Real-Time Shopping
Experience
➡ Collaboration
➡ Sports Apps
➡ Education With Fun
➡ Marketing
opportunities

14. 5 G
It promises mobile data speeds that far outstrip the fastest
home broadband network currently available to
consumers. With speeds of up to 100 gigabits per
second, 5G is set to be as much as 100 times faster
than 4G.
Low latency is a key differentiator between 4G and 5G.
By 2024, 5G subscriptions will
reach 1.5 billion, and coverage
will blanket over 40 percent of the
world's population.
Vodacom Group released a 5G trial in Lesotho in
August 2018.
Rain plans to roll out 5G. They've estimated a
release date of early 2019.
MTN Group Limited partnered with Ericsson in
November 2018, to deploy a fixed wireless access
5G site in Midrand.

15. Internet of Things (IoT)

16. IoT opportunities

17. Smart Places

18. AI or artificial intelligence is the simulation of
human intelligence processes by machines,
especially computer systems. These
processes include learning, reasoning and
self-correction. Some of the applications of AI
include expert systems, speech recognition
and machine vision.

21. Unified Communications
Unified communications (UC) is a business
and marketing concept describing the integration of
enterprise communication services.
UC is not necessarily a single product, but a set of products
that provides a consistent unified user interface and user
experience across multiple devices and media types.

22. What else?

23. 2,75m670k811k
Mobile for web & Mobile for
communications

24. Mobile in Namibia

25. Your web site

26. ready.mobi

27. mobiletest.me

28. 1. Mobile Apps Offer Better Personalisation
2. Ease of Sending Notifications
3. Making Use of Mobile Device Features
4. Ability to Work Offline
5. Freedom in Design
6. New Branding Experience
7. Users Spend More Time on Apps
8. New Stream of Conversions
9. Brand Presence
10. Apps Can Work Faster Than Websites
To app or not to app

29. 1. Why do you want an app?
2. Main purpose?
3. Secondary purposes?
4. Android, iOs, etc?
5. eCommerce or not?
6. How will it be promoted?
7. Who will manage it?
8. Can it be scaled over time?
9. Analytics?
10. Monetized?
Your app plan

32. Mobile for communications

33. rich communication service

34. rcs features
Google
Infrastruc
ture
location
sharing
read
receipts
share
media
while on
a call
mpics
100 mb
pics
group
chats
video
calls
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35. social media: overview

36. Twitter

37. Instagram

38. LinkedIn

39. Facebook

40. Facebook

41. social media mobile fails
Images / posts that were
designed as flyers / print
ads

42. social media mobile fails
cover pics that don’t fit
mobile

43. some general #socialmedia notes
Facebook
offers
Never stop
checking your
analytics
respond
quickly
create
events
stick to
a plan
advertise
content to
suit the
platform
content to
suit the
audience
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