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Mobile payments: markets, analysis and forecast, 2010-2015Übersetzung: Mobile-Payment-Maerkte, Analyse und Vorhersage, 2010-2015
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A recent news report highlighted that many users trust their mobile more than their bank when it comes to handle money. Mobile payment, also called M-payment or mpayment, is at forefront of this techn.....
A recent news report highlighted that many users trust their mobile more than their bank when it comes to handle money. Mobile payment, also called M-payment or mpayment, is at forefront of this technological innovation, development and establishing this element of trust and security. The improvement of security has seen the use of mobile funds transfer and transactions increase both in quantity of goods and services purchased, as well as value. The direct and obvious benefits of enabling large-ticket items such as airline tickets and life insurance premiums is clear, but also the subtle message it conveys to the consumers is even more significant. Initially, few customers will spend great amounts every day on their mobile but the increase in limits by banks and vendors underscores the confidence in the channel. The coming of age of mobile payments will drive any sceptics to adoption. The options to purchase goods and services, which previously were available on the internet, are now being made accessible on mobile phones. There is now a window of opportunity for businesses, consumers and you - you should take advantage of it. All the stakeholders: mobile phone operators, developers and manufactures of payment systems, regulatory and standardisation bodies and services providers are now working together to make the mobile payments a commercial success. They are aware that the market is gaining mass popularity and reaching 'critical' mass. The recent testing of mobile payment technologies at mass scale has increased prospects for mobile payment’s application in more areas and a faster growth in future. "Everyone now has a mobile phone, which makes it a logical alternative to using debit and credit cards," says the CEO of one of the markets leading players. According to him, the options that mobile phones now have for handling bank transactions must be expanded to include a mobile payment procedure and numerous further applications will be developed in this area in the next few years. Our brand new report, Mobile payments: markets, analysis and forecast, 2010-2015, provides you with a clear insight of the mobile payment’s technologies and methods, areas of applications and use, markets, supporting factors and concerns, insight on the industry's leading players, and an analysis of the future growth and forecast. It examines the opportunities offered to mobile payments stakeholders in view of the different trials and surveys involving all of them, including the consumers. By reading this 100+ page report you will understand all of the exciting opportunities that will be available to increase your revenues and brand awareness. Why you must buy this report? This unique report answers clearly, succinctly and in a business-critical manner key questions you must answer to succeed in this area, such as: • What is the most effective mobile payment system, which available technologies will succeed; how to make mobile payments profitable quickly; future applications of the mobile payments? • What are the main markets of mobile payments? • What are the commercially attractive and potentially higher-end applications of mobile payments? • Who are the main players in m-payments, what are they doing and what will they be doing by 2015? • How you can be involved in shaping this markets future? • Achieving higher revenue/ financial gains for stakeholders on a per transaction basis and by introducing new revenue streams • Where the mobile payments market is expected to be in the next five years? Who should buy this report? Directors, VP and Senior managers at business such as: • Mobile/ Cellular carriers and operators • Banks and credit card companies • Financial services providers • Handset manufacturers • Mobile handset security providers • M-ticketing providers • Brands looking to tap into the mobile audience This report shows you how the m-payments market will develop worldwide – both technologically and commercially – from 2010 onwards. Report Highlights Companies Listed: 3 7-Eleven A1 Bank Abbey Group Agilent Alliance & Leicester Alltel Amadeus American Express America Online AOL Arby's AT&T au AuthenTec Barclays BancorpSouth Bank of America Banksys Base BB&T Bharti Telesoft Boater's World Bouygues Telecom British Airways Broadcom Bull Hungary Burger King Cellfire CheckFree Chiltern Railways China Mobile Citi Citizen's Bank Coca-Cola Columbia Card Services Comerica Compaq Cricket CrossCheck CSAM CVS/Caremark Danal Deloitte & Touche Deutsche Bank Diners Club Dolby dotMobi eBay Ecrio Extended Systems Firethorn First Direct First National Bank (FNB) Fornax France Telecom Fraunhofer FOKUS Frontier Economics CheckFree Chiltern Railways China Mobile Citi Citizen's Bank Coca-Cola Columbia Card Services Comerica Compaq Cricket CrossCheck CSAM CVS/Caremark Danal Deloitte & Touche Deutsche Bank Diners Club Dolby dotMobi eBay Ecrio Extended Systems Firethorn First Direct First National Bank (FNB) Fornax France Telecom Fraunhofer FOKUS Frontier EconomicsM-Payments 2008 KTF Kyocera LaSalle Bank LG Electronics Libri LINK Link Evolution Lloyds TSB MasterCard Maxis Communications MBlox MBNA Mcdonald's MCI Meijer Mellon mFoundry Microsoft Mitsubishi-Tokyo-UFJ Mizuho Bank MoBeam Mobilkom Austria MobiPay Money Gram Monitise Morgan Stanley Motorola Movistar MP3NY Garanti Bank Gemalto Globe Telecom Grameen Bank Groupe d'Economie Mondiale GTECH Harex InfoTech HBOS Helio Hewlett-Packard Hitachi Hong Kong CSL HSBC IDTechEx In2M Infineon Ingenico Intrasoft IST JCB JPMorgan Chase KALL KDDI Kereskedelmi es Hitelbank (Commercial and Credit Bank Hungary) KeyBank MTC-Vodafone MTN National Bank of Kuwait National City NatWest NEC New Bank (Shinginko) Nokia Nova Bank Novalog NTT DoCoMo NXP Semiconductors O2 Obopay OneBip Oracle Orange Oyster Palm Panasonic Pantech PayCircle PayForIt PayPal Personal Solutions Piraeus Bank PNC Profitrade QUALCOMM Raiffeisen Bank Regal Entertainment Regions Financial Ritz Camera Rogers Wireless Safaricom SafePay Systems Safeway Samsung SFR Sheetz SimPay SingTel SK Telecom Smart Communications Smart SMS Societe Generale Softbank Sony Sprint Nextel SSB Starbucks Suica Sumitomo Mitsui Bank SunTrust Symbian Telecom Italia (TIM) Telefonica Moviles Espana-Payments 2008 ViVOtech Vodafone Vodafone-Panafon Wachovia Walgreen Wawa Wells Fargo Westel Mobil Western Union w-HA Wikipedia Wind WIT-Software Xringer YourRail Zagat ZiLOG Telenor TeliaSonera Tesco Texas Instruments TextPayMe T-Mobile Toshiba TEC Turkcell Unify Media Group US Bank Valista VH-1 Virgin Verifone Verizon Verrus Vimpelcom Visa Parking tag Txt-a-park Ring go Park mobile SMS 4 Parking Verrus M park Mobilkom Arriva Eagle Eye Vivotech Kelsey Group Constat Mobilcash Zong Boku Mocospace Paymo Hi5 Amazon Gopayforit Obopay Boku Gambit Meez Aeria Games Jambool Cyberstep IGG 6Waves Mochi media Comscore [Studien Infos ausblenden] |
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Table of Contents 1. Mobile Payments 1.1. Introduction 1.2. M-payments reaching the 'critical mass' Chart 1. Mobile payment adoption survey Chart 2. Mobile payment adoption survey 1.2.1. Overview of M payments 1.2.2 M-payments beyond Pilot Phase 1.3. Adoption in Asia Pacific 1.3.1. Japanese initiatives in M Payments 1.4. Merger of Finance and Technology 1.5. Specific Advantages of M Payments 1.5.1. Benefits to consumers 1.5.2. Benefits to retailers 1.5.3. Benefits to manufacturers and developers 1.5.4. Benefits to network operators 1.6. Security: The Major Downside Figure 1 the mobile payment landscape 1.7. Implementation of M Payments 1.7.1 Retailer and customer adoption 1.7.2. M-payment: Consumer-adoption 1.7.2.1 Nokia and O2 trial 1.7.3. M-payment adoption and the stakeholders Table 1: IRDA Major Stakeholders 1.7.4 Barrier to Adoption 1.8. M-payment technologies 1.8.1. NFC (near field communication) 1.8.2. RFID (radio-frequency identification) 1.8.2.1. RFID in m-payment 1.8.3. Bluetooth 1.8.3.1. Bluetooth in m-payment 1.8.4. IrDA, protocols and standards 1.8.4.1. IrFM 1.8.4.2. IrReady 1.8.4.3. IrSimple 1.8.5. FeliCa 1.8.5.1. Mobile FeliCa 1.8.6. Barcode scanning Figure 2: Mizuho,s Payment Platform 1.8.7. Pre-paid payments 2. M Banking and M Commerce 2.1. Mobile banking: An Overview 2.1.1 M-banking and scope of its services 2.1.2 M-banking vs. mobile bank 2.1.3 M-banking - downloaded and pre-loaded 2.1.4 M-banking services by Citibank 2.1.5 M-banking services in UK 2.1.5.1 M-banking services in UK grows by over a quarter every year 2.1.6 M-banking services growth in the US 2.1.6.1 M-banking and I Phone 2.1.7 Malaysian M Banking Prospects 2.1.7.1 Simer Services 2.1.8 Brazil aims 1 million m-banking users by 2012 2.1.9 M Banking Awareness Chart 3: US Mobile banking forecast 2.1.10 African M Banking Scenario Chart 4: Mobile Banking in Africa 2.1.10.1 More South africans are using Mobile banking now 2.1.11 Japanese 'New Bank' 2.1.12 Linking adoption, impact and use in the developing world 2.1.13 Pre-paid mobile - banking for all 2.2 M Trading Advancements 2.2.1 M-Commerce defined 2.2.2 Types of M-Commerce 2.2.3 Comparing M Commerce with E Commerce 2.2.4 M-Commerce: Content Purchase and Delivery 2.2.5 M-Commerce in content purchase 2.2.5.1Advertising, Promotions and information services 2.2.5.2 Advertising 2.2.5.3 Location based service 2.2.5.4 Information Services 2.2.6 Mobile Brokerage 2.2.6.1 M-trading: equities, commodities and Forex trade 2.2.6.2 Central Bank of India, Rev and Mastercard 2.2.6.2.1 Reliance announces Mobile trading 2.2.7 Mobile Auctions 2.2.8 M-commerce and security challenges 3. Mobile Wallet and Mobile Remittance 3.1 The Card-in-Phone Technology Figure 3: Mobile Wallet Network Map 3.1.1 M-Wallet and Visa 3.1.1.1 Visa’s Mobile Platform 3.1.1.2 Visa in mobile money transfer pilot in US 3.1.2.3 Nokia in collaboration with Visa 3.1.2.4 Visa and Android Platform 3.1.2.5 Visa's m-payment gains global momentum 3.2 Mastercard 3.2.1 MasterCard in m-payments: MasterCard mobile program 3.2.1.1 MasterCard and Moneysend 3.2.2 Mastercard Paypass 3.2.3 The spread of PayPass 3.2.4 Mobile Mastercard Paypass 3.2.5 MasterCard’s enhanced security 3.2.5.1 MasterCard and M/Chip advance 3.3 Mobile payment forum: Visa and MasterCard to co-promote mobile payments 3.3.1 J.P.Morgan Chase 3.3.2 JPMorgan's blink 3.3.4 Advantages of 'blink' for customers and Merchants 3.4 TCH and FSTC M Commerce initiative 3.5 SEMOPS 3.5.1 SEMOPS - a new concept in m-payments? 3.5.2 Will SEMOPS become a major player? 3.6 Japan - NTT DoCoMo's iD mobile wallet 3.7 Mobile Remittance: An Overview 3.7.1 Influence on macro and microeconomic Activity 3.7.2 Global trends in flow and growth of Remittances Chart 5 Growth of Global Remittance Flow3.7.3 Trends in remittances' flows into recipient Countries 3.7.4 Migration patterns and remittances Corridors 3.7.5 Outflow of Remittance from UK 3.7.5.1Remittances from UAE 3.7.6 Drivers of implementation and growth of mobile remittances as a single market 3.7.6.1 Financial infrastructure 3.7.6.2 Cost reductions and mobile remittances 3.7.6.3 Mobile remittances vs. IMTS, and monitoring/prevention of money laundering 3.7.6.4 Exploiting the rural networks 3.7.6.5 Mobile Infrastructure and mobile remittances growth 3.7.6.5.1 Global mobile penetration 3.7.7 Technological developments 3.7.7.1 The development of m-transaction 3.7.7.2 Device convergence 3.7.7.3 Convergence embraces mobile transaction 3.7.7.4 Low-cost handsets 3.7.7.5 Push and Pull SMS Banking 3.7.7.6 STK-enabled mobile transaction 3.7.7.7 IVR banking service delivery 3.7.7.8 USSD/USSD2 3.7.7.9 WAP service delivery 3.7.7.10 Service delivery via J2ME applications 3.7.8 Vendor implementation of Mobile remittance 3.7.8.1 Business models 3.7.8.1.1 Mobile operator as bearer channel provider 3.7.8.1.2 Mobile operator as bearer and banking application host 3.7.8.1.3 Linking MNO’s with Banks 3.7.8.1.4 MNO adoption of financial institution status 3.8 Business model options for financial Institutions 3.8.1 Service models 3.8.2 mWallet to mWallet 3.8.3 mWallet to Cash 3.8.4 Cash to mWallet 3.9 Financial and mobile industry convergence - control points and requirements in implementation 3.9.1 Regulatory requirements 3.9.2 Formalizing remittance flows 4.1 NFC: An Overview 4.1.1 Implementing NFC 4.1.2 Specific Advantages of NFC 4.1 Future of NFC applications 4.2.1 The case for NFC in M Payment 4.2.1.1 Mobile Ticketing and NFC 4.2.1.2 London trial laid the foundation 4.2.1.3 NFC application in M Ticketing 4.2.2 NFC use with other devices 4.2.3 NFC as a Marketing tool 4.2.4 NFC in connectivity 4.2.5 NFC in maximizing other platforms and devices 4.2 The technological aspects of NFC: what does it evolve around? 4.2 NFC and its stakeholders 4.4.1 Need for the forum 4.4.2 NFC stakeholders: Nokia and O2 take the lead 4.4.2.1 Successfull O2-Nokia Oyster Trial 4.4.2.2 Nokia-O2 trial: insight of future service 4.4.3 NFC stakeholders: US BART trial Chart 6: NFC US issued patents 4.5 Compatibility with other devices 4.5.1 NFC devices: Nokia 6131 4.5.2 NFC readers/writers 4.6 Significant developments in NFC 4.7 RFID: An overview Chart 7: Global sales of RFID 4.7.1 M-RFID 4.7.2 RFID applications and markets 4.7.2.1 RFID in mass transit 4.7.2.2 RFID application in logistics 4.7.2.3 RFID use in supply chain management 4.7.2.4 RFID in sports & leisure ticketing 5. Mobile Parking, Mobile Ticketing and Mobile Vouchering 5.1.1 The need for Mobile parking 5.1.2 Switching from conventional parking to M Parking 5.1.3 Regions that have adopted Mobile parking by now 5.1.4 Variations of mobile parking and how it works 5.1.5 Carbon metered parking and ANPR. 5.1.6 Issues and Concerns 5.1.7 Overview of a few M Parking companies. 5.1.7.1 RingGo 5.1.7.2 ParkMobile 5.1.7.3 SMS4Parking 5.1.7.4 Verrus 5.1.7.5 Mpark 5.2 Mobile Ticketing 5.2.1 M-Ticketing - off the rails 5.2.2 M-tickets at the O2 Wireless Festival 5.2.3 Nokia creates live nation - Priority M-Ticketing 5.2.4 M-ticketing takes flight 5.2.5 Arriva introduces Mobile Ticketing 5.2.6 Kingfisher launches Mobile Ticketing 5.3 Mobile Voucher 5.3.1 Eagle Eye Solutions 5.3.2 Vivotech and Eagle Eye Solution 6. Mobile Payments on Social networks and Gaming 6.1 Mobile Payments on Social Networks 6.1.1 Facebook and Zong partners towards Virtual Currency 6.1.2 Boku alliances with Mocospace 6.1.3 Paymo and Hi5 6.1.4 Amazon and its Mobile Payment Service 6.1.5 GoPayforit 6.2 Online Gaming and Mobile Payments 6.2.1 Obopay enters Mobile Gaming 6.2.2 Boku's Gaming arena 6.2.3 Mochi Media opts for Zong 6.2.4 Handmark integrates with Amazon's MPS 6.2.5 Outspark started sparkcash 7. Security and Standardization 7.1. M-payment: security and standardization 7.1.1. Consumer expectation 7.2. Mobile payment security 7.2.1. Security is vital to m-commerce adoption 7.3. Security issues: industry should find standardized solution to protect customers 7.4. M-payment security: GSMA 'pay-buy mobile' initiative 7.4.1. GSMA initiative: trial in Korea 7.5. Handset manufacturers UICC support 7.6. M-payment security and user identification 7.6.1. M-payment security: IST's SecurePhone 7.6.2. M-payment security: 7.7. Standardization as an achievable goal 8. Conclusions and Forecasts 8.1. M-payment - In the near future 8.2. M-payment: Practical implementation 8.3. M-payment: prevailing conditions 8.4. M-payment's future growth 8.5. M-payment: Collaborating with business 8.5.1 Niche market adoption 8.5.2. M-payment stakeholder adoption 8.6. Opportunities for m-payment stakeholders 8.6.1. Business-to-business applications and opportunities 8.7. Benefits and drawbacks 8.7.1. Benefits 8.7.1.1. Consumer benefits 8.7.1.2. Benefits to stakeholders 8.7.2 Drawbacks/shortcomings 8.7.2.1. Possible shortcomings consumers see at this stage 8.7.2.2. Possible shortcomings: service providers/retailers 8.7.2.3. Possible shortcomings: mobile network operators 8.8. Forecast 8.8.1. Where will this growth come from? Chart 8 M Payment Market Forecast Chart 9 Annual M Payment Growth Rate 8.8.2. M-payment growth: geographical expansion Chart 10 Share of transaction by Services 8.8.3. Lessons to be learnt by the industry [Inhaltsverzeichnis ausblenden] |
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