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Market Trends
Eyal Shmueli, Director of Product Marketing
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10 Leading mobile trends
Mobile marketing spend will surpass $1 Billion by end of 2011
Mobile will Increasingly prompt users to interact with their
environment
Mobile security is an issue
"Mobile" will mean more than mobile phones
Mobile/Social/Local combinations will explode but will generate little
revenue
"Dumb" smartphone user
The mobile fragmentation problem will continue
The "Apps Vs. Internet" debate will continue...to be irrelevant
The attention to 4G vastly outweigh the actual impact of 4G networks
Companies will Invest first in convenient services for consumers
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Is Skype really worth 8.5B$?
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Why Microsoft is nervous about Android?
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Mobile usages increasing year after year
1. Mobile Marketing Spend will Surpass $1 Billion
2. Mobile Will Increasingly Prompt Users to Interact with
Their Environment
3. Mobile security is an issue
4. “Mobile" Will Mean More than Mobile Phones
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Four Key Trends
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Mobile Marketing
Informa forecasts that Mobile Marketing will reach a market
size of $11.4 billion by 2011
97% of SMS are opened
83% OF SMS are opened within an hour
90% of email marketing are deleted unread
Fast deployment
Autonomous
Secured and private
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Mobile Unified Communication
According to a research by ”Wainhouse Research” Unified
Communication market will grow to 30b$ in 5 years
100% of the companies expect a grow in cellular expanse
More then 1/3 of the communication expanse of an office is
on mobile phones
50% of “work” calls are made from a mobile phone
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Connecting the mobile to the office
Voice, SMS & Emails
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PSTN, VOIP & Cellular connectivity
All in one box
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Mobile OTP
A report by Goode Intelligence forecasted that mobile phonebased authentication will grow to almost $760 million in
revenue by 2014
mobile phone-based authentication generated $381 million in
2010 (Gartner)
CPE Vs. Cloud services
Token or token less
Fast deployment
Autonomous
Secured and private
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Mobile Banking
THE ALWAYS-OPEN, EVERYWHERE BANK
ACCORDING TO THE GSMA, ESTIMATE MARKET SIZE OF 500B$
World wide there are 5b mobile phones
1.4m ATMs
500K bank branches
Easy deployment
ERP/CRM integration
Work across all wireless oprators
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What dose it mean to you & Hypermedia?
It means that:
mobile phones have become the most common
communications device around the world, companies are
naturally turning to the mobile phone as a way to reach out to
employees, customers and marketing services.
Hypermedia is connecting the office to the
mobile world
How?
By moving from products to solutions supporting the changing
world
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Market Trends
Eyal Shmueli, Director of Product Marketing
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