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Mobile Content Services: A Radical Rethink
New Life for the Walled Garden |
| This report describes a radical new approach for mobile content services. OpenMobile would be a third-party developer programme using internet-style thinking that would represent a step forward as large as that taken by Japan’s NTT DoCoMo when i-mode was introduced in 1999. |
| Pages: 34 |
Published:
25th January 2008 |
Price: £194.13 |
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Open Innovation: The New Mantra
Are you sure it doesn’t apply to you? |
| This report explains how your business could improve its approach to innovation by involving outsiders. This new approach, called open innovation, involves bringing high-quality, creative thinking into the company from the outside. The company’s managers can then commercialise the best of it using the company’s assets, while rewarding the originators. |
| Pages: 20 |
Published:
11th January 2008 |
Price: £153.26 |
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Google Android
A Better Way for Mobile Services? Or Just Best for Google? |
| Android is a new operating system for mobile phones that is available to anyone for free and is a serious attempt at breathing life into the mobile content services market. Although Android faces serious adoption barriers, because it is just one component of a far larger wireless play by Google it has the potential to have a transformational effect on the wireless industry. |
| Pages: 26 |
Published:
30th November 2007 |
Price: £194.13 |
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Social Media and Content Syndication
A New Way to View Internet and Mobile Sites |
| This report explains a new way for how online and mobile sites could distribute their services to end users using a syndicated, social approach. The report clearly explains how content owners, service providers and advertisers would benefit from the new approach and contains detailed descriptions of how the underlying technology could work. |
| Pages: 24 |
Published:
16th November 2007 |
Price: £194.13 |
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