Last week I concluded my post by mentioning the potential of mobile devices when we’re out and about shopping in stores. Mobile retail can begin pre-purchase with advertising, product searches and product reviews/comparisons. When we get to the store, we might decide to quickly run a price comparison, stock check, use those mobile coupons that we’ve [...]
Archive for April, 2010
The NRF (National Retail Federation) has launched a new Mobile Initiative. This will “offer best practices and learning opportunities for retailers diving into m-commerce”. I’m going to cover this exciting development in my blogposts this week and next. This week I’m going to look at the mobile payments aspect: next I’ll look at the role [...]
Ah, April. The cruellest month, Eliot called it; well, it’s usually the month that Liverpool’s interest in the Premier League comes to a sad end, but the club spared me that perennial upset by opting out of the title race by Christmas. But there are other constants to remind us of the season: birds making [...]
France Telecom pinning its colours to the HD mast- where is everyone else?
by Anthony Cox on April 19th, 2010
It’s pretty hard to develop an entirely new business model in any industry (though several seem to have done in the beloved telecoms industry through VoIP) but surely there aren’t too many more out there? France Telecom, alone among European incumbents, is pretty convinced that high definition voice services is one such untapped business model, [...]
The UK Payments Council has published a report on the future of cash and it contains a lot of detail about how Brits make payments. The message is that cash is on the decline right across the board. For example, employees being paid cash in hand is on the decline. State benefits payments have nearly totally inverted. [...]
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