Showing posts with label Juniper Research. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Juniper Research. Show all posts

Thursday, October 27, 2011

Mobile Social Media


Mobile Social Media Networking, Dating & Virtual Goods 2011-2016

Please see the Latin American Market. Latin Americans are not fond of acquiring virtual goods.
and the mobile concept is evolving.

Tuesday, August 2, 2011

Mobile Operators' Business Models


Mobile Operators' Business Models
Executive Summary
1. The Problem Stated: A Saturated World
2. The Problem Stated: A Data-Centric World
3. The Problem Stated: The Evolving Mobile Ecosystem
4. The Problem Stated: Regulatory Factors
5. Adaptive Strategies: Optimising Existing Revenue Streams
6. Adaptive Strategies: New Revenue Streams
7. Adaptive Strategies: Taking the Network Strain

See also "the mobile concept evolving."

Thursday, February 10, 2011

the "mobile" concept evolving.

Slide 4 shows the "mobile" concept had been evolving.

5 years ago "mobile" was smartphones, Treos and Blackberrys.

Now "mobile" is tablets.

I was featured in the Latest Mobile Social Web 2.0 Forecasts, Challenges & Regulations 2010-2014 from Juniper Research saying "with the majority of subscribers using netbooks/iPads with mobile broadband modems, or WiFi, rather than smartphones. "

Monday, May 24, 2010

featured in Mobile Juniper Research




"Overview
As the first part of Juniper Research's focus on mobile web 2.0 this report establishes the industry benchmark for investigative analysis providing the most detailed appraisal yet published of the current and future opportunities for the mobile social web market. It provides an extensive assessment of industry stakeholders and their strategies and features a comprehensive forecasting suite for five years up until 2014."




3.2.4 Cultural Influences
ii. Mobile Dating page49
screenshot.



This report was written by Ian Chard.

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