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facing
the future
mCommerce
- opportunities, issues & solutions
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TRANSFORMING THE COMMERCE CHAIN PROFITABLY
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Sponsored
by Mercator
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Mobile
internet - location specific information for who and where
you are - welcomes the 80% of terminal users that don't
have a PC to the internet.
Mobile internet is likely to be the most important distribution
channel for building customer relationships but where will
users get their services - from their mobile operator, from
mobile retailers, from handset manufacturers or from their
suppliers?
Who will own and manage the customer relationship? Does
'who owns the customer' become superseded by 'who does the
customer want to do business with'?
Intersection of the internet, Personal Digital Assistant
devices (PDAs), new breeds of intelligent telephones, unified
messaging and personal productivity applications leads to
the inevitable interaction of these personal applications
with your enterprise applications. Understanding the key
issues and how to integrate these new technologies with
your existing infrastructure will be key to profiting from
this huge opportunity for your business.
the opportunity
Mobile
device users have already passed the 1 billion population
mark and the role of client computing may have changed from
processing to access. Does a rich user experience require
a powerful device? In Europe, 50% of corporates opt for
the mobile phone if they have to choose a single device
(laptops 35% and PDAs 18%). Organisations with the capability
to rapidly integrate new technologies into their existing
infrastructure will become the corporate icons of the future.
Is your company ready for this challenge?
the
reality
Large
corporates are now totally dependent on intranets and workers
- yours, your customers' and your suppliers' are increasingly
mobile. Yet here in the UK more than 80% of organisations
have yet to even commit to the full eBusiness experience
and mCommerce is already here. Devices are getting better,
the network will improve, software vendors are mobile enabling
their products, standards are gaining acceptance, integrators
are building services and business is going mobile. How
do you ensure you can take advantage of this - now?
the
future
The
satisfaction of your customers, staff and suppliers is at
stake! The threat of a new revolutionary service introduced
by a technological breakthrough makes it enormously challenging
to capitalise on your existing investment and introduce
new services seamlessly. In the next 6-8 months there will
be 100's of mobile data services launched and everyone's
trying to figure what their position in the market should
be and how they can generate revenues. Understanding what
is ahead and how to deal with it will help you make the
right decisions today to ensure the security of your future.
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| SPEAKERS
& AGENDA
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| 9.30am |
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Registration
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| 10.00am |
Welcome
and introduction by PMP |
| 10.10am |
Surinda
Siama, Analyst, PMP Research - mobile wireless data |
| 10.40am |
Cap
Gemini, Ernst & Young, mCommerce opportunity
through integration |
| 11.10am
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Mike
Metcalfe, QIVA Ltd, mCommerce in practice |
| 11.40am |
Chris
England, Mercator Software - mCommerce integration
- the how |
| 12.10pm |
Questions
& answers |
| 12.30pm
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Refreshments |
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| Additional
agenda for London only (pm) |
| 17.30 |
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Registration
& refreshments |
| 18.00 |
Welcome
and introduction by PMP |
| 18.10 |
Surinda
Siama, Analyst, PMP Research - mobile wireless data |
| 18.40 |
Cap
Gemini, Ernst & Young, mCommerce opportunity
through integration |
| 19.10 |
Mike
Metcalfe, QIVA Ltd, mCommerce in practice |
| 19.40 |
Chris
England, Mercator Software - mCommerce integration
- the how |
| 20.30 |
Refreshments |
Session
1:
Mobile
wireless data
Surinder Siama,
Analyst,
PMP Research
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Surinder
will reveal the latest findings from
a research study on current and planned
usage of mobile data services among
corporate users in Europe, including
1,000 interviews with corporate end-users,
consultants and systems integrators.
Issues covered include:
- penetration and adoption of wireless
mobile data applications
- demand for key applications types
- mobile devices
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Session 2:
mCommerce
opportunity through integration
Sam Forster
Cap Gemini Ernst & Young
Wireless and IP Services
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Cap
Gemini Ernst & Young will explain
where mCommerce is going, the opportunities
it offers and, at a business level, the
practicalities of integrating this with
your existing infrastructure.
Cap Gemini Ernst & Young will deal
with the issues people will face in this
area and the type of tools available to
help and what to look for. |
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3:
mCommerce
in practice
Mike Medcalfe,
QIVA Limited
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Mike
Medcalfe is the Managing Director of QIVA
Limited. QIVA have developed and delivered
an application using mobile technology
to the logistics industry. He will share
his case study experience discussing his
project, the issues faced and lessons
learned.
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| Session
4:
mCommerce
integration
- the how
Chris England,
Mercator Software
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Chris
has over a decade of technical experience
within the IT industry, working for
end user organisations in both operations
and development and as an independent
IT consultant.
Drawing on his more recent 7 years experience
in the "middleware" market
and wide exposure to many technologies,
Chris will explain the software suppliers
view of this subject and demonstrate
exactly how a mobile application can
be integrated to a company's existing
enterprise application.
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The
sessions will be followed by light refreshments
when the opportunity will be provided
to network and discuss key issues with
your peers.
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