After E-commerce comes M-commerce.
In this summary you will learn
- How the rise of wireless voice and data communications is changing the nature of business
- How to integrate wireless technology into your own business model
- How to identify potential investment targets within the wireless technology and content sectors
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Why you should read The Age of M-Commerce
Douglas Lamont, a member of IBM’s Mobile Computing Marketing Advisory Board, argues that wireless will completely supplant the fixed-wired Internet and will be the dominant way to surf, purchase and talk to your friends. Lamont even goes so far as to suggest investments: Nokia, Japan’s DoCoMo-AOL alliance and wireless infrastructure firms. He even explains why Europe and Japan lead the United States in wireless "m" (for mobile) commerce - because the U.S. has been slow to adopt a national wireless standard. getAbstract.com recommends this tech-literate book to anyone at all curious about the future of wireless technology and its implications.
About the Author
Doug Lamont is the visiting professor of marketing at DePaul University in Chicago (dlamont@wppost.depaul.edu) and managing director of DL and Associates, a Chicago-based consulting firm. He is a member of IBM’s Mobile Computing Marketing Advisory Board and the International Advisory Board of Wireless Business and Technology.
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