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Your world has changed
- 1. Jon M Bishop Your world has changed
- 2. Lets go visit the future of mobile, today.
- 3. Africa! That’s right, I said Africa
- 4. There are around 6 million internet users in South Africa. Only 750k are on fixed line broadband SA’s mobile generation
- 5. South Africa also created the most engaged social network in the world. And its all on mobile. Messages per month Hours per month MXit
- 6. Oh, and MXit was launched in 2003!
- 7. Imagine going out on the town and using your mobile to pay for: Gig tickets Food A taxi
- 8. You can do this right now in Kenya! With M-Pesa Safaricom is now the biggest bank in East Africa!
- 9. Under invested wired networks Hugely expensive broadband Rural population Large informal sector Low bank account penetration High mobile penetration Mobile innovation is a necessity in Africa http://www.textually.org/textually/archives/2010/12/027532.htm
- 10. not only is Africa transforming mobile. Mobile is transforming Africa. Mobile is the most accessible technology platform “ In a typical sub-Saharan African country, a 10 percent increase in mobile penetration results to a corresponding 0.8 percent GDP growth” - Woon Peng, Nokia Head of Services in Middle East and Africa
- 12. Blackberry vs iPhone Who’s got younger users?
- 14. iOS is the top selling mobile platform
- 15. Nope, it’s Android by a long way http://www.engadget.com/2011/09/26/android-powered-56-percent-of-smartphones-sold-in-the-last-3-mon
- 16. But to be fair: The iPad is currently unrivalled amongst tablets
- 17. iOS and Android are the major players
- 18. Well, yes but keep an eye on: Amazon Samsung HTC Windows Phone
- 19. Mobile networks are profit generating machines
- 20. Apparently not on the current models http://www.tellabs.com/news/2011/index.cfm/nr/142.cfm USA Q1 14 Q2 14 Asia Q1 14 Q2 14 Q3 14 Q4 14 Q1 15 EU Q1 14 Q2 14 Q3 14 Q4 14 Q1 15 Q2 15 Predicted end of profit on current business models
- 21. Mobile ads don’t work
- 23. My Friend Shane A case study of how mobile has changed youth interaction
- 24. None of his friends have iPhones. Almost all have Blackberries. Some Androids as 2 nd phones. If you don’t have BBM, you’re out of the loop. The only person who ever calls him is his mother. He only ever makes a call if he is in trouble.
- 25. How online and mobiles have changed communities
- 26. Today communities gather together around common interest, not geography The speed and level of interaction is fuelled by mobile, on the go access
- 27. London riots were interest based, not geography Saturday
- 28. London riots were interest based, not geography Saturday Sunday 7pm
- 29. London riots were interest based, not geography Saturday Sunday Sunday 9pm Sunday 7pm Monday 2am
- 30. How mobile has changed photography
- 31. The social web has made the picture the beginning of the journey, not the end. Mobile again has accelerated this Take picture SD card computer Digital Share interact Take picture Share Interact Mobile Take snap Develop Shoe box Film 150mn images shared on Instagram in 1 year
- 32. You also now know a lot more about the photograph Who took it Where it was taken What camera What camera settings Who’s in it The time and date
- 33. Mobiles have changed how you interact with the world via multiple data points
- 34. Jogging in the 80s vs Jogging in 2011
- 35. Jogging 1980s
- 36. Jogging Steps Ave.Speed Route Effort Top speed Distance Time 1980s 2011
- 37. Mobile is now
- 43. How mobile is changing B2C marketing
- 44. This is Brian. Brian has a smartphone. 89% of Brians use their smartphones all day
- 45. Brians are multi-taskers In a hurry
- 46. In a hurry Brians are in a hurry
- 47. In a hurry Brians are ready to take action 77% Called or visited 44% Purchased in-store or online After searching local business info on their phone: https://docs.google.com/gview?url=http://www.gstatic.com/ads/research/en/2011_TheMobileMovement.pdf
- 49. Think about your mobile flow Search Barcode Email Banner Search result Mobile page Search ad Call Click Download Map / directions
- 50. 76% of business sites are not mobile optimised This makes Brian sad
- 51. How mobile is changing B2B marketing
- 52. This is Jo. He’s very executive
- 53. Jo has up to 4 mobile devices
- 54. 56% of Jo’s use mobiles as their primary communication tool
- 55. 80% of Jo’s prefer accessing work emails on their phone, on the go
- 57. 200mn people watch mobile Youtube videos daily 83% Jo’s watching more video 75% watching work videos
- 60. Jo wants to hear from you. On any one of his 4 devices
- 61. How the world of mobile is changing
- 62. NFC Phones can now communicate with other devices with a simple tap Data sharing Payments Device pairing Advertising
- 65. The arrival of the Amazon tab The first real competitor to the iPad ecosystem has finally arrived
- 66. Why this is bad news for the iPad Large user base Developers Large user base Developers Media Owners Large user base Developers Content source Content market Seamless transfer Adequate device Lots of consumption Media Owners Media Owners
- 67. Why this is bad news for the iPad Large user base Developers Large user base Developers Media Owners Large user base Developers Content source Content market Seamless transfer Adequate device Lots of consumption Media Owners Media Owners $499
- 68. Why this is bad news for the iPad Large user base Developers Large user base Developers Media Owners Large user base Developers Content source Content market Seamless transfer Adequate device Lots of consumption Media Owners Media Owners $199 $499
- 69. Thank you Jon M Bishop @jonin60seconds [email_address]
Editor's Notes
- I am going to take you to a place where you can see our mobile future right now. I am going take to Africa!
- Mobile overtaking wired is only predicted to happen in USA in 2015 South Africa is raising a mobile only generation
- 43 million users in 120 countries
- When were Facebook and Twitter launched?
- Not a smart phone, just a standard mobile
- Safe. No need to travel with cash Pay direct for: Train tickets, grocery shopping, taxis, event tickets etc. Transfer money to rural relatives Works without bank accounts 50% Kenyan adults use M-PESA
- 20% of Kenyans have a bank account 60% have a phone Now Drs are paying for patient transport with M-PESA so they can get to the hospital for treatment
- This is an amazing stat and one of the reasons I am a believer in the mobile revolution
- That ave of 24 means there are a lot of teenagers using Blackberries
- Why these? They’re all building their own ecosystems, including OS, devices and apps
- Costs per GB go down but usage/demand goes up dramatically and competition keeps pricing low. Simply relying on ‘dumb pipes’ model not good enough anymore
- Shane has no aspirations to get an iPhone. He could get by without calls and text. Just using BBM Cheaper to us BBM
- If people had to go home and check the messages on their computer before they mobilised, this would never have spread so far so quickly BBM, Twitter and Facebook played a part but there are many other private networks to be aware of. Wattsapp, Mxit, MSN live messenger
- If people had to go home and check the messages on their computer before they mobilised, this would never have spread so far so quickly BBM, Twitter and Facebook played a part but there are many other private networks to be aware of. Wattsapp, Mxit, MSN live messenger
- If people had to go home and check the messages on their computer before they mobilised, this would never have spread so far so quickly BBM, Twitter and Facebook played a part but there are many other private networks to be aware of. Wattsapp, Mxit, MSN live messenger
- For me
- Much like in the jogging analogy to follow
- One of the most interesting ways your world has changed is how your phone has turned you into a multiple data source tracker. What do I mean? Lets take the example of jogging.
- And if he got lost, he’d have to find a payphone to call my mom to come fetch him. I can run off into the forest and GPS my way back
- And if he got lost, he’d have to find a payphone to call my mom to come fetch him. I can run off into the forest and GPS my way back
- For me the best way of measuring the status of mobile is comparing it to the current standard: Desktop Lets have a look at some stats that may convince you that the mobile era is here
- There are 30mn internet UK users
- Barcodes help consumers take instant action on something they see. QR codes are helping merge the online and offline world
- For me the best way of measuring the effectiveness of mobile is comparing it to the current standard: Desktop Lets have a look at some stats that may convince you that the mobile era is here
- Clearly a consumer by looking at the slick Ray Bans and fancy red wine, and Ted Baker shirt
- Are you losing at least 10% in sales?
- I would never consider myself a futurologist. In fact, futurologists in tech are ridiculous because how can you predict such a fast moving industry? But here are some things that are already happening, but still trying to emerge mainstream
- Whats important is that now your phone can communicate with other devices with a simple tap. Easier than WiFi, Infrared, Bluetooth etc
- HTML 5 could be a great disruptor. Because it means bypassing app stores and directories. It also then means developers & publishers can bypass the hefty cuts the networks take from each sale, usually around 30%. Game developers are particularly interested in this as it creates a lot of freedom and potential extra profit. Also freedom to choose payment processor
- Can be used with other devices like parking meters, fridges, TVs etc
- The device will not be an iPad beater. In fact, it seems to have been disappointingly rushed out for Christmas The Amazon ecosystem is the real threat here Easy media delivery is what native Android lacks It’s good news for consumers
- You’re getting an equivalent experience and ecosystem for half the price from a massively strong brand Pretty soon I’ll need to add cloud services to this flow but it’s not yet mainstream in the UK The two biggest risks to these ecosystems are media ownership (eg Netflix and Starz) and transfer (dumb pipes)
- You’re getting an equivalent experience and ecosystem for half the price from a massively strong brand Pretty soon I’ll need to add cloud services to this flow but it’s not yet mainstream in the UK The two biggest risks to these ecosystems are media ownership (eg Netflix and Starz) and transfer (dumb pipes)
- You’re getting an equivalent experience and ecosystem for half the price from a massively strong brand Pretty soon I’ll need to add cloud services to this flow but it’s not yet mainstream in the UK The two biggest risks to these ecosystems are media ownership (eg Netflix and Starz) and transfer (dumb pipes)