Month: January 2016
Mobile VAS Services – Future Rely On AI And Data Science
The main difficulty that content providers face is ensuring that their content is tailored to the market and location, as well as the individual subscriber’s preferences, to prevent it from becoming an annoyance to the subscriber. As the demand for video entertainment increases, so does the need for a superior quality experience (QoE), particularly when viewers are paying a premium or when advertising is involved, as advertisers aim to create a favorable impression.
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FinTech – A True Fairytale
Almost all players who entered into payments in arena of FinTech domain are actually coming out of this game park with zero or no knowledge. This is giving too much innovation to put idea on table but takes longer to make it reality. Technical companies entering financial domain and making it interesting by doing technical integration, or “fintegration”, of fintech services, the latter interfacing directly to bank customers for
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NFC – Channel to Mobile Payments
“NFC-Channel to Mobile Payments” – The race/efforts by nonbank organizations are still on to find innovative ways to get excluded customers on board. Our focus […]
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Transforming lives with Mobile Money
Today’s consumer expects a seamless mobile payment experience; failing to meet those expectations can be devastating to a brand, idea, innovation and eventually the payments industry.
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FinTech Wave – Pursuing Growth In Payments
FinTech Wave – As we all know that FinTech entering in its 3rd wave or many have entered already. This post focus on FinTech not […]
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FinTech a wave to pass on or an Opening to….
Abstract -: I am here again with with my observations, experience and reading from internet. Please note all my posts are about FinTech, MFS, Banking, Telecom […]
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Year 2016 : What is needed, Banking or Banks?
“Banking is needed not the banks, Fintech is killing banks, not the banking”. Banks need to accept change, become Fintech partners and it’s time to come out of their 100-year sleeping mind/blindfolded approach to customer’s banking need otherwise banking will only survive but not banks any more. Since the mobile payment era has just started, it is still too early to answer this point and nominate the winner, we will need to wait and see how it will go but I think we will somehow end in a stalemate, which is not at all pleasing for one type of role.
