Comments on: Mobile Strategy Calling http://blog.MobileStrategyPartners.com/2009/08/21/mobile-strategy-calling/ Strategic insight into mobile commerce Tue, 02 Mar 2010 21:05:10 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: ABRAR http://blog.MobileStrategyPartners.com/2009/08/21/mobile-strategy-calling/comment-page-1/#comment-13 ABRAR Sat, 26 Sep 2009 05:53:36 +0000 http://davideads.wordpress.com/?p=157#comment-13 I am a firm believer in the future of Mobile Banking but I also believe that by calling it "mobile banking" we automatically restrict our imaginations. What I expect to happen is that as more and mor epeople move on to using the mobile banking, mobile payments shall become the norm and hence the need to carry our plastics with us will be NO more and that is where the real fun will begin to happen. Imagine being able to withdraw cash from ATM without the use of a Plastic or being able to send and receive money and encash it as well at any time of the day or night or being able to pay for home deliveries or over the counter purchases at retail store without having to swipe a plastic and sign for it. I also believe that things like NFC, RFID tags etc are not going to be around for veyr long and the future belongs to mobile to mobile payments directly. I would love to have a discussion with anyone interested in working on introduction and expansion of mobile banking and mobile payments in Canada. I am a firm believer in the future of Mobile Banking but I also believe that by calling it “mobile banking” we automatically restrict our imaginations. What I expect to happen is that as more and mor epeople move on to using the mobile banking, mobile payments shall become the norm and hence the need to carry our plastics with us will be NO more and that is where the real fun will begin to happen.

Imagine being able to withdraw cash from ATM without the use of a Plastic or being able to send and receive money and encash it as well at any time of the day or night or being able to pay for home deliveries or over the counter purchases at retail store without having to swipe a plastic and sign for it.

I also believe that things like NFC, RFID tags etc are not going to be around for veyr long and the future belongs to mobile to mobile payments directly.

I would love to have a discussion with anyone interested in working on introduction and expansion of mobile banking and mobile payments in Canada.

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