Catturare il mondo

Il mondo è discreto Il mondo intorno a noi che riusciamo a rappresentare è inevitabilmente non continuo, ma discreto, il nostro cervello ha la capacità spesso di uscire dagli schemi come accade negli estrosi ma per dedurre e collaborare deve avere dei building block piccoli, concreti su cui basarsi. Piccoli problemi approcciati singolarmente (divide et impera)…

will.i.am fights for musicians’ role in mobile

Emmy Award-winning musician will.i.am believes mobile technology will enable artists to connect with fans on a massive scale, potentially revolutionising entertainment consumption.  He emphasises the importance of protecting artists’ interests in this new landscape.  Speaking to Mobile Business Briefing ahead of his headline appearance at the mobile entertainment-focused ‘Mobile Backstage’ event at the GSMA Mobile World Congress tomorrow, he declared, “Mobile is where it’s all going.”  He’s confident the music industry is heading in this direction.

I – NFC e pagamenti, estratto da rapporto CeTIF

A differenza delle economie in crescita come i paesi BRIC (Brasile, Russia, India e Cina), il settore bancario e creditizio italiano tende ad adottare tecnologie consolidate e a rifiutare quelle innovative. Questo spesso si attribuisce alla limitata alfabetizzazione tecnologica dei correntisti e al modo in cui anche la clientela più facoltosa interagisce con le banche, principalmente attraverso le filiali fisiche.

Mobile Money Summit 2008 in Cairo 14-15 May 2008

worldwide organizations looking at rural zones of our planet such as Africa to cover the digital divide using technology, ITU, belonging to UN,  held the second phase of The World Summit on the Information Society in Tunis from 16 to 18 November 2005. The UN Millennium Development goal is driving a lot of resources to Madagascar and World Bank is helping National Banks to create or renew system to cooperate with banks present in the territory. Even if Africa doesn’t contain any of the emerging economies such as BRIC countries (Brasil, Russia, India, China) has a lot of law to put in place as well as regulatory amendment in the more interesting scenarios as Mobile Telecommunication and Banks cooperation.

Seventy Million more african now connected to GSM networks

Cairo: The GSMA, the global trade body for the mobile industry, announced today that the number of mobile connections in Africa has risen 70 million in the past 12 months to 282 million.  Mobile operators have ramped up investment in the region extending GSM coverage to reach an additional 550,000 square kilometres occupied by 46 million people. The broadening coverage and the falling cost of mobile communications is enabling tens of millions of Africans to become connected for the first time in their lives. Africa has only 35 million fixed-lines.