4th Lafferty Internet Financial Services Summit
"Mobile Financial Services - Banking on the Move"
5-6 July 2000,
Four Seasons Hotel, London
The future of e-business is on the move. Mobile internet revenues are forecast to grow exponentially. In Europe alone, with its
acknowledged two-year market lead on mobile commerce over the United States, m-commerce revenues are expected to surge from
$325 million in 1998 to nearly $24 billion by 2003. M-commerce and the wireless market have the capacity to outstrip PC-based internet
business as new access devices tap into the World Wide Web. Within five years, more than half the devices attached to the Internet will
be portable.
The 4th Lafferty Internet Financial Services Summit will be extensively devoted to m-commerce, and the huge implications for financial
services providers who need to accommodate quickly to these new forms of channels for personal and business customers.
It will address key strategic issues, such as:
Alliances and partnerships in the m-space Banks are rushing to join with telecommunications groups, in a strategic response to the
m-commerce revolution. Will these alliances lead to full mergers, in a new form of techno-based banking industry?
The new generation of access devices Just how effective will mobile devices, like personal digital assistants (PDAs) be for manipulating
complex financial transactions?
m-commerce security with the conventional Internet payments already beset by online fraud, there is a need for trusted, secure wireless
payments. To date, the WAP Forum and various mobile banking groups have failed to establish waterproof security.
Moreover, the summit will feature key practical case studies delivered by a panel of leading-edge organisations. In the unique Lafferty
format, each presentation will be followed by on-stage live interviews and a question and answer session, offering many opportunities for
delegates to debate and discuss key issues.
It will also feature the Lafferty e-Forecasts: where e-finance goes next, who the e-winners will be, and discuss its ever-continuing impact
on the financial services industry.
Don't miss this opportunity to keep up with developments in the fast-moving world of e-finance and to evaluate how your organisation is progressing.
(www.trintech.com)
Soll kurz und frei übersetzt soviel heißen, als daß in spätestens fünf Jahren mindestens die Hälfte aller Geräte, die mit dem Internet verbunden werden, transportabel sind. Also keine fixed PC's mehr ... wireless.
Beanstandet wird, daß die Sicherheit bei Internetaktionen immer noch zu wünschen übrig läßt und deshalb viele dieser Möglichkeit des "Einkaufens" noch sehr kritisch gegenüber stehen.
Die Unternehmen, die sich mit dieser Problematik befassen, werden davon profitieren.
Aus m e i n e m Depot fallen mir da Fantastic, Feedback und Trintech ein !!!! (gibt natürlich diverse weitere Aktien)
Gruß
"Mobile Financial Services - Banking on the Move"
5-6 July 2000,
Four Seasons Hotel, London
The future of e-business is on the move. Mobile internet revenues are forecast to grow exponentially. In Europe alone, with its
acknowledged two-year market lead on mobile commerce over the United States, m-commerce revenues are expected to surge from
$325 million in 1998 to nearly $24 billion by 2003. M-commerce and the wireless market have the capacity to outstrip PC-based internet
business as new access devices tap into the World Wide Web. Within five years, more than half the devices attached to the Internet will
be portable.
The 4th Lafferty Internet Financial Services Summit will be extensively devoted to m-commerce, and the huge implications for financial
services providers who need to accommodate quickly to these new forms of channels for personal and business customers.
It will address key strategic issues, such as:
Alliances and partnerships in the m-space Banks are rushing to join with telecommunications groups, in a strategic response to the
m-commerce revolution. Will these alliances lead to full mergers, in a new form of techno-based banking industry?
The new generation of access devices Just how effective will mobile devices, like personal digital assistants (PDAs) be for manipulating
complex financial transactions?
m-commerce security with the conventional Internet payments already beset by online fraud, there is a need for trusted, secure wireless
payments. To date, the WAP Forum and various mobile banking groups have failed to establish waterproof security.
Moreover, the summit will feature key practical case studies delivered by a panel of leading-edge organisations. In the unique Lafferty
format, each presentation will be followed by on-stage live interviews and a question and answer session, offering many opportunities for
delegates to debate and discuss key issues.
It will also feature the Lafferty e-Forecasts: where e-finance goes next, who the e-winners will be, and discuss its ever-continuing impact
on the financial services industry.
Don't miss this opportunity to keep up with developments in the fast-moving world of e-finance and to evaluate how your organisation is progressing.
(www.trintech.com)
Soll kurz und frei übersetzt soviel heißen, als daß in spätestens fünf Jahren mindestens die Hälfte aller Geräte, die mit dem Internet verbunden werden, transportabel sind. Also keine fixed PC's mehr ... wireless.
Beanstandet wird, daß die Sicherheit bei Internetaktionen immer noch zu wünschen übrig läßt und deshalb viele dieser Möglichkeit des "Einkaufens" noch sehr kritisch gegenüber stehen.
Die Unternehmen, die sich mit dieser Problematik befassen, werden davon profitieren.
Aus m e i n e m Depot fallen mir da Fantastic, Feedback und Trintech ein !!!! (gibt natürlich diverse weitere Aktien)
Gruß
