http://www.marcopuccia.com/2009/10/considering-the-future-of-mobile-banking/ Fri, 01 Apr 2011 03:36:32 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 http://www.marcopuccia.com/2009/10/considering-the-future-of-mobile-banking/comment-page-1/#comment-147 Ben Lyon Tue, 20 Oct 2009 19:45:08 +0000 http://www.marcopuccia.com/?p=783#comment-147 Great point, Marco. Non-interoperability is one of the market failures we're trying to mitigate. Someone (maybe FrontlineSMS:Credit...) needs to develop middleware that can seamlessly allow any mobile payment system to communicate with the appropriate inputs of any management information system. Additional features could include the ability to run multiple SIM cards/services from the middleware, which might allow users to switch transfers across networks or at least accept multiple payments with equal ease. Just some thoughts ;-) Great point, Marco. Non-interoperability is one of the market failures we're trying to mitigate. Someone (maybe FrontlineSMS:Credit…) needs to develop middleware that can seamlessly allow any mobile payment system to communicate with the appropriate inputs of any management information system. Additional features could include the ability to run multiple SIM cards/services from the middleware, which might allow users to switch transfers across networks or at least accept multiple payments with equal ease. Just some thoughts

]]> http://www.marcopuccia.com/2009/10/considering-the-future-of-mobile-banking/comment-page-1/#comment-96 Ben Lyon Tue, 20 Oct 2009 13:45:08 +0000 http://www.marcopuccia.com/?p=783#comment-96 Great point, Marco. Non-interoperability is one of the market failures we're trying to mitigate. Someone (maybe FrontlineSMS:Credit...) needs to develop middleware that can seamlessly allow any mobile payment system to communicate with the appropriate inputs of any management information system. Additional features could include the ability to run multiple SIM cards/services from the middleware, which might allow users to switch transfers across networks or at least accept multiple payments with equal ease. Just some thoughts ;-) Great point, Marco. Non-interoperability is one of the market failures we're trying to mitigate. Someone (maybe FrontlineSMS:Credit…) needs to develop middleware that can seamlessly allow any mobile payment system to communicate with the appropriate inputs of any management information system. Additional features could include the ability to run multiple SIM cards/services from the middleware, which might allow users to switch transfers across networks or at least accept multiple payments with equal ease. Just some thoughts

]]> http://www.marcopuccia.com/2009/10/considering-the-future-of-mobile-banking/comment-page-1/#comment-94 Hannes van Rensburg Sun, 18 Oct 2009 07:15:12 +0000 http://www.marcopuccia.com/?p=783#comment-94 Do some research on the disaster of Simpay about three years ago. Simpay was an attempt supported by most of the big European-based mobile operators to create a mobile payment standard. Not only did it fail, millions of dollars were wasted and the European mobile payment industry was delayed with years. Lets rather solve problems and let the standards look after themselves. Do some research on the disaster of Simpay about three years ago. Simpay was an attempt supported by most of the big European-based mobile operators to create a mobile payment standard. Not only did it fail, millions of dollars were wasted and the European mobile payment industry was delayed with years. Lets rather solve problems and let the standards look after themselves.

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