Mobile 206: Exam Results

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    Question 1: What do you believe is the largest segment of mobile commerce today?

     

    a) Ringtone download from operator (50%)

    b) Game download from operator (10%)

    c) Application download from software platform manager (40%)

    d) Remote purchase from 3rd-party merchant (0%)

     

    Question 2: What is the most prevalent form of non-voice communication from mobiles in North America?

     

    a) Mobile web-based interaction (10%)

    b) Email (0%)

    c) USSD (0%)

    d) SMS text (90%)

     

    Question 3: Who has been the biggest impediment to mobile NFC growth to date, and why? 

     

    a) Operators, who refuse to subsidize NFC handsets without a share of transaction revenues (30%)

    b) Issuers, who refuse to share NFC transaction revenues with operators (20%)

    c) Merchants, who see no incremental business case benefit from NFC acceptance (50%)

    d) Processors, who see no business case for selling NFC acceptance and devices to merchants (0%)

     

    Question 4: Are private label credit products successful in the US marketplace, and why?

     

    –  Yes, because the serve merchant needs for a combination of cost control and closed-loop data mining (40%)

    –  No, because consumers do not see the utility in a unique-use credit product (60%)

     

    Question 5: Within the next 3 years, what is likely to be the most prevalent form of mobile payment in North America?

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    a) Text-to-buy applications that help advertisers turn print media ads into eCommerce-like transactions (0%)

    b) Mobile NFC proximity payments at the point of sale (20%)

    c) Mobile web browsing sessions generating eCommerce transactions (40%)

    d) Ringtones and downloads, especially applications, will still be the majority (40%)