Mobile Banking

Mobile Banking Market Research Report

Mobile Banking

Market Reports

Title	Published	Price
A New Look at Merchant Remote Deposit Capture Every bank offers it, many banks advertise it, but few merchants use Remote Deposit Capture (RDC). This report reviews the programs, the vendors, and customer appeal for RDC. Learn what’s working and what’s not and how to take RDC to the next level at your financial institution.	July 2010	$ 4650
Mobile Payment – Advanced Technologies (NFC), Strategies & Future of Remote & Proximity Payments The market for NFC (Near Field Communication) mobile payments in the U.S. is in the nascent stage with an adoption rate of only 1.7%; this represents a huge opportunity for early movers offering the same. Adopting NFC mobile payment will open new revenue channels for banks as well as mobile operators as more than 94% of the U.S. population owns a mobile phone, and 60% of these have a card slot in their mobile phone. With the help of NFC technology, banks will be able to tap micro transactions made by cash, representing around 20% of the total transactions in the U.S. This will also help banks to capture the growing GEN Y population as well as the huge underbanked and unbanked population.	August 2010	$ 4650
Back Office Outsourcing - Creating Business Impact for Banks Back office outsourcing is a strategy adopted across industries. The recession has brought about significant changes in the outsourcing space. These changes include outsourcing services such as customer relationship management, procurement outsourcing to improve customer focus and transparency in business processes, and outsourcing end-to-end processes instead of particular functions in the process.	August 2010	$ 4650
Mobile Commerce Mobile commerce or m-commerce builds on the automated progression made by electronic or e-commerce. Over 3 billion mobile phones are currently in use across the globe, and several developed nations already have a mobile penetration exceeding 90%. M-commerce can command a significantly greater penetration than e-commerce as it has the potential to make interaction available to a wider audience. It also presents a greater opportunity for personalized relationships between businesses and consumers.	October 2010	$ 4650