Among our projects are the following references:

Mobile Executive Tour: Having started with executive tours to Tokyo in early 2004 we have now added Seoul and Shanghai-Beijing (soon). Please visit the MET Website. To catch some of the highlights and key lessons, please read the full April 2004 Report on mobiliser.org.

mobiliser.org: Mobile Economy publishes the online magazine to provoke out-of-the-box thinking since October 2000.

Mobile Kaizen in Japan Seminar Tour 2003: Mobile Economy organised the successful seminar tour Mobile Kaizen in Japan through 7 cities in Germany. Overall, we have trained over 70 Mobile Kaizen Managers on how to improve their competitive position in the Mobile Economy Triangle (networks, devices and services) with the help of continuous improvement.

MIX: MIX is the ultimate SMS-based matchmaking service. MIX is based on a User Interface consisting 100% of SMS short commands and well suited for a Premium SMS service. However, MIX is still offline due to bad Premium SMS revenue sharing which makes the service to expensive for the users. We don't believe in ripping off our users! By the time GPRS and Java/Symbian will have a higher penetration in the market we might finally bring MIX online.

EU-Japan Centre for Industrial Cooperation: Mobile Economy's CEO Jan Michael Hess participated in HRTP 32 (Human Resources Training Programme). HRTP is highly recommendable and enabled Mobile Economy to expand its network and know-how in the Japanese wireless industry.

M-Squad GmbH: Mobile Business consulting assignments including a market report on innovative wireless technology providers from Japan and sales consulting for a location-based software developer in Germany.

debitel AG: Mobile Marketing consulting for Germany's leading mobile service provider.

Add2Phone GmbH: Sales consulting for Europe's leading Mobile Marketing technology provider from Helsinki, Finland.

Mobile Usability Report (published April 2001 in German): The first Mobile Usability Report in Germany. The project was developed together with eye square GmbH. The report is no longer sold. If you want to have a free copy, please send us an email.

 
Bluetooth-powered mobile social network aka aki records encounters in the real world
Since a couple of days I am a user of the Berlin-based Bluetooth-powered mobile social network aka aki. I think aka aki is a very cool and super sticky application with a great future. Thumbs up to the 8 co-founders from the UDK (Berlin University of the Arts) for coming up with a mobile innovation that takes advantage of the unique mobile technology Bluetooth to enable a new form of intelligent encounters and meetings in the real world.
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Reengineering Blyk’s Business Model
Many people in our beloved mobile economy are excited about the new startup company called Blyk because it is the first ad-funded MVNO (Mobile Virtual Network Operator) in the world. Blyk launched in the UK on 24 September, 2007, and is targeted at 16 to 24 year-old customers only. Co-founder and CEO of Blyk is Pekka Ala-Pietilä, former President of Nokia Corporation (1999-2005) and Nokia Mobile Phones (1992-1998). Pekka’s supposedly strong contacts with the top management of many MNOs (Mobile Network Operator) will help Blyk close more beneficial Host MNO deals in 2008 and 2009 as Blyk plans to go pan-European
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