TMTI revolutionised customer services with its telephone helpline ‘human manuals’, and the firm is now looking to the future with app-based solutions for smartphones and tablets. Jasper Jackson finds out more
Turning unwanted phones into profits
Posted on March 2, 2012
Redeem, a pioneer of mobile recycling, is seeing turnover approach £20 million. The company’s new owners, Curt Hopkins and Pete Petrondas, talk to Michael House about its recent fortunes, its projects and their plans for expansion
2012 predictions: Mobile Apps Warehouse MD David Hinc
Posted on January 26, 2012
Android will dominate the market but the vulnerability of the OS will see a sharp rise in malware threats, according to Mobile Apps Warehouse MD David Hinc, leading to the popularity of mobile security software growing
2012 predictions: Romex managing director Jason Laight
Posted on January 26, 2012
Companies will look to convergence technology to have their solutions to hand on one platform, according to Romex managing director Jason Laight, with compliance key for mobile workforces
2012 predictions: CCS Insight chief of research Ben Wood
Posted on January 20, 2012
Apple iOS will begin to face many more limitations compared to its new rivals, according to CCS Insight chief of research Ben Wood, but that Android will also face major challenges
2012 predictions: Ovum research director Tim Jennings
Posted on January 20, 2012
Ovum research director Tim Jennings is hedging his bets on mobile apps driving innovation this year, while tablets will continue to get a foothold in the enterprise market
2012 predictions: ip.access senior vice president Dr Andy Tiller
Posted on January 19, 2012
It will be the year when more operators deploy more cells in more public places as an answer to the data explosion being experienced, says ip.access senior vice president Dr Andy Tiller
2012 predictions: Steadings Group CEO Keith Curran
Posted on January 18, 2012
Steadings Group CEO Keith Curran reckons content will be the buzz word of 2012, with m-commerce and the consumerisation of IT also coming to the fore
Chip and PIN goes wireless
Posted on December 5, 2011
Having returned to the mobile industry in February with Work Mobile, Yes Telecom founder Keith Curran has teamed up with mobile payment specialists eMerit on a product which, he tells Michael Garwood, will “revolutionise” chip and PIN
The battle for the mobile wallet
Posted on September 22, 2011
One of the next big mobile battlegrounds will probably be near field communications (NFC) – but as Jasper Jackson reports, operators are facing a fight from manufacturers to avoid being squeezed out
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