NEAR FIELD COMMUNICATION
The NFC Report is an in-depth research study that provides information on every aspect of this fast emerging new technology — the business, the technology, the applications, the players, and the future of the market.
The NFC Report examines in detail the issues affecting the development of the NFC market and provides a comprehensive education in how the technology works, the business models being adopted by key players in the industry, the current status of the market, and the issues that will affect future growth. the project is divided into three main parts:
1)NFC Technologies and systems:
At first glance, near field communication (NFC) sounds straightforward — simply add a credit card to a mobile device and let consumers begin paying for things with their phones.
When it comes to putting together a business case for NFC, however, things are far less simple. It quickly becomes clear that the business potential of NFC is tightly bound up with the technical options available — and that an in-depth understanding of how NFC works, at the device level and as a system, is required to understand exactly what those options are.
NFC Technologies and Systems is a new research report that explains every aspect of NFC technology.
2) NFC Business models:
The tasks involved in creating a commercially successful NFC infrastructure and the strategic options available to mobile network operators, handset manufacturers, financial institutions, industry suppliers and others seeking to understand how to take advantage of NFC
Developing a business model for an NFC infrastructure. The business functions that must be performed, the roles and responsibilities of the different players in the market, how to create a specification of requirements, who should participate in the planning process and the ownership options available.
Business models for secure element issuers. The options available to mobile network operators, handset manufacturers, financial institutions,
The NFC Report examines in detail the issues affecting the development of the NFC market and provides a comprehensive education in how the technology works, the business models being adopted by key players in the industry, the current status of the market, and the issues that will affect future growth. the project is divided into three main parts:
1)NFC Technologies and systems:
At first glance, near field communication (NFC) sounds straightforward — simply add a credit card to a mobile device and let consumers begin paying for things with their phones.
When it comes to putting together a business case for NFC, however, things are far less simple. It quickly becomes clear that the business potential of NFC is tightly bound up with the technical options available — and that an in-depth understanding of how NFC works, at the device level and as a system, is required to understand exactly what those options are.
NFC Technologies and Systems is a new research report that explains every aspect of NFC technology.
2) NFC Business models:
The tasks involved in creating a commercially successful NFC infrastructure and the strategic options available to mobile network operators, handset manufacturers, financial institutions, industry suppliers and others seeking to understand how to take advantage of NFC
Developing a business model for an NFC infrastructure. The business functions that must be performed, the roles and responsibilities of the different players in the market, how to create a specification of requirements, who should participate in the planning process and the ownership options available.
Business models for secure element issuers. The options available to mobile network operators, handset manufacturers, financial institutions,