Vietnam Mobile Market Report 2015: Recap of Vietnam mobile market in 2015 in numbers and figures. Insights and guide to distributing Online Mobile Games, Apps in Vietnam.
After the time of collecting, evaluating and synthetizing information from reliable resources, Appota has finished the Vietnam Mobile Market report 2015. The purpose of this report is giving an overview of the domestic and foreign markets as well as sharing the business activities to readers interested in mobile market.
This document provides an overview of mobile trends in Vietnam in Q3 2016. It summarizes that Android devices make up the majority of the market in Vietnam. Popular messaging apps include Zalo, Facebook Messenger, and Viber. Video streaming is growing rapidly, with the top content being funny videos and live streams. Mobile games and apps in the technology category are the most popular downloads. Mobile advertising spending is increasing significantly as a percentage of total digital ad spending. Common forms of mobile payment in Vietnam include cash on delivery, QR payments, and mobile banking.
This document discusses convenience retailing trends in Vietnam. It notes that Vietnamese consumers want speed and convenience due to busy lifestyles. Convenience stores (CVS) and minimarts are popular formats in Ho Chi Minh City while the market is more blurred in Hanoi. Food and beverages dominate sales in CVS. The document also outlines trends in consumer demographics like the young population and rising middle class that are increasing demand for convenience. It analyzes different consumer segments like students and working professionals and their convenience shopping missions and needs. Finally, it discusses the growing convenience retail footprint in Vietnam and competition this presents to traditional grocers and wet markets.
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VIVAS Co., Ltd. is a member company of VNPT Technology that provides innovation value-added services in Vietnam. It has a charter capital of 10 million USD and focuses on digital content, telecommunications, information technology, and other services. VIVAS has established partnerships and invested in projects such as developing Vietnam's first LTE network and becoming a major WiFi operator in Vietnam. It offers a variety of products and services including multimedia content, social networks, mobile finance, IP contact centers, and mobile marketing to enterprise customers, VNPT end users, and consumers.
The document discusses intelligent networks and value-added services (VAS) for mobile networks. It describes intelligent networks and advanced intelligent networks, and how they separate core intelligence and databases from switching elements. It then covers various VAS solutions and services, including commerce, content delivery, quality assurance, and location-based services. Finally, it discusses standards like CAMEL and SIGTRAN that enable VAS on mobile networks through intelligent network capabilities.
Deck Presentation: The Value of MMS for Your Marketing MixArcher Inc.
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MMS branded campaigns have seen 30% conversion rates resulting in significant lift to top line sales*
Breaking News: Lenco Mobile and iLoop Mobile enter merger agreement creating one of the leading providers in the high growth mobile marketing industry.
Join us on Tuesday November 15th to learn how this merger will benefit you and how mobile multi-media messaging (MMS) brings value to your marketing mix.
*Source: BMW case study MobiAD News http://www.mobiadnews.com/?p=2809
SMS allows for basic text messaging between mobile devices using spare bandwidth on cellular networks. MMS evolved to allow for richer multimedia messaging, utilizing GPRS networks to transfer images, video and other media between compatible devices. Key infrastructure for SMS includes SMSC servers, while MMS requires additional MMSE servers like MMSC, MSS Relay and HLR to store and deliver more data-heavy messages across networks.
The Digital Wireless Telephony comprise of two main working technologies:
GSM which stands for Global System for Mobile Communication.
CDMA which stands for Code Division Multiple Access.
Rest is explained in the slides
This document discusses how a company helps wireless carriers communicate with their customers through multimedia messaging. The company provides carriers the infrastructure to send personalized rich media messages at scale. This engagement channel increases customer engagement, improves customer service, and drives customer loyalty. The company's cloud-based solution allows carriers to design and send messages reliably without expensive hardware.
Mobile Message Delivery: SMS and MMS_Michael HanleySara Quinn
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Part of the Mobile Communications Resource Center, this is one of several presentations created by Michael Hanley for Ball State University's College of Communication, Information and Media. All rights are reserved.
The document discusses the architecture and format of Multimedia Messaging Services (MMS). It describes the MMS architecture, including the client transaction model and encapsulation protocol. It also outlines the various MMS protocol data units (PDUs) used for sending, retrieving, notifying, reporting, acknowledging, forwarding, and read reporting of MMS messages.
MMS stands for multimedia messaging service, which allows users to send multimedia content like images, videos, and audio through mobile phones beyond the 160 character limit of SMS. MMS supports text, images, audio, and video files in common formats. While there is no message size limit, higher quality multimedia requires a 3G network connection. MMS is commonly used privately to share photos and media with friends and families, but can also be used publicly for advertising or distributing educational resources to students. Businesses can leverage MMS to communicate with subscribers, customers, and clients.
The document discusses Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS), including:
- An overview of MMS, how it allows sending multimedia such as pictures, video and audio between phones/computers.
- The architecture of MMS messaging, including elements like the MMS terminal, proxy relay, server and how messages are routed between them.
- Specifications for MMS set by 3GPP and WAP. Formats for MMS messages including headers and use of SMIL for multimedia presentation.
- Issues like how MMS interacts with legacy systems like SMS, email, differences compared to SMS, and views that MMS may become more popular as prices decrease.
Introduction to SMS, MMS, Modems & Gatewaystawi123
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The document discusses SMS, SIM cards, and mobile application development. It describes how SIM cards securely store subscriber identity and authentication information. SIM cards have evolved from simple smart cards into programmable platforms that can host applications. Applications are accessed via APIs and can interface with the mobile device and network through proactive commands or event downloads. The document also outlines the standards for SMS messaging formats and character limits based on the encoding alphabet used.
This document summarizes a survey of 30 sixth form students in Brunei on their attitudes towards SMS. The survey found that both male and female students have similar views on SMS - they see it as expensive but still affordable. Students prefer to use SMS when abroad and find that SMS does not significantly affect their study performance or receipt of exam results via SMS. While SMS usage is not banned, increased SMS use was found when voice calls were prohibited. The conclusion is that SMS remains a useful communication tool for students and does not negatively impact their language performance.
VIVAS Co., Ltd. is a member company of VNPT Technology that provides innovation value-added services in Vietnam. It has a charter capital of 10 million USD and focuses on digital content, telecommunications, information technology, and other services. VIVAS has established partnerships and invested in projects such as developing Vietnam's first LTE network and becoming a major WiFi operator in Vietnam. It offers a variety of products and services including multimedia content, social networks, mobile finance, IP contact centers, and mobile marketing to enterprise customers, VNPT end users, and consumers.
The document discusses intelligent networks and value-added services (VAS) for mobile networks. It describes intelligent networks and advanced intelligent networks, and how they separate core intelligence and databases from switching elements. It then covers various VAS solutions and services, including commerce, content delivery, quality assurance, and location-based services. Finally, it discusses standards like CAMEL and SIGTRAN that enable VAS on mobile networks through intelligent network capabilities.
Deck Presentation: The Value of MMS for Your Marketing MixArcher Inc.
?
MMS branded campaigns have seen 30% conversion rates resulting in significant lift to top line sales*
Breaking News: Lenco Mobile and iLoop Mobile enter merger agreement creating one of the leading providers in the high growth mobile marketing industry.
Join us on Tuesday November 15th to learn how this merger will benefit you and how mobile multi-media messaging (MMS) brings value to your marketing mix.
*Source: BMW case study MobiAD News http://www.mobiadnews.com/?p=2809
SMS allows for basic text messaging between mobile devices using spare bandwidth on cellular networks. MMS evolved to allow for richer multimedia messaging, utilizing GPRS networks to transfer images, video and other media between compatible devices. Key infrastructure for SMS includes SMSC servers, while MMS requires additional MMSE servers like MMSC, MSS Relay and HLR to store and deliver more data-heavy messages across networks.
The Digital Wireless Telephony comprise of two main working technologies:
GSM which stands for Global System for Mobile Communication.
CDMA which stands for Code Division Multiple Access.
Rest is explained in the slides
This document discusses how a company helps wireless carriers communicate with their customers through multimedia messaging. The company provides carriers the infrastructure to send personalized rich media messages at scale. This engagement channel increases customer engagement, improves customer service, and drives customer loyalty. The company's cloud-based solution allows carriers to design and send messages reliably without expensive hardware.
Mobile Message Delivery: SMS and MMS_Michael HanleySara Quinn
?
Part of the Mobile Communications Resource Center, this is one of several presentations created by Michael Hanley for Ball State University's College of Communication, Information and Media. All rights are reserved.
The document discusses the architecture and format of Multimedia Messaging Services (MMS). It describes the MMS architecture, including the client transaction model and encapsulation protocol. It also outlines the various MMS protocol data units (PDUs) used for sending, retrieving, notifying, reporting, acknowledging, forwarding, and read reporting of MMS messages.
MMS stands for multimedia messaging service, which allows users to send multimedia content like images, videos, and audio through mobile phones beyond the 160 character limit of SMS. MMS supports text, images, audio, and video files in common formats. While there is no message size limit, higher quality multimedia requires a 3G network connection. MMS is commonly used privately to share photos and media with friends and families, but can also be used publicly for advertising or distributing educational resources to students. Businesses can leverage MMS to communicate with subscribers, customers, and clients.
The document discusses Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS), including:
- An overview of MMS, how it allows sending multimedia such as pictures, video and audio between phones/computers.
- The architecture of MMS messaging, including elements like the MMS terminal, proxy relay, server and how messages are routed between them.
- Specifications for MMS set by 3GPP and WAP. Formats for MMS messages including headers and use of SMIL for multimedia presentation.
- Issues like how MMS interacts with legacy systems like SMS, email, differences compared to SMS, and views that MMS may become more popular as prices decrease.
Introduction to SMS, MMS, Modems & Gatewaystawi123
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The document discusses SMS, SIM cards, and mobile application development. It describes how SIM cards securely store subscriber identity and authentication information. SIM cards have evolved from simple smart cards into programmable platforms that can host applications. Applications are accessed via APIs and can interface with the mobile device and network through proactive commands or event downloads. The document also outlines the standards for SMS messaging formats and character limits based on the encoding alphabet used.
This document summarizes a survey of 30 sixth form students in Brunei on their attitudes towards SMS. The survey found that both male and female students have similar views on SMS - they see it as expensive but still affordable. Students prefer to use SMS when abroad and find that SMS does not significantly affect their study performance or receipt of exam results via SMS. While SMS usage is not banned, increased SMS use was found when voice calls were prohibited. The conclusion is that SMS remains a useful communication tool for students and does not negatively impact their language performance.
The document discusses static testing techniques, which involve analyzing code or documents without executing them. It describes different types of reviews, including informal reviews, technical reviews, decision-making reviews, walkthroughs, and inspections. Inspections are the most formal type of review and involve individual checking, a review meeting, and follow-up. Static analysis techniques like data flow analysis and control flow analysis can find faults by checking for violations of standards and things that may be faults, without executing the code. These techniques help find issues early in the development process.
This document discusses various types of software testing conducted at different stages of the development lifecycle. It covers component testing, integration testing in small and large components, system testing which includes functional and non-functional testing, acceptance testing, and maintenance testing. Different integration strategies like big bang, incremental, top-down, bottom-up and minimum capability are described. The document provides details on various non-functional tests including performance, security, usability, configuration and others. It emphasizes the importance of user involvement in acceptance testing to validate the system.
The document discusses various stages of testing in the software development lifecycle according to the V-model. It describes component testing as the lowest level of testing done in isolation on individual software modules. An overview of the component testing process is provided, including planning, specification, execution, recording, and completion checking stages. Black box and white box test design techniques for specifying test cases at the component level are also outlined.
This document discusses key fundamentals of software testing. It explains why testing is necessary to build confidence and find faults. It covers the testing process, including re-testing fixes and regression testing to check for unintended effects of changes. The document stresses predicting expected results in advance and prioritizing tests to focus on the most important and riskiest areas given time constraints. Independence in testing and managing relationships with developers is also addressed.
The document discusses fundamentals of software testing including:
1. Why testing is necessary due to human errors and faults in software.
2. The fundamental test process involves planning, specification, execution, recording, and checking for completion.
3. Prioritizing tests is important so that the most critical tests are performed within the available time for testing.
Vietnam mobile internet_2014_mwork_vietnam_mobile_dayAiTi Education
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" Di?n gi?: Nguy?n ?¨¬nh Anh ( Andy Nguyen )
- Ch?c v?: VP of Investment, mWork Corp.
- Th¨¤nh t¨ªch n?i b?t: Prior joining Mwork, he worked as a Venture Capitalist in CyberAgent Ventures, a Japanese venture capital firms which have invested more than 13 companies in Vietnam for 2 years.
- S? th¨ªch c¨¢ nh?n: SNS, Mobile Games
- Topic: Vietnam Mobile Internet Market Review"
[Vietnam Mobile Day 2014] Mobile k?t n?i th? gi?i s? v¨¤ th? gi?i th?c v¨¤ vai ...AiTi Education
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This document discusses how mobile bridges the digital and physical world and the role brands can play. It provides statistics about smartphone usage in Southeast Asia, such as Malaysians spending 4 hours per day on their smartphones on average and Southeast Asian users downloading an average of 11 apps per month. The document also discusses opportunities for brands in Asia, the role brands can play in mobile, and details about the Mobile Marketing Association which promotes the mobile marketing industry worldwide.
[Vietnam Mobile Day 2014] The new mobile marketing channel: Social Wifi Marke...AiTi Education
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This document describes a Social Wifi system that allows businesses to offer free WiFi to customers in exchange for marketing interactions. The system connects users to public WiFi, displays brand messages and ads, and encourages users to share the messages on social media. It collects user data to help brands improve targeted promotional campaigns. A variety of business types use Social Wifi to engage customers in a fun, non-intrusive way while gaining valuable marketing insights.
[Vietnam Mobile Day 2014] Chi?n l??c thu h¨²t ng??i d¨´ng cho ?ng d?ng t?i th? ...AiTi Education
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Mr. Quoc Nguyen of Gmark Corporation presented a user acquisition strategy for mobile apps in Vietnam. The presentation outlined Gmark's overview, key marketing channels such as Facebook and Google Adwords, important metrics like click-through and conversion rates, effective measurement tools like Google Analytics and Appsflyer, and an effective user acquisition model targeting 100,000 daily active users. The model recommends quickly gaining downloads, sharpening the app and campaign, building user retention strategies, and monitoring key performance indicators.
[Vietnam Mobile Day 2014] Touch the future of the web - Nguy?n Vi?t Anh - Cou...AiTi Education
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The document discusses how the web is reinventing itself as the browser becomes less important. It notes that 25 years after the first website, apps now dominate mobile experiences over the mobile web. New technologies like streaming content and invisible technology are shaping the future of the web. The document advocates that companies embrace new web technologies and recognize that employees are consumers in a world where personal devices are increasingly used for work.