论文信息 - Lessons in business model development from early mobile Internet services in Japan

Lessons in business model development from early mobile Internet services in Japan

The author summarizes the lessons learned in the 6-year evolution in the mobile Internet business development in Japan. The lessons about telephony/Internet service development characteristics, a spiral service evolution pattern, and mobile content business model development are studied from a retrospective view on the mobile business evolution. Based on the basic mobile interaction model, the author describes implications for the future mobile business model development.

Toshihiko Yamakami | T. Yamakami

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