Business case 4mobile

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Mobile Platform Proposal for Atlas d.d. Business Travel Services (BTS)

Transcript of Business case 4mobile

Mobile Platform Proposalfor

Atlas d.d. Business Travel Services (BTS)

Introduction

• Presentation overview• Mobile landscape• What are mobile drivers• Smartphones, mobile devices, and mobile OS platforms• Whats happening in travel• Platform options

– Types, benefits, and disadvanatages

• Orbitz use case• Implications + the longer term• Questions

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Overview• “For many people, mobile [usage] has rapidly moved from an

occasional activity…to an essential service they depend on every day while at home, work or on the move.”[comScore 2010 mobile year in review]

• 2010 can be viewed as the mobile-turning point in travel– All the major players either announced or launched some sort of

mobile offering – The big TMC’s are all moving to incorporate mobile in core

business strategy• To stay relevant in the market, to anticipate customer mobile

expectations, and to lead from a regional perspective; Atlas BTS must extend their offerings and services onto a mobile platform

• A relevant and economically viable mobile startegy = appropriate technology selection, and long-term business buy-in

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• “New channels of doing business and reaching out to the customers will always keep coming but the game-changing technology for the foreseeable future I believe is the mobile…As mobile devices get smarter and as people get used to doing business on the move, companies will need to adjust to this technology. This is not a prediction, it is already happening, so they’d better hurry up.”

Q What is driving this?

• Mobile landscape is not only growing rapidly it is changing rapidly• The big 5 for now… an early consensus…

• iphone, android, blackberry, nokia (symbian), windows phone• Not just phones, tablets are mobile devices too…

• The travel industry is reacting!!Q What are some recent significant events or indicators of what may come?Q And more specifically… what are the big TMC’s doing?

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The mobile landscape…

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comScore has identified 3 key enablers driving the up-trend in mobile

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Smartphone adoption is growing very rapidly…

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Cellular-news.com 14.4.2011

The mobile space is changing as quickly

as it is growing

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In the EU5…

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The US market…

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Device and OS platform

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What about tablets…

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Frequent business travelers outpace all

other travelers in use of smartphones

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Is it just iphones and nokias?

• Concur Inc bought tripit for 82 mil USD• Expedia unveiled their new mobile strategy –

“Expedia everywhere”

and they bought mobiata, a mobile developer• Worldmate and RIM (maker of balckberry) partnered to create

a device native “BlackBerry Travel” app• The big TMC’s have focused on itinerary and expense

management– AMEX and CWT are partnering with Worldmate and Reardon commerce– BCD is partnering with Tripit

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What’s happening in travel?

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What kind of options do we have?

native apps mobile website

web apps

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native app web app mobile site

Pros • very rich user experience• fully leverages device features• monetization model in place (app store)•offline capability• rich brand experience

• rich user experience• access to device features• platform neutral• repurpose existing web content,• less expensive than native app• no app store to limit distribution/access

• covers broadest range of devices• least expensive option• widest distribution reach - no app store business model

Cons • high development costs• platform dependent• distribution restriction – app store submission

• cross platform consistency issues• HTML5 development resources• less memorable experience – lesser brand experience

• least attractive user experience•no access to device features

Costs 25K – 120K EURPrice for an iphone app, prices increase by factor of one for each additional platform

25K EUR 10K EUR

What are the pros and cons…?

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user experience

device features

cost mitigation

distribution ease

content/infrastructure repurpose

cross platform consistency

native appweb appmobile site

A picture says a 1000 words…

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Orbitz as an example…orbitz on the go, orbitz

for business

Orbitz web app

Orbitz iphone app

• Impact to business + business process– Another touch point with customers (24x7?)– Audit existing IT infrastructure– Business must lead– Beyond BTS…

• m.adriatica.net or adriatica.net on your xxxx phone…• in destination services (while your in croatia app…)

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Atlas BTS…?

Questions!

Thank you!