Going global in your campaigns? We show you how to get the most of the mobile channel. Get a demo of mMarketing and pick up your copy of the Netsize Guide 2010 book. Meet us at CTIA Wireless 2010 on the Gemalto stand, booth #559, Central Hall C1/C2.

Netsize help you get the most from the mobile channel; for your application store, mobile content billing, marketing and CRM needs, on domestic and international wireless carrier networks.

Netsize helps you get the most from the mobile channel; from your application store and mobile content billing to marketing and CRM needs on domestic and international wireless carrier networks.

To setup a meeting with our specialists, send an email with your preferred date & time and your contact information.

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	mMarketing Mobile marketing and mobile CRM in a few clicks
	mPlugin Integrate SMS messaging in your CRM system
	mPayment SMS, MMS and WAP billing coverage in 28 countries
	Direct Billing Direct Billing solutions for wireless carriers

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ad:tech is an interactive advertising and technology conference and exhibition. Worldwide shows blend keynote speakers, topic driven panels and workshops to provide attendees with the tools and techniques they need to compete in a changing world.

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CommunicAsia caters to the full spread of convergent technologies and applications from industry leaders intended to enhance enterprises’ mobility and users’ lifestyle.

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Netsize, a leading mobile commerce and communications enabler, has introduced its market-leading WAP billing solution, Netsize Online Payment, to Finland, paving the way for content providers and merchants to address an additional 5 million subscribers across the mobile networks operated by Sonera, Saunalahti, Elisa, and DNA. Launched just four years ago, Netsize Online Payment lays the groundwork for an efficient global commerce ecosystem, enabling content providers and merchants to sell goods and services to users worldwide regardless of their make or model of mobile device.

“Finland is an important addition and complements our footprint, which now covers key markets across Europe. Some 320 million subscribers across 33 networks and 11 countries are now part of the addressable market for content providers, brands, and merchants who can charge for their goods and services from a mobile Internet site or an on-device portal through our Netsize Online Payment solution,” observed Ludovic Maupain, VP Marketing & Operators Partnerships, Netsize.

The Netsize Online Payment solution allows content providers, merchants and brands to sell goods and services via mobile Internet sites, as well on-device applications. They can charge consumers for transactions on a pay-per-use basis or as a subscription package.

Netsize provides a single billing interface and manages the payment process with each payment provider, whether they are mobile operators using methods such as online Premium WAP or Premium SMS, or alternative payment providers that charge credit cards. In all cases, the Netsize Online Payment solution offers end-user authentication, payment page design and hosting, and end-to-end payment processing from charging through to settlement with the payment service providers

“The fragmentation of the mobile Internet – and the proliferation of payment methods and schemes – makes it difficult for content providers and merchants to sell their goods and services to a global customer base,” Maupain explained. “The Netsize Online Payment solution removes this complexity by providing content providers and merchants a single connection to the payment platforms in place across mobile operator networks, as well as other providers.”

To further streamline identification and payment processes and improve the end-user experience, Netsize removes the usability barrier to buying goods and services using a mobile phone. To this end, Netsize relies on the mobile operator’s authentication solution to retrieve the MSISDN (Mobile Subscriber Integrated Services Digital Network Number) – the number to the SIM card that uniquely identifies the subscription to the network.

Having verified this information, and so determined the identity of the individual subscriber, the Netsize solution does not require the user to log in or input additional information using the phone keypad to the complete the transaction. Put simply, the automated approach to end-user authentication offers an unmatched “one-click” purchasing process for both pay-per-use and subscription services.

Beyond making mobile commerce a no-brainer for consumers, the Netsize Online Payment solution enables consumers to purchase goods at Netsize Online Payment Finland offers at price points ranging from 0,35€ up to as much as 20€.

About Netsize solutions

Netsize now offers mobile merchants a full m-commerce solution including mobile store access with SMS & MMS direct marketing solutions (mGateway), mobile store builder with content and service management platform (mSuites), and mobile payment based on WAP, P-SMS or credit card billing (mPayment). The Netsize Online Payment solution is currently live in the U.K. (Payforit), Germany, France (Gallery), Spain, Italy, Portugal (Dimo), Belgium (PlazZza), Sweden, Norway, Australia, and Finland. Netsize connects to mobile operators’ billing systems and recently added the capability to charge via credit and debit cards worldwide, allowing content providers, brands, and merchants to reach a global base of mobile users.

Le livre « Vu à la télé (et vu sur mobiles) : 40 publicités télévisées 2007 », édité par le SNPTV, propose de redécouvrir 40 spots publicitaires TV diffusés en 2006, en version « à la demande ». Il permet de prolonger pour la première fois l’écrit et l’image par le son et l’animation. Il est donc possible de feuilleter et visionner les spots TV sur son téléphone mobile, au moyen d’une technologie innovante de reconnaissance d’images, Dig iT !, une technologie développée par Olympus et au travers du site mobile du SNPTV : snptv.mobi.

Les spots TV présentés dans ce livre interactif sont donc disponibles en téléchargement sur mobile, et tous les visuels du livre sont reconnaissables via Dig iT !

Pour consulter les vidéos publicitaires, il suffit de prendre en photo les images du livre avec son mobile, puis de les envoyer par MMS au numéro 31000, afin de recevoir un SMS qui contiendra le lien URL vers le spot choisi.

Cette grande première mondiale sera présentée sur le stand C30, Hall 4, de la société Netsize, pendant le salon MD Expo.

A propos de Dig iT !

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Dig iT ! permet de prendre en photo une affiche, un logo, ou n’importe quel visuel, pour accéder facilement à un site Internet mobile. Il est compatible avec les mobiles équipés d’un capteur d’image et de la fonction MMS, soit plus de 70% des terminaux mobiles en France, et ne nécessite aucun téléchargement d’application préalable.

Le service Dig iT est développé et proposé par la société Jap’Presse / InnovAsia Research (www.innovasia-research.com), agence de conseil spécialiste des transferts de technologie entre l’Europe et le Japon, titulaire d’une licence exclusive sur l’Europe avec la société Olympus, qui a développé la technologie de reconnaissance d’images PBR (Point Based Recognition).

Plus d’info sur : www.just-digit.com
Contact : Philippe Le Fessant, plefessant@jap-presse.com ; tel : 01 42 02 04 40

A propos du SNPTV

Le Syndicat National de la Publicité Télévisée regroupe les 6 régies publicitaires TV : TF1 Publicité, M6 Publicité, Canal + Régie, Lagardère Publicité, MTV Publicité et TMC Régie, commercialisant les grandes chaînes nationales, les chaînes numériques ADSL/Câble/Satellite/TNT, les chaînes locales, des services interactifs et des offres cross-media. Le SNPTV a pour missions principales : la promotion du support publicitaire audiovisuel et télévisuel, l’étude de la publicité TV et de la permanence de son efficacité pour ses annonceurs, agences conseils en achats médias et de communication, la veille des innovations autour de l’écosystème de la publicité TV, notamment dans le monde, la représentation de ses membres auprès des institutions et le dialogue avec les instances représentatives des acteurs de la publicité.