Adoption of mobile data services in Singapore : a needs-based perspective

Mobile Data Services are an emerging phenomenon in Singapore. We used 3-stage exploratory research comprising surveys, focus groups and weblog analysis to capture the emerging phenomenon because MDS is not established in Singapore. Beginning with a macro-level perspective, we explored the success of...

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Main Authors: Ang, Kai Ling, Chua, Ivan Cheng Yi, Chua, Margaret Wei Ling
Other Authors: Gilbert, Arthur Lee
Format: Final Year Project
Published: 2008
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spelling sg-ntu-dr.10356-99652023-05-19T06:16:15Z Adoption of mobile data services in Singapore : a needs-based perspective Ang, Kai Ling Chua, Ivan Cheng Yi Chua, Margaret Wei Ling Gilbert, Arthur Lee Nanyang Business School DRNTU::Business::Information technology::Data management Mobile Data Services are an emerging phenomenon in Singapore. We used 3-stage exploratory research comprising surveys, focus groups and weblog analysis to capture the emerging phenomenon because MDS is not established in Singapore. Beginning with a macro-level perspective, we explored the success of the Mobile Data Services (MDS) industry in Japan, in particular i-mode followed by the attractiveness of Singapore as a viable telecommunications market. Next, we discuss our research findings, which suggest that MDS firms should pay particular attention to cognitive needs and business uses in their promotional campaigns before outlining some of the emerging trends in the MDS industry. We conclude by making recommendations for a hypothetical MDS market player based on our research, which will ideally stimulate adoption of MDS in Singapore. 2008-09-24T07:38:19Z 2008-09-24T07:38:19Z 2006 2006 Final Year Project (FYP) http://hdl.handle.net/10356/9965 Nanyang Technological University application/pdf
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Ang, Kai Ling
Chua, Ivan Cheng Yi
Chua, Margaret Wei Ling
Adoption of mobile data services in Singapore : a needs-based perspective
description Mobile Data Services are an emerging phenomenon in Singapore. We used 3-stage exploratory research comprising surveys, focus groups and weblog analysis to capture the emerging phenomenon because MDS is not established in Singapore. Beginning with a macro-level perspective, we explored the success of the Mobile Data Services (MDS) industry in Japan, in particular i-mode followed by the attractiveness of Singapore as a viable telecommunications market. Next, we discuss our research findings, which suggest that MDS firms should pay particular attention to cognitive needs and business uses in their promotional campaigns before outlining some of the emerging trends in the MDS industry. We conclude by making recommendations for a hypothetical MDS market player based on our research, which will ideally stimulate adoption of MDS in Singapore.
author2 Gilbert, Arthur Lee
author_facet Gilbert, Arthur Lee
Ang, Kai Ling
Chua, Ivan Cheng Yi
Chua, Margaret Wei Ling
format Final Year Project
author Ang, Kai Ling
Chua, Ivan Cheng Yi
Chua, Margaret Wei Ling
author_sort Ang, Kai Ling
title Adoption of mobile data services in Singapore : a needs-based perspective
title_short Adoption of mobile data services in Singapore : a needs-based perspective
title_full Adoption of mobile data services in Singapore : a needs-based perspective
title_fullStr Adoption of mobile data services in Singapore : a needs-based perspective
title_full_unstemmed Adoption of mobile data services in Singapore : a needs-based perspective
title_sort adoption of mobile data services in singapore : a needs-based perspective
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