Juniper Research & DIMOCO demonstrate the development of the digital generation: From morning to night, Mr. D. produces, consumes and shares digital content
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Juniper Research & DIMOCO demonstrate the development of the digital generation: From morning to night, Mr. D. produces, consumes and shares digital content
BRUNN AM GEBIRGE, Austria, March 20, 2014 /PRNewswire/ --
- In 2017 5.2 bn. Euros will be billed via cell phone billing.
Market research company Juniper Research and DIMOCO, the European mobile payment
providerhttp://www.dimoco.eu, demonstrate the development of the digital generation.
"Mr. D." consumes, produces and shares digital content from morning to night. By 2017,
digital content worth more than 5.2 billion per annum is expected to be billed via direct
carrier billing in Europe.
"As a mobile payment provider, we are specialized in billing digital content via cell
phone billing. This makes it essential to keep an eye on trends in this area. Mr. D. shows
us how digital content influences our daily lives", says Gerald Tauchner, DIMOCO CEO,
adding: "We are happy to release a further publication together with Juniper Research".
DIMOCO and Juniper Research demonstrate digital generation trends
The European mobile payment provider DIMOCO http://www.dimoco.eu and the market
research company Juniper Research present "Mr. D." Mr. D. stands for "Mister Digital" and
is a symbol for the developments in the digital generation. "With Mr. D. as an example,
digital content trends become visible. On the one hand we would like to get a better
insight into the developments in this area, and on the other hand, we would like to show
companies their business potential and success with mobile operator payment," Tauchner
explains the project objective.
Digital generation trends overview:
- More than 130 million Western European smartphone owners accessed social
media sites on their handsets in 2012; Facebook alone now has more than 870 million
users worldwide on mobile handsets and tablets, while Twitter has around 175 million.
(Source: Juniper Research, 12/2013)
- Digital content worth around EUR790 million was billed via direct carrier
billing in Europe in 2012; this is expected to increase to more than EUR5.2 billion
per annum by 2017 (DIMOCO - Juniper Research, 12/2013)
- More than 45% of Western Europeans purchased digital content on their
smartphones or tablets in 2013 (Juniper Research, 12/2013)
- According to Localytics, the average time spent on a tablet news app session
is just under 15 minutes. (12/2013)
- Across Europe, more than 80 million consumer-owned devices were used in the
enterprise in 2013. (Juniper Research, 12/2013)
- NFC retail payments in Europe approached EUR1 billion in 2013. (Juniper
Research, 12/2013)
- Over 1 billion coupons delivered to mobile handsets in Western Europe in 2012
were redeemed. (Juniper Research, 12/2013)
- According to Ooyala, more than one-third of tablet viewing time is used to
watch content of more than an hour in length, while Adobe states that average session
time - for all tablet content - is 24 minutes, versus 13 minutes on a smartphone.
(12/2013)
- Mr. D. is both media meshing - performing a second media activity related to
his TV viewing (posting on social media about the TV programme) and media stacking -
performing an unrelated media activity (playing the game on his tablet) while watching
TV. According to OFCOM's 2013 Communications Market Report, 25% of UK adults now media
mesh and 49% media stack; amongst tablet owners, 81% media mesh and/or media stack.
(12/2013)
Mobile operator payment is the ideal billing method
In a recently published white paper by Juniper Research and DIMOCO, mobile operator
payment was confirmed as the ideal digital content payment method. Companies profit from a
higher reach, a better conversion rate and a transaction volume increase: "By implementing
direct carrier billing, a 10 to 14 time higher conversion rate and a transaction volume
increase was determined. (Juniper and DIMOCO White Paper: "Is Mobile Operator Payment the
Ideal Payment Method to Bill Digital Content" http://www.dimoco.us/download.html,
12/2013)
About DIMOCO
Founded in 2000, DIMOCO is a leading European mobile payment and messaging provider.
With its product line DIMOCO pay:smart, DIMOCO pay:flexible and DIMOCO pay:periodic and
only one technical interface DIMOCO offers companies an easy way to bill digital content
via cell phone billing. The DIMOCO mobile payment infrastructure covers a total market
potential of 1 billion mobile subscribers in 32 countries.
Press contact
Margit Anglmaier; DIMOCO Europe GmbH
Europaring F15/302, A-2345 Brunn am Gebirge
Tel: +43-1-33-66-888-2059, E-Mail: m.anglmaier@dimoco.eu, http://www.dimoco.eu
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DIMOCO Europe GmbH
BRUNN AM GEBIRGE, Austria, March 20, 2014 /PRNewswire/ --
- In 2017 5.2 bn. Euros will be billed via cell phone billing.
Market research company Juniper Research and DIMOCO, the European mobile payment
providerhttp://www.dimoco.eu, demonstrate the development of the digital generation.
"Mr. D." consumes, produces and shares digital content from morning to night. By 2017,
digital content worth more than 5.2 billion per annum is expected to be billed via direct
carrier billing in Europe.
"As a mobile payment provider, we are specialized in billing digital content via cell
phone billing. This makes it essential to keep an eye on trends in this area. Mr. D. shows
us how digital content influences our daily lives", says Gerald Tauchner, DIMOCO CEO,
adding: "We are happy to release a further publication together with Juniper Research".
DIMOCO and Juniper Research demonstrate digital generation trends
The European mobile payment provider DIMOCO http://www.dimoco.eu and the market
research company Juniper Research present "Mr. D." Mr. D. stands for "Mister Digital" and
is a symbol for the developments in the digital generation. "With Mr. D. as an example,
digital content trends become visible. On the one hand we would like to get a better
insight into the developments in this area, and on the other hand, we would like to show
companies their business potential and success with mobile operator payment," Tauchner
explains the project objective.
Digital generation trends overview:
- More than 130 million Western European smartphone owners accessed social
media sites on their handsets in 2012; Facebook alone now has more than 870 million
users worldwide on mobile handsets and tablets, while Twitter has around 175 million.
(Source: Juniper Research, 12/2013)
- Digital content worth around EUR790 million was billed via direct carrier
billing in Europe in 2012; this is expected to increase to more than EUR5.2 billion
per annum by 2017 (DIMOCO - Juniper Research, 12/2013)
- More than 45% of Western Europeans purchased digital content on their
smartphones or tablets in 2013 (Juniper Research, 12/2013)
- According to Localytics, the average time spent on a tablet news app session
is just under 15 minutes. (12/2013)
- Across Europe, more than 80 million consumer-owned devices were used in the
enterprise in 2013. (Juniper Research, 12/2013)
- NFC retail payments in Europe approached EUR1 billion in 2013. (Juniper
Research, 12/2013)
- Over 1 billion coupons delivered to mobile handsets in Western Europe in 2012
were redeemed. (Juniper Research, 12/2013)
- According to Ooyala, more than one-third of tablet viewing time is used to
watch content of more than an hour in length, while Adobe states that average session
time - for all tablet content - is 24 minutes, versus 13 minutes on a smartphone.
(12/2013)
- Mr. D. is both media meshing - performing a second media activity related to
his TV viewing (posting on social media about the TV programme) and media stacking -
performing an unrelated media activity (playing the game on his tablet) while watching
TV. According to OFCOM's 2013 Communications Market Report, 25% of UK adults now media
mesh and 49% media stack; amongst tablet owners, 81% media mesh and/or media stack.
(12/2013)
Mobile operator payment is the ideal billing method
In a recently published white paper by Juniper Research and DIMOCO, mobile operator
payment was confirmed as the ideal digital content payment method. Companies profit from a
higher reach, a better conversion rate and a transaction volume increase: "By implementing
direct carrier billing, a 10 to 14 time higher conversion rate and a transaction volume
increase was determined. (Juniper and DIMOCO White Paper: "Is Mobile Operator Payment the
Ideal Payment Method to Bill Digital Content" http://www.dimoco.us/download.html,
12/2013)
About DIMOCO
Founded in 2000, DIMOCO is a leading European mobile payment and messaging provider.
With its product line DIMOCO pay:smart, DIMOCO pay:flexible and DIMOCO pay:periodic and
only one technical interface DIMOCO offers companies an easy way to bill digital content
via cell phone billing. The DIMOCO mobile payment infrastructure covers a total market
potential of 1 billion mobile subscribers in 32 countries.
Press contact
Margit Anglmaier; DIMOCO Europe GmbH
Europaring F15/302, A-2345 Brunn am Gebirge
Tel: +43-1-33-66-888-2059, E-Mail: m.anglmaier@dimoco.eu, http://www.dimoco.eu
Download images
Mr. D. Poster: "A typical day of the digital generation: From morning to night, Mr. D.
produces, consumes and shares digital content." (c) DIMOCO, Juniper Research 03/2014
http://www.dimoco.at/fileadmin/content/2014/mrd/140317_Mr_D_poster.pdf
DIMOCO Europe GmbH