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"The money side of mobile services ....." If you need to know all about the business aspects of new wireless services in 3G/UMTS then this is the book for you! It illustrates the revenues, profits and revenue-sharing involved in topics such as m-Commerce, multimedia messaging, mobile advertising, m-Banking, telematics, location based services, B2B, B2C and B2E business services, CRM and ERP business systems, music, gaming, information, entertainment, etc. "m-Profits" explains new mobile service phenomena such as micropayments and reachability. With comparisons to the PC and PDA world, m-Profits covers 2G, 2.5G, 3G and 4G cellular, and technologies such as W-LAN (WiFi) and Bluetooth. This volume contrasts the business impacts to network operators, MVNOs, portals, service providers, application developers, content providers and equipment vendors and includes marketing, tariffing and competitiveness. "m-Profits" discusses which revenues can be generated, profitably, and how they can be shared and analyses new service propositions, new value systems, new partnerships and new competitive forces that ultimately meet in the 3G environment. This authoritative resource takes the reader on a journey into the near future where a mobile services industry, which started only in 1998, is to reach a Trillion dollars in annual revenues worldwide by 2010.

"This is a terrific book and the best I have read on the subject. Scott covers the economics and management issues in professional services with great authority and insight." Peter Doyle, Professor of Marketing, Warwick Business School "What I find generally so praiseworthy is the balance of theory and practical application that runs throughout the book. Clearly, Mark Scott is someone well versed in the whole range of management sciences, yet able to ground this perspective in the world of real experience. This book accomplishes this in a natural, coherent and very readable way." John Zweig, CEO Specialist Communications Businesses, WPP Group USA Inc. Spanning a diverse range of activities from accountancy to marketing communications, the professional services industry now accounts for up to 170f employment in the Western economies and had worldwide revenues in 1999 of around $800 billion. It is continuing to experience one of the most spectacular growth rates of any Western-dominated industry and is progressively cornering an ever larger share of industrial value added. Yet, it remains one of the most unanalysed and undocumented areas of business acitivity. It has been subjected to little scrutiny and received minimal attention from the capital markets. This book aims to change all that! "The Professional Services Firm" is intended for three key audiences: managers and owners of professional services firms who want to understand the strategic options they face and how to improve their financial performance. investors who want to understand how they can exploit the largely untapped and misunderstood opportunity the industry holds. managers in industrial and servicesectors who want to understand how to emulate the two critical skills mastered by PSFs - hiring, developing and retaining the best intellectual talent available and exploiting collective knowledge to achieve differentiation and to-die-for margins.

Director-General of Investment Promotion - The Director-General of Investment Promotion (formerly Director of the Business and Services Promotion Unit) is responsible for promoting investment in Hong Kong, and heads the InvestHK (formerly the Business and Services Promotion Unit) which reports to the Secretary for Commerce, Industry and Technology.

Business Mileage Reimbursement Rate - The Business Mileage Reimbursement Rate is an optional standard mileage rate used in the United States for employee reimbursement when operating an automobile for business, charitable, medical or moving expense purposes. The General Services Administration sets the rate for federal jobs, while the Internal Revenue Service sets the rate for all others.

United Media Business Services - United Media Business Services is a services company based in Glens Falls, New York, United States, that offers business planning services.

Data General Business Basic - Data General Business Basic was a BASIC interpreter (based on MAI Basic Four's version) developed by Data General for their Nova minicomputer in the 1970s, and later ported to the Data General Eclipse MV and AViiON computers. A majority of applications for the Nova were developed in Business Basic.

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