logging in or signing up Mobile search vs. Mobile discovery ikensolutions Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: Embed: Flash iPad Copy Does not support media & animations WordPress Embed Customize Embed URL: Copy Thumbnail: Copy The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 2025 Category: Science & Tech.. License: All Rights Reserved Like it (4) Dislike it (0) Added: November 04, 2008 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 2 Presentation Description There are fundamental differences between searches on the Internet versus the mobile phone; mobile content is structured content and does not work in a similar fashion to the highly unstructured and dynamic nature of the World Wide Web. Comments Posting comment... 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Mobile Discovery Slide 2: Most incumbent internet search companies such as Google, Yahoo, MSN and new start-ups in the mobile search arena are placing significant emphasis on search functionality in the mobile space. Slide 3: They are all competing heavily to emulate internet search functionality on the mobile. There is no question that this focus will strengthen the value proposition to the end user; however it does not address a number of fundamental issues that the mobile handset and the mobile environment in general present. Slide 4: Strategically it still maintains the mobile operator as a pipe and makes search the gateway for all activities made by the consumers. Slide 5: Last but least, there are fundamental differences between searches on the Internet versus the mobile phone Slide 6: 1. Mobile content is structured Does not work in a similar fashion to the highly unstructured and dynamic nature of the World Wide Web. Slide 7: 2.Mobile content is not as text based as the market seems to think. For the foreseeable future, mobile content will be based on images, music, videos, mobile TV, mobile games and infotainment services. Slide 8: 3. Search is reactive not proactive while mobile content purchases can also be classified as impulse purchases. Slide 9: Understanding the user Slide 10: Without addressing consumer tastes and the lack of options available to the end user; advanced search functionality will only allow users to find items from an already limited content offering faster. Slide 11: Giving an end user an exact search result related to a key word or words provided is not comprehensive enough, there has to be a ranking system to identify what the best search result for that query is. Slide 12: Many search engines on mobile also require the end user to specify not only what item they are looking for but also the content type. This process in itself is time consuming and does not better the experience for the end user. Slide 13: Mooga’s approach Slide 14: Mooga's uses a "wisdom of crowds" approach to add relevance/ranking to search results. The power of collective intelligence of all subscribers is used to determine what the top search results for a particular query should be. Slide 15: Mobile consumers want answers directly and quickly and don't have the time or the inclination to go through thousands of "relevant" results. Slide 16: This ranking algorithm continuously evolves based on the collective wisdom of all users and their historical aggregated interactions with Mooga. . Slide 17: If an end user uses a generic search term like cricket, the Mooga Ranking Algorithm determines the most relevant content for cricket irrespective of content types. These results are influenced not only by popularity but several other factors. Slide 18: Mooga iSearch has acknowledged the limitations the mobile medium creates and has been developed to maximize the use of the space available. All items searched for are in context for the end user. The result is a rapid, relevant search process and increased user satisfaction. Slide 19: Mooga iSearch has acknowledged the limitations the mobile medium creates and has been developed to maximize the use of the space available. Slide 20: This in turn ensures increased retention and a higher number of downloads. It also allows for a significantly higher number of related and relevant items to be placed within reach as a result of a search query. Slide 21: IKen Solutions, is a software product company specialized in intelligent business systems backed by hybrid Artificial Intelligence techniques, expert system, case-based reasoning, neural networks and genetic algorithms. Iken Solutions is an IIT Bombay research spin-off. Iken solutions awards: Winner TIE CANAAN entrepreneur challenge 2008. Iken has been awarded with a direct entry into the Microsoft Startup Accelerator Program 2008 Silver award for “Best Technology Innovation” at the Mobile Content Awards 2008 in London. Antonio PeñaGeneral Manager Americasantonio.pena@ikensolutions.comhttp://www.linkedin.com/in/altergaia : Antonio PeñaGeneral Manager Americasantonio.pena@ikensolutions.comhttp://www.linkedin.com/in/altergaia You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
Mobile search vs. Mobile discovery ikensolutions Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: Embed: Flash iPad Copy Does not support media & animations WordPress Embed Customize Embed URL: Copy Thumbnail: Copy The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 2025 Category: Science & Tech.. License: All Rights Reserved Like it (4) Dislike it (0) Added: November 04, 2008 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 2 Presentation Description There are fundamental differences between searches on the Internet versus the mobile phone; mobile content is structured content and does not work in a similar fashion to the highly unstructured and dynamic nature of the World Wide Web. Comments Posting comment... By: roxx162 (27 month(s) ago) This ppt is really superb and useful.Please allow me to download this or mail it to tanujkathuria@yahoo.com please. Saving..... Post Reply Close Saving..... Edit Comment Close By: zupa (32 month(s) ago) could you plz send it to fahmie@mail.com Saving..... Post Reply Close By: ikensolutions (27 month(s) ago) Thanks very much for your comments here you can download this presentation http://www.slideshare.net/ikensolutions/mobile-search-vs-mob.. Antonio @altergaia Saving..... Edit Comment Close By: tripat (33 month(s) ago) i want 2 download this ppt plzzzzzz my email add tripat.singh24@gmail.com if u can share this thn plzz send a copy of it 2 me Saving..... Post Reply Close By: ikensolutions (27 month(s) ago) Thanks very much for your comments here you can download this presentation http://www.slideshare.net/ikensolutions/mobile-search-vs-mob.. Saving..... Edit Comment Close Premium member Presentation Transcript Slide 1: Mobile Search Vs. Mobile Discovery Slide 2: Most incumbent internet search companies such as Google, Yahoo, MSN and new start-ups in the mobile search arena are placing significant emphasis on search functionality in the mobile space. Slide 3: They are all competing heavily to emulate internet search functionality on the mobile. There is no question that this focus will strengthen the value proposition to the end user; however it does not address a number of fundamental issues that the mobile handset and the mobile environment in general present. Slide 4: Strategically it still maintains the mobile operator as a pipe and makes search the gateway for all activities made by the consumers. Slide 5: Last but least, there are fundamental differences between searches on the Internet versus the mobile phone Slide 6: 1. Mobile content is structured Does not work in a similar fashion to the highly unstructured and dynamic nature of the World Wide Web. Slide 7: 2.Mobile content is not as text based as the market seems to think. For the foreseeable future, mobile content will be based on images, music, videos, mobile TV, mobile games and infotainment services. Slide 8: 3. Search is reactive not proactive while mobile content purchases can also be classified as impulse purchases. Slide 9: Understanding the user Slide 10: Without addressing consumer tastes and the lack of options available to the end user; advanced search functionality will only allow users to find items from an already limited content offering faster. Slide 11: Giving an end user an exact search result related to a key word or words provided is not comprehensive enough, there has to be a ranking system to identify what the best search result for that query is. Slide 12: Many search engines on mobile also require the end user to specify not only what item they are looking for but also the content type. This process in itself is time consuming and does not better the experience for the end user. Slide 13: Mooga’s approach Slide 14: Mooga's uses a "wisdom of crowds" approach to add relevance/ranking to search results. The power of collective intelligence of all subscribers is used to determine what the top search results for a particular query should be. Slide 15: Mobile consumers want answers directly and quickly and don't have the time or the inclination to go through thousands of "relevant" results. Slide 16: This ranking algorithm continuously evolves based on the collective wisdom of all users and their historical aggregated interactions with Mooga. . Slide 17: If an end user uses a generic search term like cricket, the Mooga Ranking Algorithm determines the most relevant content for cricket irrespective of content types. These results are influenced not only by popularity but several other factors. Slide 18: Mooga iSearch has acknowledged the limitations the mobile medium creates and has been developed to maximize the use of the space available. All items searched for are in context for the end user. The result is a rapid, relevant search process and increased user satisfaction. Slide 19: Mooga iSearch has acknowledged the limitations the mobile medium creates and has been developed to maximize the use of the space available. Slide 20: This in turn ensures increased retention and a higher number of downloads. It also allows for a significantly higher number of related and relevant items to be placed within reach as a result of a search query. Slide 21: IKen Solutions, is a software product company specialized in intelligent business systems backed by hybrid Artificial Intelligence techniques, expert system, case-based reasoning, neural networks and genetic algorithms. Iken Solutions is an IIT Bombay research spin-off. Iken solutions awards: Winner TIE CANAAN entrepreneur challenge 2008. Iken has been awarded with a direct entry into the Microsoft Startup Accelerator Program 2008 Silver award for “Best Technology Innovation” at the Mobile Content Awards 2008 in London. Antonio PeñaGeneral Manager Americasantonio.pena@ikensolutions.comhttp://www.linkedin.com/in/altergaia : Antonio PeñaGeneral Manager Americasantonio.pena@ikensolutions.comhttp://www.linkedin.com/in/altergaia