Consorteum Holdings, Inc. (CSRH) Offers Technological Edge for Smoother, Faster Mobile Experience
- More than 100 billion mobile apps downloaded worldwide in 2017
- Four out of five small businesses will be “fully adapted” to the cloud by 2020
- UMI platform offers innovative expertise to optimize multi-channel marketing in all market sectors of fintech space
- Total e-commerce sales expected to reach more than $4 trillion in 2020, representing more than 14 percent of total retail spending
Software development and mobile solutions company Consorteum Holdings, Inc. (OTC: CSRH), a specialist in the delivery of complex mobile solutions for a diverse client base, has the capability to deliver a uniquely flexible Universal Mobile Interface™ (“UMI”) for a variety of sectors, including e-commerce, banking, mobile entertainment, social media, compliance gaming and other mobile-based platforms.
Developed by one of Consorteum’s wholly owned subsidiaries – 359 Mobile Inc. – the UMI platform is state-of-the-art, using advanced data analytics, top-of-the-line security and automated management systems designed to integrate any stream of data onto mobile devices, regardless of the operating system. Designed with open APIs, which can be re-engineered to suit the individual needs of any business, Consorteum’s flagship product supports the development of mobile-based applications and delivers a content-rich mobile experience to end users (http://nnw.fm/5Kfth).
Consumers have fallen in love with their smart mobile devices, as numerous industry reports point out, and spend more time than ever on their devices. In a report by Statista, the estimated number of mobile phone users around the globe ballooned to five billion people in 2017, with mobile subscriptions poised to outnumber the world’s population by 2020 (http://nnw.fm/V4cQZ). A substantial number of consumers around the world used their smart devices to make mobile payments to the tune of more than $700 billion in 2017, an article in Entrepreneur states (http://nnw.fm/3wEFd).
Companies that want to successfully make the transition to this brave new world – where consumers want enriching experiences and expect to receive them from their interactions with online businesses – will find UMI’s cutting edge technology the perfect solution. Consorteum’s UMI platform provides a full-service approach for mobile strategies that strengthens connections to consumers and allows for a personalized experience. At the Mobile World Congress 2018, held earlier this year in Barcelona, Spain, much of the discussions reportedly centered on “the customer experience and just how far you can go with mobile devices and technology,” an article in Forbes states (http://nnw.fm/ojQ9s).
Consorteum’s UMI platform, which also allows cross operating system development to support all mobile devices while addressing the complex and highly regulated needs of the mobile fintech industry, is strategically positioned to help clients bridge the mobile and online divide (http://nnw.fm/MPf7Q).
For more information, visit the company’s website at www.Consorteum.com
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- More than 100 billion mobile apps downloaded worldwide in 2017
- Four out of five small businesses will be “fully adapted” to the cloud by 2020
- UMI platform offers innovative expertise to optimize multi-channel marketing in all market sectors of fintech space
- Total e-commerce sales expected to reach more than $4 trillion in 2020, representing more than 14 percent of total retail spending
Software development and mobile solutions company Consorteum Holdings, Inc. (OTC: CSRH), a specialist in the delivery of complex mobile solutions for a diverse client base, has the capability to deliver a uniquely flexible Universal Mobile Interface™ (“UMI”) for a variety of sectors, including e-commerce, banking, mobile entertainment, social media, compliance gaming and other mobile-based platforms.
Developed by one of Consorteum’s wholly owned subsidiaries – 359 Mobile Inc. – the UMI platform is state-of-the-art, using advanced data analytics, top-of-the-line security and automated management systems designed to integrate any stream of data onto mobile devices, regardless of the operating system. Designed with open APIs, which can be re-engineered to suit the individual needs of any business, Consorteum’s flagship product supports the development of mobile-based applications and delivers a content-rich mobile experience to end users (http://nnw.fm/5Kfth).
Consumers have fallen in love with their smart mobile devices, as numerous industry reports point out, and spend more time than ever on their devices. In a report by Statista, the estimated number of mobile phone users around the globe ballooned to five billion people in 2017, with mobile subscriptions poised to outnumber the world’s population by 2020 (http://nnw.fm/V4cQZ). A substantial number of consumers around the world used their smart devices to make mobile payments to the tune of more than $700 billion in 2017, an article in Entrepreneur states (http://nnw.fm/3wEFd).
Companies that want to successfully make the transition to this brave new world – where consumers want enriching experiences and expect to receive them from their interactions with online businesses – will find UMI’s cutting edge technology the perfect solution. Consorteum’s UMI platform provides a full-service approach for mobile strategies that strengthens connections to consumers and allows for a personalized experience. At the Mobile World Congress 2018, held earlier this year in Barcelona, Spain, much of the discussions reportedly centered on “the customer experience and just how far you can go with mobile devices and technology,” an article in Forbes states (http://nnw.fm/ojQ9s).
Consorteum’s UMI platform, which also allows cross operating system development to support all mobile devices while addressing the complex and highly regulated needs of the mobile fintech industry, is strategically positioned to help clients bridge the mobile and online divide (http://nnw.fm/MPf7Q).
For more information, visit the company’s website at www.Consorteum.com
Please see full disclaimers on the NetworkNewsWire website applicable to all content provided by NNW, wherever published or re-published: http://NNW.fm/Disclaimer
