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Lessons in business model development from early mobile Internet services in Japan

Toshihiko Yamakami

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The author summarizes the lessons learned in the 6-year evolution in the mobile Internet business development in Japan. The lessons about telephony/Internet service development characteristics, a spiral service evolution pattern, and mobile content business model development are studied from a retrospective view on the mobile business evolution. Based on the basic mobile interaction model, the author describes implications for the future mobile business model development.

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Key concepts: Mobile business development, Business model, The Internet, Mobile telephony, Mobile computing, Computer science, Mobile internet, Mobile Web