Creating a Tipping Point for M-Banking
by John Owens
Dec 2, 2008
1 min
The note examines why the take-up of m-banking services has often been slower than anticipated, and highlights the importance of financial education programmes.
The note examines why the take-up of m-banking services has often been slower than anticipated, and highlights the importance of financial education programmes. Using Malcolm Gladwell’s book “The Tipping Point: How Little Things Can Make a Big Difference,” this note describes three agents of change that create tipping points in the spread of various mobile financial services: strategic alliances/ partnerships and marketing agents; branding and building on initial uses of m-banking services; and the power of context – the customer value proposition.
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