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We did not take time to read earlier seeking alpha article on MIMV....Interesting as it relates to MIMV
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Microsoft and Mimvi (MIMV) Partnership Grows More Important Every Day
By Tobin Smith |
http://www.nbtequitiesresearch.com/report/microsoft-and-mimvi-mimv-partnership-grows-more-important-every-day
Excerpt:
Lately, Microsoft's has partnered with the likes of Facebook (FB), Barnes and Noble (BKS), Yelp (YELP) and Yahoo (YHOO).
One interesting investment has gone largely un-noticed though, and that's with a company called Mimvi (MIMV.OB): a mobile search technology company, that has developed a tool to help Windows Phone 8 users discover phone apps they are looking for. It works like this:
Have you ever gone looking for an app on your mobile device only to be disappointed you couldn't find it? I have and it's very frustrating. With over 775,000 apps for iOS users (iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch) and over 675,000 apps for Android users, you can probably see why it's a growing problem. The pace of new app development is mind-boggling and the problem searching for the best and most popular app in the app stores is getting worse. That's where Mimvi comes into play. According to their website:
The best part about this search technology is that Mimvi just filed a patent on January 21, 2013 for it's mobile app discovery technology. You can read more about it here: "Mimvi Files New Patent for Mobile App Discovery."
Regarding the other news:
Mimvi Introduces New B2B Division, LaunchPad, to Address the Enterprise Mobile RevolutionPR Newswire(Mon 9:00AM EST)
SUNNYVALE, Calif., Feb. 25, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Mimvi, Inc. (MIMV), a mobile discovery technology company based in Sunnyvale, CA, announced the formation of its business-to-business division, LaunchPad.
Mimvi LaunchPad has been established to address growing corporate interest in Mimvi's search and discovery technology, spanning the world's mobile apps and content.
The new division provides organizations the resources, expertise and technology to facilitate their mobile visions.
Helping companies migrate their businesses into the mobile world is a meaningful core purpose. According to recent Cisco research, by the end of this year there will be more mobile devices than people on Earth. Moreover, research by Google indicates that if a company's online presence is not optimized for mobile devices, 79% of people will not return.
Mimvi's CEO, Michael Poutre, shared his thoughts on the driving forces behind the Company's latest division: "Enterprise demand for our technology and services has been tremendous. We are entering a time where everyone will be reliant on their smart devices across all walks of life. In 2012, U.S. smartphone penetration reached 44%. Businesses across all verticals recognize the need to address this growing market, and figure out ways to monetize it."
Aside from the strategic need for organizations to serve their consumers through mobile channels, there is another revolution taking place in the form of mobile business apps. Research by Strategy Analytics has revealed there will be more than 200 million workers using mobile business apps in 2013. The mobile business app market, which includes collaboration, productivity and process apps, was worth $25 billion in 2012. This figure is expected to double by 2017.
Poutre went on to comment about the evolving role of mobile technology in the enterprise arena: "Companies are starting to understand the importance of mobile discovery technology in their efforts to extend the reach of their brands, and in turn realize untapped revenue streams. Mimvi is the only company today that offers intuitive, context-based recommendations for mobile apps. We haven't even scratched the surface of this market opportunity."
Poutre continued, "To put the mobile opportunity into context, according to Juniper Research, retailers alone are expected to spend $55 billion per year every year through 2015 on their mobile marketing efforts. As technology and consumer adoption evolves, the market potential is truly exciting."
One interesting investment has gone largely un-noticed though, and that's with a company called Mimvi (MIMV.OB): a mobile search technology company, that has developed a tool to help Windows Phone 8 users discover phone apps they are looking for. It works like this:
Have you ever gone looking for an app on your mobile device only to be disappointed you couldn't find it? I have and it's very frustrating. With over 775,000 apps for iOS users (iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch) and over 675,000 apps for Android users, you can probably see why it's a growing problem. The pace of new app development is mind-boggling and the problem searching for the best and most popular app in the app stores is getting worse. That's where Mimvi comes into play. According to their website:
In layman's terms, when you search for apps, you will find exactly what you are looking for. This may not seem like a big deal to you or me but to Microsoft, it is a pretty big deal. So big that Microsoft made an unspecified investment in Mimvi back in September of 2012. The nature of the relationship consists of Mimvi "developing a number of products and services to complement Windows Phone 8 apps." You can read more about the relationship here: "Microsoft Buys Into Mimvi To Help Show You Windows Phone Apps.""Mimvi's core technology is based on personalization algorithms, proprietary mobile app search, and recommendations algorithms. Heady stuff. Simply put, no other search technology targets and delivers relevant mobile app, mobile content and mobile products in the same way."
The best part about this search technology is that Mimvi just filed a patent on January 21, 2013 for it's mobile app discovery technology. You can read more about it here: "Mimvi Files New Patent for Mobile App Discovery."
Regarding the other news:
Mimvi LaunchPad has been established to address growing corporate interest in Mimvi's search and discovery technology, spanning the world's mobile apps and content.
The new division provides organizations the resources, expertise and technology to facilitate their mobile visions.
Helping companies migrate their businesses into the mobile world is a meaningful core purpose. According to recent Cisco research, by the end of this year there will be more mobile devices than people on Earth. Moreover, research by Google indicates that if a company's online presence is not optimized for mobile devices, 79% of people will not return.
Mimvi's CEO, Michael Poutre, shared his thoughts on the driving forces behind the Company's latest division: "Enterprise demand for our technology and services has been tremendous. We are entering a time where everyone will be reliant on their smart devices across all walks of life. In 2012, U.S. smartphone penetration reached 44%. Businesses across all verticals recognize the need to address this growing market, and figure out ways to monetize it."
Aside from the strategic need for organizations to serve their consumers through mobile channels, there is another revolution taking place in the form of mobile business apps. Research by Strategy Analytics has revealed there will be more than 200 million workers using mobile business apps in 2013. The mobile business app market, which includes collaboration, productivity and process apps, was worth $25 billion in 2012. This figure is expected to double by 2017.
Poutre went on to comment about the evolving role of mobile technology in the enterprise arena: "Companies are starting to understand the importance of mobile discovery technology in their efforts to extend the reach of their brands, and in turn realize untapped revenue streams. Mimvi is the only company today that offers intuitive, context-based recommendations for mobile apps. We haven't even scratched the surface of this market opportunity."
Poutre continued, "To put the mobile opportunity into context, according to Juniper Research, retailers alone are expected to spend $55 billion per year every year through 2015 on their mobile marketing efforts. As technology and consumer adoption evolves, the market potential is truly exciting."
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Monitor PLSB for psychological @ 1 following runup to 1.50...
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Pennies:
BMSN back above .01 earlier.....keeps acting up...ran to .016 last week....notice how it keeps teetering .01
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LUXR tripling
| LUXR | 09:33am EST | 0.042 | 0.01 | +18.31% | 46,700 |
Recall PSID pickup mention last week on licensing deal news.....acting up again.....Ongoing support around .02
| PSID | 09:30am EST | 0.0238 | 0.0032 | 15.53% | 47,053 |
| VSUL | 09:32am EST | 0.1350 | 0.0050 | 3.85% | 45,000 |
MIMV getting a lift @ the getgo.....
| MIMV | 0.295 | +0.025 | +9.26 | 28,095 |
| Mimvi Introduces New B2B Division, LaunchPad, to Address the Enterprise Mobile Revolution PR Newswire09:00am EST Mimvi LaunchPad has been established to address growing corporate interest in Mimvi's search and discovery technology, spanning the world's mobile apps and content. | ||
| Sunday February 24, 2013 | ||
| Microsoft And The Raiders Of The Lost App at Seeking Alpha10:54am EST One interesting investment has gone largely un-noticed though, and that's with a company called Mimvi (MIMV.OB): a mobile search technology company, that has developed a tool to help Windows Phone 8 users discover phone apps they are looking for. It works like this: Have you ever gone looking for an app on your mobile device only to be disappointed you couldn't find it? I have and it's very frustrating. With over 775,000 apps for iOS users (iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch) and over 675,000 apps for Android users, you can probably see why it's a growing problem. The pace of new app development is mind-boggling and the problem searching for the best and most popular app in the app stores is getting worse. That's where Mimvi comes into play. According to their website: In layman's terms, when you search for apps, you will find exactly what you are looking for. This may not seem like a big deal to you or me but to Microsoft, it is a pretty big deal. So big that Microsoft made an unspecified investment in Mimvi back in September of 2012. The nature of the relationship consists of Mimvi "developing a number of products and services to complement Windows Phone 8 apps." You can read more about the relationship here: "Microsoft Buys Into Mimvi To Help Show You Windows Phone Apps.""Mimvi's core technology is based on personalization algorithms, proprietary mobile app search, and recommendations algorithms. Heady stuff. Simply put, no other search technology targets and delivers relevant mobile app, mobile content and mobile products in the same way." The best part about this search technology is that Mimvi just filed a patent on January 21, 2013 for it's mobile app discovery technology. You can read more about it here: "Mimvi Files New Patent for Mobile App Discovery." | ||
Rebuilding after giving up all of runup to .064 back to .03.....Recall bullish NBT Equities article that sparked the run...
| VELA | 0.038 | +0.0005 | +1.33 |
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