2012 Trends: Rise of E-commerce in Asia Pacific [Video]
Also, look for mobile-friendly apps and mobile optimized websites in the coming year.
Also, look for mobile-friendly apps and mobile optimized websites in the coming year.
E-commerce is already prevalent in North Asia such as Japan and South Korea but Michael Zung, senior VP and MD, digital at Bite Communications, says Southeast Asia including China and Hong Kong will step up to the game this year.
In the mobile space, iPhone and iPad will also drive marketers to create more mobile-friendly apps and mobile optimized websites. He also predicts HTML 5 will be huge.
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