Mobile Devices -Challenges for marketing

Authors

  • Ricardo Costa Centro Universitario Ítalo Brasileño, UNIITALO (Brazil)
  • Márcia Furtado Avanza Centro Universitario Ítalo Brasileño, UNIITALO (Brazil)
  • Wesley Pinheiro Centro Universitario Ítalo Brasileño, UNIITALO (Brazil) http://orcid.org/0000-0003-1935-5701

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.25029/od.2012.19.2

Keywords:

Marketing, Mobility, Relationship, Technology and Communication

Abstract

The new millennium brought with it the advancement of digital technologies providing the link between people through computers, mobile phones and televisions, thanks to digital connections. You can communicate, research, study, buy and sell, entertain and relate to, creating a society by means of mobile devices. Analyzing this scenario presents the proposition of virtual context as a society, where people cultivate their habits, behaviors and values, creating a space for interactive communication. In this context of relationships, citizens across the universe are provided by mobile devices, creating new forms of relationships with commercial purposes.

Author Biographies

Ricardo Costa, Centro Universitario Ítalo Brasileño, UNIITALO (Brazil)

Researcher at the Public Opinion, Political Marketing and Electoral Behavior Research Group at UFMG, Coordinator of the Market Research Center at the Centro Universitário Ítalo Brasileiro (UNIÍTALO), São Paulo, Brazil.

Márcia Furtado Avanza, Centro Universitario Ítalo Brasileño, UNIITALO (Brazil)

Researcher at the Market Research Center of the Centro Universitário Ítalo Brasileiro (UNIÍTALO), São Paulo, Brazil.

Wesley Pinheiro, Centro Universitario Ítalo Brasileño, UNIITALO (Brazil)

Researcher at the Public Opinion, Political Marketing and Electoral Behavior Research Group at UFMG, Researcher at the Market Research Center at the Centro Universitário Ítalo Brasileiro (UNIÍTALO), São Paulo, Brazil.

Published

2012-02-03

How to Cite

Costa, R., Furtado Avanza, M., & Pinheiro, W. (2012). Mobile Devices -Challenges for marketing. Obra Digital, (2), 6–13. https://doi.org/10.25029/od.2012.19.2