Fletcher School students Matthew Herbert (Ph.D. candidate), and Elisabeth Burgess, Jacqueline Deelstra, and Jenny Heintz (M.A.L.D. candidates) ask Claire Alexandre, Senior Program Officer at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, and David Porteous, Founder and Director at Bankable Frontier Associates, what is in store for the future of mobile money.

This video shows the Q&A that followed "What is the Future of Mobile Money? 2020 Scenarios

How mobile payments will impact future of banks, banking, back end payment processing, credit card transactions and retail customer spending.

Watch as KPMG partners David Sayer, Global Head of Retail Banking, and Tudor Aw, Partner, Media and Communications, discuss the findings of the KPMG mobile payments survey and their anticipated implications for the industry.

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Osama Bedier is PayPal's VP of platform, mobile and new ventures and here we have a very interesting conversation about how payments are changing, including a demo of PayPal's new iPhone application.

"What's on the Horizon in Payments" - a quick recap of the Media Day event that happened on Thursday, September 15, 2011.

A selection of videos from the mHealth Summit 2010. Mobile Health or mHealth is the cover-all term for the use of mobile devices in healthcare. The emerging mobile platforms and the rapid progress in medical technologies are poised to trigger more accessible health services in the decade to come.

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How smartphones may be able to diagnose diseases from just a drop of blood or saliva on the screen.

The convergence of communication, GPS technology and payment systems in one device, the mobile phone, is dramatically reshaping the consumer landscape. How will this convergence of services and technologies affect advertising, content delivery and access to consumer data in markets around the world?

Mobile Internet is driving fundamental changes in the mobile industry, business, individual lifestyles and society at large. “I would not have thought that technology would change politics or democracy. But it changed the American electoral cycle, it just changed two countries and it’s not going to stop there. It’s a liberating technology,” said Paul Otellini. “So who’s going to win? Mankind is going to win.”

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