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ARTICLE · 14 FEBRUARY 2011

Consumer Trends In Mobile Commerce: A Canadian View

In the past five years, there has been a dramatic shift in how consumers integrate the internet and mobile technology into their daily lives.

CanadaStrategy

This article was previously published in e-finance & payments, law & policy.

Surveys conducted in Canada have revealed that although consumers are increasingly adopting mobile channels to make payments, security and privacy are still major concerns. Dan Petirs, Senior Consultant at KPMG, examines how Canadian consumers relate to the mobile platform.

In the past five years, there has been a dramatic shift in how consumers integrate the internet and mobile technology into their daily lives. Within this timeframe, consumers in Canada and around the globe have increased their willingness to use their mobile phones for financial transactions and have become more open to receiving ads in return for something of value to them. Research has shown that consumers are increasingly willing to accept targeted personally identifiable information (PII)- based advertising in exchange for lower cost or free services and content. There is also a growing willingness across all age

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