
Corfire office in London
Mobile technology solutions provider CorFire is opening an office in London to support customer service and business development efforts in the U.K. and throughout Europe (view press release). CorFire, the mobile commerce business of SK C&C USA with over ten years of experience providing mobile commerce solutions in South Korea, hopes to service the growing market in Europe by delivering secure, comprehensive technology to all the players in the mobile ecosystem.
A recent report by Forrester Research indicates that 6.8%of all European web sales will stem from mobile phones and mobile commerce sales will exceed $23billion by 2017.
Dr Jae H Chung, president and CEO of CorFire said: “Mobile payments adoption in North America and Europe is beginning to take off as smartphones become an increasingly integral part of our lives. CorFire’s expansion across borders demonstrates our commitment and dedication to equipping mobile network operators, merchants and banks around the world with the solutions they need to easily and conveniently deliver the mobile lifestyle to their customers.”
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