Publications

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2017
K R, G K, W O, T O, T O. "Firefly Algorithm based Power Control in Wireless TV White Space Network."; 2017.
2015
K NA, k litondo, Omwansa T. "A Theoretical Review of Mobile Commerce Success determinants."; 2015.
2014
T O. Cloud Computing in Kenya: A 2013 Baseline Survey.; 2014.
T. O, T. W. "The Impact of Pure Mobile Micro-financing on the Poor: Kenya’s Musoni Experience. Institute for Money, Technology and Financial Inclusion."; 2014.
T. O, I. L, T. W. "The Influence of Trust and Risk in Behavioral Intention to Adopt Mobile Financial Services among the Poor."; 2014.
2013
Sullivan N, Omwansa T. "Prepaid & Pay-as-you-go Models for Asset Financing.". In: Extreme Inclusion. Boston, USA; 2013.prepaid_nicholas_sullivan_and_tonny_omwansa.pdf
Omwansa T. Implementing mobile money innovations to deepen financial inclusion: Lessons from successful innovations in Kenya.; 2013.
P M, T O. Lattice-based Metaphor for Visualizing Disassembled Executable Code. International Journal of Applied Information Systems.; 2013.
Omwansa T, Waema T, Chen C, Sullivan N. Mobile phone as the tool to redefine Savings for the poor: Evidence from Kenya.; 2013.
Omwansa TK, Sullivan NP. "Prepaid & Pay-as-you-go Models for Asset Financing Analysis of Mobile-Money Business Models for Kickstart (irrigation pumps) and M-KOPA (solar panels) in Kenya.". 2013. AbstractPrepaid & Pay-as-you-go Models for Asset Financing Analysis of Mobile-Money Business Models for Kickstart (irrigation pumps) and

Acceptance of the prepaid airtime model-along with the emergence of mobile money-sets the foundation for new business models that allow innovative financing for people living on irregular incomes or with an aversion to credit. The new pay-in-advance (prepaid) or pay-as-you-go models are electronic hybrids of oldfashioned savings and credit plans-but mobile-money systems give sellers and lenders the ability to collect millions of frequent micro-payments, which is impractical with manual or cash systems. The key to prepaid models is their flexibility-you buy (or pay down or pay forward) what you can afford when you want, with no pressure to buy more or adhere to a fixed payment schedule. In all, this nascent model suggests that it might be possible to scale new and innovative products much faster, with a highly efficient system of financing, than has been possible before.

Omwansa T, Kelly T. Understanding “Foregoing” Behavior at the Base of the Pyramid in Kenya.; 2013.
2012
Isaiah L, Tonny O, Timothy W. Application of Technology Acceptance M odel (TAM) in M - Banking Adoption in Kenya. Vol. 6.; 2012.
Mas I, Omwansa T. A Close Look at Safaricom’s M-Shwari : Mobile, yes, but how ‘cool’ is it for customers?.; 2012.
Omwansa T. In Kenya, microfinance is going mobile – Part 1.; 2012.
Omwansa TK. M-PESA, Airtel Money or Orange Money? This is why BoP customers choose one rather than the other.; 2012.
Omwansa TK. Modelling adoption of mobile money by the poo in Nairobi, Kenya. Nairobi: University of Nairobi; 2012.
Tonny O, Nicholas S. Money, Real Quick: Kenya's Disruptive Mobile Money Innovation. London: Guardian; 2012.
2011
Omwansa TK. M-PESA: Progress and Prospects.; 2011.innov-gsma-omwansa.pdf
2009
Omwansa TK. M-PESA: Progress and Prospects Innovations Case Discussion: M-PESA.; 2009.
2008
Omwansa T. Africa Ripe for Tele Banking.; 2008.

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