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Conference Documentation: Contactless Cards

Product Type: Market Research Report
Published by: SMI Publishing, Ltd
Published: June 2006
Product Code: R215-284
Description
Contactless Cards 2006 will examine the rapidly growing market for contactless cards. It will provide an overview of the current market around the world, focussing on Europe, with presentations spanning the wide range of sectors in which contactless cards are being developed and employed. Convenience is the key. The event will include detailed case studies by leading industry players on the latest opportunities, technologies and challenges within the market, including the transport systems, operator networks, payment applications and passports and ID.

By attending this conference you will hear from key experts including:
  • Guido Mangiagalli, Head of New Channels, Visa Europe
  • Dr Toni Merschen, Group Head, Chip, MasterCard International
  • Rae Merlet, Director, Emerging Payments, American Express
  • Jay Walder, Managing Director, Finance and Planning, Transport for London
  • Greg Garback, Executive Financial Officer, Washington (DC) Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA)
  • Benedicte Overgaard, Project Manager IT and Development, NSB Norwegian Railway Company
  • Michel Barjansky, Head of Business Development IT Department, RATP
  • Peter Preuss, Head of Strategy and New Business Development, Rhein-Main-Verkehrsverbund
  • Laurent Jullien, Director of Contactless Services, Bouygues Telecom
  • Senior Representative, NTT Do Co Mo
Why you should attend:
  • Payment applications - hear about current developments and progressions in the contactless cards market
  • Security and safety - understanding the safety and security issues and how to design secure systems
  • Passports and ID - discover the latest developments in the passport systems
  • Technological advancements- identify the progressions made within the industry
  • Case studies - ascertain the current successes and upcoming projects within the transportation and communication sectors
Table of Contents
Day 1




8.30 Registration & Coffee




9.00 Chairman's Opening Remarks

Ms Annich McIntosh, Editor, Card World & Fraud Watch.

Mr Liam McLoughlin, Deputy Editor, C & M Publications.




9.10 VISA CONTACTLESS

Progression in the contactless cards market


Cards and phones - latest developments at Visa

Visa Contactless - how the card works

Visa smart breakthrough programme - including a new contactless chip solution - its progression in the market

Benefits of Visa Contactless

Where is Visa heading?


Mr Guido Mangiagalli, Head of New Channels, Visa Europe.




9.50 MASTERCARDS PAYPASS - THE EASIER WAY TO PAY

A global update


Speed and convenience excite consumers and merchants

Global interoperability enables consistent deployments across the globe

Combination of EMV based pre-authorised and PayPass efficiently addresses the low-value payment opportunity


Dr Toni Merschen, Group Head, Chip, MasterCard International.




10.30 Morning Coffee




11.00 CONTACTLESS ADOPTION

AXP Perspectives


Marketplace momentum - US and International

Drivers behind the merchant "pull" for contactless payments

Overcoming potential customer adoption barriers

Overcoming potential customer adoption barriers vercoming potential customer adoption barriers

Unique requirements in the world of contactless payments

Marketplace momentum - US and International

Drivers behind the merchant "pull" for contactless payments

Overcoming potential customer adoption barriers

Overcoming potential customer adoption barriers vercoming potential customer adoption barriers

Unique requirements in the world of contactless payments


Rae Merlet, Director, Emerging Markets, American Express.




11.40 PANEL DISCUSSION - HOW SAFE ARE THE NEW CONTACTLESS SYSTEMS?

Security and fraud issues


Security issues involving the contactless cards - crucial concern for consumers?

What’s being done to counter the security issues?

Key elements of a fraud prevention strategy for contactless cards

Meeting consumer demands for less intrusion and protection against identity theft


Counter measures

Mr Randy Vanderhoof, Executive Director, Smart Card Alliance.

Dr Toni Merschen, Group Head, Chip, MasterCard International.

Mr Chris Shire, Business Development Manager, Infineon Technologies.




12.20 Networking Lunch




1.40 CONTACTLESS SMART CARDS, READERS AND INFRASTRUCTURE

Designing secure systems


Attacks on security: case studies

The RFID interface: eavesdropping and skimming

The system review

Design rules for secure systems


Dr Peter Kronegger, CTO, ACG Identification Technologies.




2.20 IMPROVING TRAVEL SECURITY AND PASSENGER CONVENIENCE USING CONTACTLESS TECHNOLOGIES


Increased security checks at airports cause delays and frustration

Risk can be lowered with better understanding of traveller identity

Contactless ID technology pervades the airline industry - RFID baggage tags, e-passports, ID cards

Is it possible to improve security, privacy and convenience for passengers and the industry?

This presentation looks at trends in border management, new technologies and opportunities for these improvements


Mr Paul McKeown, Customs, Ports and Border Management Executive, IBM.




3.00 Afternoon Tea




3.20 DEVELOPMENT OF CONTACTLESS TECHNOLOGY


Progressions made within the industry

New technologies for contactless systems

RFID tags and contactless smart card technology

Comparing and contrasting applications and technologies

The intersection of security, convenience and speed

How RFID is reshaping the card market


Mr Randy Vanderhoof, Executive Director, Smart Card Alliance.

Mr Willy Dommen, Principle, Booz Allen Hamilton.




4.00 ENHANCING THE CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE OF CONTACTLESS CARDS THROUGH MOBILE TECHNOLOGY


Electronic receipts for transactions on mobile phones

Enhancing the brand value with the customer

An example solution


Mr Deon van Heerden, Managing Director, Clickatell.




4.35 CONTACTLESS CARDS

An analysis of key drivers from the world markets and the industry


Comparison of chipcard IC technologies and their influence on the business case and transaction costs

Cost considerations of the technology, a choice of convenience, performance balanced with security

What are the market requirements from the financial and identity sectors, and what is their future influence?

What is the outlook for other formats and interfaces? Will it be cards, tokens, key fobs, or mobile phones?

Interoperability: the influence of standards and how to mitigate hazards encountered during a product lifecycle

Technology roadmaps: is the contact card facing extinction?


Mr Chris Shire, Business Development Manager, Infineon Technologies.




5.10 FULFILLING THE POTENTIAL OF RADIO FREQUENCY TECHNOLOGY


Hype vs adoption in contactless applications: a reality check

Thinking outside the wallet

Responsibility to consumers


Mr Shawn Rogers, Director, RFID Secure Products, Texas Instruments.




5.55 Chairman’s Closing Remarks and Close of Day One




Day 2




8.30 Registration & Coffee




9.00 Chairman's Opening Remarks

Ms Connie Penn, Managing Director, Kilrush Consultancy Ltd.




9.10 A GLOBAL VIEW OF CONTACTLESS PAYMENT

Global market trends for contactless payment



- Different approaches of the payment schemes: qVSDC vs PayPass M/Chip (M/Flex), VISA MSD vs PayPass Mag-Stripe

- Develop new areas for Banking cards: Payment+Transport, Payment within mobile devices (NFC), Entering card based payment in the low value payment area


Standard offerings in the contactless payment market



- Antenna designs

- new form factors


Contactless payment solutions for the mass market


- StarCL

- StarDC

- SmartCafe Expert 3.1

- Personalization Capabilities

- Instand issuance


Contactless payment solution for the premium market



- NFC

- OTA


Establishment of infrastructure for contactless payment


- Different approaches of the payment schemes: qVSDC vs PayPass M/Chip (M/Flex), VISA MSD vs PayPass Mag-Stripe

- Develop new areas for Banking cards: Payment+Transport, Payment within mobile devices (NFC), Entering card based payment in the low value payment area




Standard offerings in the contactless payment market



- Antenna designs

- new form factors


Contactless payment solutions for the mass market



- StarCL

- StarDC

- SmartCafe Expert 3.1

- Personalization Capabilities

- Instand issuance



Contactless payment solution for the premium market



- NFC

- OTA


Establishment of infrastructure for contactless payment


Standard offerings in the contactless payment market

- Antenna designs

- new form factors



Contactless payment solutions for the mass market


- StarCL

- StarDC

- SmartCafe Expert 3.1

- Personalization Capabilities

- Instand issuance


Contactless payment solution for the premium market



- NFC

- OTA


Establishment of infrastructure for contactless payment


Contactless payment solutions for the mass market


- StarCL

- StarDC

- SmartCafe Expert 3.1

- Personalization Capabilities

- Instand issuance


Contactless payment solution for the premium market



- NFC

- OTA


Establishment of infrastructure for contactless payment


- StarCL

- StarDC

- SmartCafe Expert 3.1

- Personalization Capabilities

- Instand issuance


Contactless payment solution for the premium market



- NFC

- OTA


Establishment of infrastructure for contactless payment



Contactless payment solution for the premium market



- NFC

- OTA


Establishment of infrastructure for contactless payment


- NFC

- OTA


Establishment of infrastructure for contactless payment

Establishment of infrastructure for contactless payment







9.50 EVERYBODY WINS

Convenience for customers; lower cost for Transport for London


Making public transport more accessible

Supporting Mayoral public transport objectives

Operating more efficiently

Looking ahead to the Olympics


Mr Jay Walder, Managing Director, Finance and Planning, Transport for London.




10.30 Morning Coffee




11.00 THE EVOLVING US MARKETPLACE FOR CONTACTLESS SMART CARDS


Contactless smart cards in public transport deployments

Emergence of contactless bank cards; market impact

Gap analysis for bank cards in transit, US test cases underway

Plastic as a substitution for cash in transport applications

Responding and re-tooling for market convergence


Mr Gregory Garback, Executive Officer, Division of Finance, Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority.




11.40 MOBILE TERMINALS FOR TICKET SALES

Electronic ticketing system for the Norwegian Railway Company


The need for a new ticketing system

Ergonomic and technical requirements for sales inside the train

The solution involving a consumer PDA


Mr Benedicte Overgaard, Project Manager IT and Development, NSB Norwegian Railway Company.




12.20 Networking Lunch




1.50 PUBLIC TRANSPORT: FROM CARD ISSUERS TO APPLICATION OWNERS

The end of the transport smart cards


Do we really need to issue cards?

Business aspects

The rise of java and multi-application

The advent of media platform

The end of smart cards "splendid isolation"


Michel Barjansky, Head Business Development, IT Department, RATP.




2.30 ITSO - THE INDUSTRY STANDARD

The latest view of where ITSO is at within the industry


A short recap on ITSO’s reason to be

Why ITSO certification is necessary

The state of scheme implementations

ITSO and the rest of the world


Mr Peter Stoddart, Head of Marketing, ITSO.




3.10 Afternoon Tea




3.40 RFID ENABLED CELL PHONE, MULTI SERVICES TECHNOLOGY WHICH COULD CHANGE OUR LIFE


Why mobile operators will propose contactless handsets

What are the key factors for success?

What will be the first application in Europe and why?

Is technology ready?


Mr Laurent Jullien, Director of Contactless Systems, Bouygues Telecom.




4.20 MOBILE TICKETING

Changes and limits


Results of the NFC ticketing pilot Hanau (Germany)

First steps in commercial roll-out of NFC ticketing

JAVA ticketing at RMV

Migrating mobile and smart card ticketing


Mr Peter Preuss, Head of Strategy & New Business Development, Rhein-Main Verkehsverbund (RMV).




5.00 Chairman’s Closing Remarks and Close of Conference

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