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• Parking is a great test case for cash replacement

  By Consult Hyperion posted 28/02/2011 at 07:45. Write a comment

  [Dave Birch] Why do people insist on saying that cash is free? The simple case of car parking proves otherwise.

   

• The card fraud situation is actually improving

  By Consult Hyperion posted 25/02/2011 at 16:34. Write a comment

  [Dave Birch] I’m very optimistic about fighting card fraud: the force is with us

• We already have the cheque replacement technology

  By Consult Hyperion posted 24/02/2011 at 00:07. Write a comment

  [Dave Birch] Who on earth thinks that a cheque is a useful way to transfer money?

• Biometrics can be the right solution if you know the right problem

  By Consult Hyperion posted 23/02/2011 at 15:14. 1 comment

  [Dave Birch] Biometrics aren’t a magic bullet, but they could be a good solution to the right problem.

   

• Mobile payment and mobile banking are different and complementary

  By Consult Hyperion posted 23/02/2011 at 03:40. Write a comment

  [Dave Birch] Mobile payments are not mobile banking, but they are good for it.

   

• More on the debate about whether consumers will pay for m-payments

  By Consult Hyperion posted 21/02/2011 at 14:58. Write a comment

  [Dave Birch] Whether consumers say that they will pay for m-payments or not, they will.

• Mobile World Congress indicates NFC moving to mass market

  By Consult Hyperion posted 19/02/2011 at 00:19. Write a comment

  [Dave Birch] What’s wrong with making the cost of payments explicit, provided cash is included in the mix.

   

• Smart meters will need smart identity

  By Consult Hyperion posted 17/02/2011 at 13:37. Write a comment

  [Dave Birch] We need to be just as rigorous in thinking about the future of machine identity as about the future of personal identity.

   

• Mobile payments will be huge, whatever the public say

  By Consult Hyperion posted 16/02/2011 at 23:30. 1 comment

  [Dave Birch] There’s no point asking the public about new payment products, they have no idea. Mobile payments will be huge, no matter what they say.

   

• Pricing and payment preferences

  By Consult Hyperion posted 15/02/2011 at 11:57. Write a comment

  [Dave Birch] What’s wrong with making the cost of payments explicit, provided cash is included in the mix.

   

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