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Archive for 05/2011

• Technologist can’t square circles, but we can help

  By Consult Hyperion posted 26/05/2011 at 08:12. Write a comment

  [Dave Birch] Politicians don’t know what to do about the Internet, so we need to get on and develop responsible infrastructure ourselves.

• Square’s innovation path

  By Consult Hyperion posted 25/05/2011 at 19:40. Write a comment

  [Dave Birch] What is the innovation that Square brings to retail payments?

• Could bank account numbers be portable like mobile numbers?

  By Consult Hyperion posted 23/05/2011 at 14:19. Write a comment

  [Dave Birch] Here’s an idea in response to the Independent Commission on Banking’s report.

• First live mobile NFC payment service in UK

  By Consult Hyperion posted 20/05/2011 at 09:19. Write a comment

  [Dave Birch] Today is actually a rather special day in the history of retail payments in the UK.

• Identity management is a foundation of cyberdefence

  By Consult Hyperion posted 17/05/2011 at 16:25. Write a comment

  Identity infrastructure is the first line of cyberdefence.

• What Google thinks about NFC is important

  By Consult Hyperion posted 12/05/2011 at 13:59. 2 comments

  [Dave Birch] Google made some very interesting comments about NFC yesterday, although they were a little opaque in places.

• Prepaid could be a great product, if it worked better

  By Consult Hyperion posted 11/05/2011 at 22:56. 1 comment

  [Dave Birch] Prepaid cards are a great product, but they don’t work as well as they should.

• Improving authentication in the mass market using two, three (and four?) factors

  By Consult Hyperion posted 10/05/2011 at 22:02. Write a comment

  [Dave Birch] Surely we must be getting closer to mass market two, three and perhaps even four factor authentication?

• Games are quite a serious business

  By Consult Hyperion posted 04/05/2011 at 14:21. Write a comment

  [Dave Birch] What has been happening in the world of “games” will have an impact on the real world of payments.

• The disaster in Japan has lessons for payments

  By Consult Hyperion posted 04/05/2011 at 00:51. Write a comment

  [Dave Birch] The disaster in Japan shows that some kinds of electronic payment are more resilient than others.

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