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Archive for 09/2011

  • Facing up to the competition

    By Consult Hyperion posted 28/09/2011 at 17:34. Write a comment

    Facebook Credits are not an alternative to debit cards or cheques just yet, but in the future?

  • ROE on API

    By Consult Hyperion posted 27/09/2011 at 09:39. 1 comment

    Banks may have no choice but to provide APIs, especially around payments

  • Maps and road

    By Consult Hyperion posted 23/09/2011 at 14:20. Write a comment

    One thing that might help mobile payments to develop in the US is a simplified regulatory environment.

  • What’s a Grecian e-urn?

    By Consult Hyperion posted 22/09/2011 at 17:27. 1 comment

    Can technology help with the mess in Greece?

  • You’ve got to pick a pocket or two, boys

    By Consult Hyperion posted 21/09/2011 at 09:55. 3 comments

    Why is the “electronic pickpocketing” meme so firmly established when it is meaningless?

  • TV’s times

    By Consult Hyperion posted 19/09/2011 at 14:39. 1 comment

    Years ago, I underestimated the growth of mobile financial services and overestimated the growth of TV financial services.

  • Joint approaches

    By Consult Hyperion posted 14/09/2011 at 15:08. Write a comment

    In the UK, France and Germany the mobile operators are trying very different kinds of joint venture around mobile proxmity.

  • Let’s have some liability

    By Consult Hyperion posted 12/09/2011 at 12:10. 2 comments

    If the government wants the private sector to provide identity infrastructure then they need to sort out a liability model.

  • I love prepaid, but not everyone does

    By Consult Hyperion posted 09/09/2011 at 16:59. 2 comments

    We shouldn’t allow “knee-jerk” regulation to undermine the potential for prepaid instruments.

  • We don’t know whether we want real names or not

    By Consult Hyperion posted 08/09/2011 at 20:01. Write a comment

    Part of the problem with the discussion about “real names” is that neither the public nor politicians actually know what they want. Let’s get a policy together, then discuss the tactics.

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