MOBILE
FINANCIAL SERVICES '08:
Opening Up The Mobile Wallet
Raritan, NJ - On July 29 & July 30, 2008 The PELORUS Group will host its 3rd Mobile Financial Services Summit. Dedicated to exploring the sweeping changes that will be triggered as mobile financial services take hold, the event will focus on why mobile banking and payments services will develop so quickly, and what banks, retailers, credit card issuers and other vested concerns should be doing to prepare for - and capitalize on - this emerging phenomenon. This exclusive conference will convene at the Four Points by Sheraton in Denver, Colorado. Leading organizations from around the world will be joining
Among the issues to be addressed:
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What is the potential for m-Payments to erode traditional payment and credit card systems?
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Why are financial institutions presently stepping forward to offer mobile banking options?
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Why is the need for business and wireless carriers to make mobile financial services increasingly available to consumers still not fully appreciated?
The PELORUS Group and an unprecedented array of industry luminaries that include Rene Babi, RBA International; Brent Bowen, Inside Contactless; Kelly Buday, Firethorn; Bruce Burke, PayZone; Chito Collins, Mobilians International; Daniel Csoka, aKos Technology; Adam Dolby, VASCO Data Security; Mike Feliciano, Tyfone; Michelle Fisher, Mobile Candy Dish; Brady Frost, CPNI; Paramjit Gill, C-SAM; Reetika Grewal, Clairmail; Kenneth Kruszka, m-Via; Barry McCarthy, First Data Mobile Solutions; Jeff McLaughlin, Monitise America; Rebecca Mann, Western Union; Oscar Munoz, Uni-Mas; Vijai Shankar, VeriSign; Jim Wells, Wellspring Consulting International; T. Jack Williams, eCommlink.
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How can new technologies such as NFC and RFID drive consumer adoption of mobile payments?
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What progress has been made by the major players to establish standards and a common ground between telecom and the financial community?
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What is the impact of mobile banking and payments on carriers, retailers, the financial industry, and companies that currently employ traditional payment systems?
This conference has been structured to provide the most intensive information flow possible: Sessions committed to helping clarify and promote strategies that reflect new market dynamics and demand; sessions that seek to clearly define the benefits - and drawbacks - of mobile banking and payments campaigns; compelling presentations whose goal is to elicit powerful insight into how the emerging opportunities will evolve, and much, much more
