Chairman: André-Jacques SELEZNEFF, Associate Consultant - HBCC PARTNERS

After a slower start than initially anticipated by its promoters, Mobile Payment seems to have found a new breath. Conditions for its broad deployment are becoming more concrete each day. A panel of selected experts will explain what is to be expected from all this, in the day-to-day life.

Chairman: Don MALLOY, CEO - OATH

Information flow and web based transactions continue to be the target of cyber criminals, the number of and size of data breaches continue to grow leading to millions of losses each year. This evolution of business flow and need for authentication while conducting secure transactions will be discussed along with the convergence of physical access. These trends will impact the structure of a company’s IT organization.

Chairman: François BRION, Consultant - ATOS WORLDLINE

An outline of the SEPA for cards is appearing with publication of the SEPA Cards Standardisation Volume, of EPAS, FAST, CAS specifications … What the 2015’s POS terminal will look like? Which requirements will apply at this time? Which enhancements the manufacturers will bring to terminals? Will the products proposed all across Europe be similar?

The aim of this educational conference is to grasp the real use, development and life cycle of a product or technology. Four topics will be covered throughout the day in talks by specialists, providing an opportunity to get a clearer picture of the problems relating to cards and/or identification.

Chairman: Jean-Pierre DELESSE, CEO - RHEALTYS

Consumers and Citizens are definitively looking for more convenience and simplicity in their everyday life, with secure and personalized tools to protect their interaction with the digital world. The purpose of this conference about the Internet of Things is to look at the current state of art in term of technologies, to review what will be the main challenges and to anticipate what will be needed to satisfy the expectations of billions of Consumers and Citizens.

Chairman: Aglaé EMELIEN, Consultant - Aglaé EMELIEN Conseil

Ambition of contactless payment is from now on massive roll-out during the next 5 years for transactions below Euros 20. Contactless payment via the NFC technology promise new services and saving time for users. The focus is on security, clients experience and business case but one major challenge remains to coordinate the acquiring roll-out beside the issuing advanced activities.

Chairman: André GRISSONNANCHE, CEO - EXENSE

This session will address the major to-day’s issues regarding security of smart supports. It will be organized according to two leading themes: new threats and new countermeasures, on one side; and new and innovative applications of smart supports in the domain of IT security, dematerialization of transactions and digital identity, on the other side.

Chairman: Hervé PIERRE, General Secretary - SIMAlliance

Today’s universal integrated circuit cards (UICC) or most commonly called SIM cards are truly IP-connected cryptographic devices. The conference will highlight the vital role played by the UICC or SIM card in today’s converged & open world of mobile services. It will also highlight the evolution of the Industry in its working approach (Open Source) and in technology (SCWS, LTE).

Chairman: Gérard DE MOURA, Executive Director - GALITT

EMV is mature and issuers are offering multiple EMV-based services on a single card. Mass transit authorities have been successful with contactless cards and are now expanding their services. And NFC is pushing mobile services to be combined on new handsets. However the challenges for ease of use and consumer adoption are still there...

Chairman: Philippe GAUTIER, CEO - BUSINESS2ANY

The development of both sensor technologies (RFID, GPS, NFC ...) and mobile ones (3G M2M ...) raises many opportunities for a new type of applications, which integrate «smart objects». The objects thus become capable of making decisions in the control of processes, monitoring their own behaviour or assist human users. In the Internet of Things, the actors of value chains are henceforth humans, computer systems, organizations… and objects!

Chairman: Georges LIBERMAN, CEO - XIRING

Chairman: Stephen RASMUSSEN, Manager Technology Program - CGAP

CGAP estimates there are a billion people globally with a mobile phone but not a bank account. Communication technologies such as point of sale devices and ATMs, but also notably mobile phones, are increasingly connecting poor people to the financial grid.

Chairman: Randy VANDERHOOF, Executive Director - SMART CARD ALLIANCE

As governments across the globe struggle with increasing the security of its borders while facilitating the safe, efficient delivery of services to its citizens and foreign visitors, government-issued identification credentials have increased in complexity and value to government entities responsible for passports, healthcare IDs, government assistance programs, and services for foreign born residents. This track will examine some of the advances in citizen identification technologies and present cases studies of large-scale deployments of advanced identification programs.

Chairman: Jay CHINNADORAI, CEO - SUMTOTAL.COM

So far, 2010 appears to have been a good year for the take up and deployment of NFC and contactless services across the world. It has also been a year where players have attempted to deploy multiple form factors. The conference will explore critical success factors for the success of NFC and contactless based around 3 pivotal criterias of customer acceptance, ease of deployment and viable business models.

Chairman: Bassam CHOUR, CEO - CHOURADVISER

The last crisis confirms that loyalty is a key point for maintaining the business. It is important to emphasize that loyalty is not only limited to loyalty card. We have more and more gift card, pre-paid and loyalty for debit card. Loyalty based on mobile phone reinforces the instant relationships with the cardholders and will push towards virtual loyalty cards. This day aims for providing the new solutions for the next loyalty generation.

Chairman: Anthony FURNESS, Professor - CASAGRAS

The Internet of Things is seen as one of the pillars supporting the future networked society and structured on a foundation of future network infrastructure. The latter is now embodied within a new structure, the IOT European Research Cluster, supported within a newly announced CASAGRAS2 initiative.This seminar will address both the opportunities for actuation and control applications/ services and the underpinning technologies for supporting SANs and other aspects of control and actuation.

VASCO is a leading supplier of strong authentication and e-signature solutions and services specializing in Internet security applications and transactions.
VASCO has positioned itself as global software company for Internet security serving a customer base of approximately 10,000 companies in more than 100 countries, including approximately 1,500 international financial institutions.
VASCO’s prime markets are the financial sector, enterprise security, e-commerce and e-government.