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The Local has confirmed that the iconic Parisian Métro ticket will be phased out by 2021.
“For nearly 116 years, from the opening of the first line in 1900, those little rectangles of white paper with a black line on the back – the tickets for a ride on the Paris Metro system, have been with us,” writes Katie Warren of The Local.
ROTTERDAM, THE NETHERLANDS – Bell ID – the mobile payments specialist recently acquired by Rambus – has announced a new collaboration with First Data Poland to offer cloud-based mobile payments as a service to Polish banks. Through this collaboration, Eurobank Poland has integrated Bell ID’s Secure Element (SE) in the Cloud software and First Data Poland’s data preparation, personalization and processing services into its mobile wallet application.
As mobile payments are expected to see significant growth worldwide, Eurobank Poland’s implementation of Bell ID and First Data’s technologies is leading the way for easy, secure mobile payments to its more than one million customers through host card emulation (HCE) technology.
“Eurobank has always offered its customers innovative products, so mobile payments are a big priority,” adds Wojciech Huminski, vice president of Eurobank. “First Data and Bell ID have given us a leading cloud-based solution that helped us to create our own mobile app, ensuring convenience and security for our customers, while providing flexibility for future needs.”
“Our alliance with First Data makes life easy for banks,” comments David Orme, CEO of Bell ID. “The two platforms are fully integrated, enabling issuers to launch cloud-based mobile payments quickly and cost effectively. Mobile payments are at the heart of many banks’ strategies and it’s great to see the full-scale roll out of Eurobank’s mobile wallet, especially as contactless is booming in Poland.
The partnership combines Bell ID’s ability to securely transact payments in the cloud with First Data’s dynamic processing capabilities to support the next wave of mobile payment adoption. Bell ID’s cloud-based mobile payments software platform allows consumers to make contactless payments with Android mobile devices using near field communication (NFC). The First Data™ Mobile Platform offers customers data preparation and transaction processing, which is integrated seamlessly with the HCE solution provided by Bell ID.
“Bell ID supports the enablement of HCE mobile payments for our customers bypassing much of the complexity traditionally associated with launching mobile payment services,” said Damian Zapłata, General Manager of First Data, Poland.. With this partnership, banks do not need to invest in the infrastructure required to launch and manage mobile cloud-based payments, and our existing customers will be able to get up and running extremely quickly.”
Bell ID Secure Element in the Cloud is fully compliant with the latest mobile payment security standards and supports advanced risk management, giving banks and customer’s confidence that their money and sensitive data is safe. Bell ID’s full suite of mobile solutions supports cloud based solutions using HCE, EMVCo tokenization, trusted services management (TSM) for SIM-based projects and for OEM Pay solutions that use embedded secure element solutions.
Bell ID & First Data Poland announce mobile payments collaboration and first live customer
ROTTERDAM, THE NETHERLANDS – May 25th 2016 – Bell ID – the mobile payments specialist recently acquired by Rambus – has announced a new collaboration with First Data Poland to offer cloud-based mobile payments as a service to Polish banks. Through this collaboration, Eurobank Poland has integrated Bell ID’s Secure Element (SE) in the Cloud software and First Data Poland’s data preparation, personalization and processing services into its mobile wallet application.
As mobile payments are expected to see significant growth worldwide, Eurobank Poland’s implementation of Bell ID and First Data’s technologies is leading the way for easy, secure mobile payments to its more than one million customers through host card emulation (HCE) technology.
Eurobank – mobile money for Poland
“Eurobank has always offered its customers innovative products, so mobile payments are a big priority,” adds Wojciech Huminski, vice president of Eurobank. “First Data and Bell ID have given us a leading cloud-based solution that helped us to create our own mobile app, ensuring convenience and security for our customers, while providing flexibility for future needs.”
A powerful mobile payments partnership
“Our alliance with First Data makes life easy for banks,” comments David Orme, CEO of Bell ID. “The two platforms are fully integrated, enabling issuers to launch cloud-based mobile payments quickly and cost effectively. Mobile payments are at the heart of many banks’ strategies and it’s great to see the full-scale roll out of Eurobank’s mobile wallet, especially as contactless is booming in Poland.”
The partnership combines Bell ID’s ability to securely transact payments in the cloud with First Data’s dynamic processing capabilities to support the next wave of mobile payment adoption. Bell ID’s cloud-based mobile payments software platform allows consumers to make contactless payments with Android mobile devices using near field communication (NFC). The First Data™ Mobile Platform offers customers data preparation and transaction processing, which is integrated seamlessly with the HCE solution provided by Bell ID.
“Bell ID supports the enablement of HCE mobile payments for our customers bypassing much of the complexity traditionally associated with launching mobile payment services,” said Damian Zapłata, General Manager of First Data, Poland.. With this partnership, banks do not need to invest in the infrastructure required to launch and manage mobile cloud-based payments, and our existing customers will be able to get up and running extremely quickly.”
A complete mobile payments solution
Bell ID Secure Element in the Cloud is fully compliant with the latest mobile payment security standards and supports advanced risk management, giving banks and customer’s confidence that their money and sensitive data is safe. Bell ID’s full suite of mobile solutions supports cloud based solutions using HCE, EMVCo tokenization, trusted services management (TSM) for SIM-based projects and for OEM Pay solutions that use embedded secure element solutions.
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Notes to editors:
For more information about the Rambus Cryptography Research acquisition of Bell ID, read this blog. To learn more about launching and managing mobile payments across multiple platforms and deployment options, visit the Bell ID resource center. For more information about mobile cloud payments using HCE, visit the Bell ID website.
About Bell ID
Banks, governments and enterprises worldwide rely on Bell ID solutions to safely issue and manage credentials on many millions of smartphones and connected devices. The Bell ID software solutions integrate with any third party technology and simplify the issuing complexities of payment, identity, loyalty and transit applications. Whether it’s EMV payments data stored on a chip card, in an NFC-enabled mobile device or in the cloud leveraging HCE, Bell ID has the expertise to manage the lifecycle of any application on any form factor. These award-winning solutions meet the demanding requirements of international standardization bodies and payment networks.
In January 2016, Bell ID was acquired by Rambus Inc. (NASDAQ: RMBS) as part of its Security Division to deliver chip-to-cloud-to-client device solutions, providing a secure foundation for a connected world. With a strong presence across the globe, including operations in Europe, North America, Australia, the Middle East and Africa, Bell ID maintains one of the largest teams worldwide dedicated to credential lifecycle management.
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Jacob Harel of Zeidman Technologies recently noted that IoT developers are currently spending the majority of their resources finding ways to collect and analyze data. “The twist, and pitfall, is that the amount of data moving through the system can swamp the system’s servers and hubs and overwhelm the databases,” he wrote in an Embedded Computing Design article.
SUNNYVALE, Calif. – May 24, 2016 – Rambus Inc. (NASDAQ:RMBS) today announced that chief financial officer Satish Rishi plans to retire from Rambus in the first week of August, following the filing of the company’s quarterly report for the second quarter of 2016. Rambus has commenced a search for his replacement and Mr. Rishi will assist during the succession process.
“Satish has been a tremendous asset as we worked to reposition Rambus and began augmenting our patent licensing model by providing valued products and services,” said Dr. Ron Black, president and chief executive officer of Rambus. “It has been a pleasure working with Satish – I appreciate his focus on driving operating margins, counsel in M&A transactions, and in re-building our relationships with institutional shareholders.”
“I am proud of the transformation the company has made over the past few years and I believe Rambus is on the right trajectory,” said Satish Rishi. “I look forward to watching the company continue its success.”
Mr. Rishi served as the chief financial officer of Rambus since April 2006. Prior to Rambus, Satish held senior financial management positions at semiconductor and electronic manufacturing companies, serving as the vice president and assistant treasurer at Dell Computer. He also spent 13 years at Intel, holding financial management positions both in the US and overseas.
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Professor Ko De Ruyter of Cass Business School recently noted that augmented reality (AR) has already positively altered the retail experience for consumers. “Companies such as IKEA, L’Oreal, and BMW have added AR applications to their frontline service delivery,” De Ruyter told PhysOrg. “What our research shows is that AR is enhancing online and offline service experiences. The real-time and interactive blend of virtual and physical information results in a compelling experience of presence, where virtual objects become part of the physical world.”
