Presentations from events hosted or
attended by EDC:
EDC Council - Die wichtigsten Trends für ein verändertes Kauf- und Zahlungsverhalten am POS - Jochen Siegert
7th EDC Payments and Cards Council
December 7, 2011
On December 7th, EDC held its “7th EDC Payments and Cards Council” in Frankfurt, Germany. Similar to previous years, the council has provided a platform for discussion on key issues and topics amongst senior executives of the cards and payment industry within Germany. This year’s focus has been “The next Generation in Retail Payments”.
The second keynote speaker was Jochen Siegert from Paypal, Director of EMEA Strategy and Business Development. He talked about the most important trends for a changed purchase and payment behaviour at POS – from a point of view of PayPal. He spoke about multi-channel retailing and the need for payment providers to address both channels. On this subject he provided a few examples of how Paypal is trying to address this market and provide payment solution to consumers.
EDC Council - Mobile Commerce Evolution and Convergence with Online Commerce - Samee Zafar
7th EDC Payments and Cards Council
December 7, 2011
On December 7th, EDC held its “7th EDC Payments and Cards Council” in Frankfurt, Germany. Similar to previous years, the council has provided a platform for discussion on key issues and topics amongst senior executives of the cards and payment industry within Germany. This year’s focus has been “The next Generation in Retail Payments”.
On behalf of EDC, Samee Zafar spoke about the Mobile Commerce Evolution and Convergence with Online Commerce. In particular, Samee spoke about the emergence of mobile wallets and the trend towards value-bundles that combine payments with loyalty, incentives and geo-location services that provide far greater value to merchants than payments alone.
EDC Council - The Next Generation in Retail Payments - Ulf Geismar
7th EDC Payments and Cards Council
December 7, 2011
On December 7th, EDC held its “7th EDC Payments and Cards Council” in Frankfurt, Germany. Similar to previous years, the council has provided a platform for discussion on key issues and topics amongst senior executives of the cards and payment industry within Germany. This year’s focus has been “The next Generation in Retail Payments”.
MMT APAC 2011
MMT APAC 2011
January 18, 2011
MMT APAC 2011 is the most important conference dedicated exclusively to the field of mobile money. MMT APAC was held in Manila, on January 18th and 19th January 2011 in order to pay tribute to the very first pioneers who introduced mobile money to the rest of the world. MMT APAC was attended by senior officials from some of the world's largest telecommunication and banking businesses including China Mobile, Western Union, NTT Docomo, Telkomsel, Vodafone, The World Bank, Citi, Dialog Telecom and Singtel. Local rural banks also explained how the mobile channel has extended the reach of banking to some of the poorer segments of the population.
Attendees came from The Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia, China, Japan, Singapore, South Korea, Cambodia, Thailand, Vietnam and the rest of the world. There were around 300 - 400 attendees at the event.
MMT APAC is organised by Clarion Events.
Airline Mega Event 2010
Airline Mega Event 2010
October 13, 2010
Lance Blockley presented at the Airline Mega Event 2010. The Mega Event hosts airline management practitioners working in Ancillary Revenue generation and Loyalty Marketing from carriers worldwide.
Globalization - Issues Impacting SMEs when Paying Cross-Border Suppliers
Global Commercial Cards & Payments Summit
March 23, 2010
Lance Blockley presented "Globalization - Issues Impacting SMEs when Paying Cross-Border Suppliers" at the Global Commercial Cards & Payments Summit, New York March 2010
ACTE Webinar: Unlocking Potential: The European Corporate Travel Leader Perspective
ACTE Webinar: European Corporate Travel Leader Perspective
February 25, 2010
Erik van Winkel, manager at Edgar Dunn & Company in Brussels discusses with representatives from Siemens, IKEAK, IBM, Airplus, Shell and PwC:
- The continuing impact of the global economic crisis on travel programmes
- Opportunities for direct and indirect cost efficiencies
- Improving budget control through management information and payment system data
- Actionable intelligence for programme improvement you can apply today
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