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The document discusses emerging payment trends like mobile payments, online payments, and contactless payments, as well as rising costs and complexities in payment systems from legacy infrastructure and disparate systems. It introduces the idea of a solution that already exists to address these issues by allowing adoption of new technologies while supporting legacy terminals, facilitating contactless payments, and providing stability, reliability, and lower costs. This solution is being deployed in over 5,000 locations across 30 countries to redefine payment solutions through its effects of simplifying deployments and providing trusted transactions with real-time analytics.
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Peer (P2P) models, where we can both buy and sell and link to
other users through platforms that set the economic heartbeat
of our societies.
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The Money Event Agenda
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If you are involved with anything that touches connected commerce,
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- 2. WHERE WE ARE TODAY IN PAYMENTS
- 3. PAYMENT TRENDS: MOBILE PAYMENTS. ONLINE PAYMENTS. SECURITY & COMPLIANCE. ADOPTION OF NEW ICT. CONTACTLESS PAYMENTS. CONSOLIDATION OF INFRASTRUCTURE.
- 4. AT THE SAME TIME…
- 5. EXPECTATIONS FOR… Operating & Capital Expenditure New Business Models Payment Revolution
- 6. AT THE SAME TIME…
- 7. RISING ACQUIRING COSTS. TECHNOLOGICAL OBSOLESCENCE. DISPARATE PAYMENT SYSTEMS. RISING COMMUNICATION COSTS. LEGACY INFRASTRUCTURE. MIGRATION COSTS. MORE COMPLEXITIES.
- 8. SO WHAT ELSE IS NEW?
- 9. WHAT IF THERE WAS AN ANSWER? ONE THAT WOULD MITIGATE THE ISSUES THAT WE ARE ALL FACING TODAY?
- 10. WOULD WE EVEN KNOW IT IF WE SAW IT?
- 11. ITS NOT… DEPLOYING NEW TERMINALS CUTTHROAT PRICING MORE SPENDING ON ICT FINDING LOOPHOLES IN POLICIES
- 13. A SOLUTION THAT ALREADY EXISTS
- 14. ALLOWS FOR THE ADOPTION OF NEW WIRELESS TECHNOLOGY;
- 15. ONE THAT ALLOWS THE CONTINUED USE OF MULTIPLE LEGACY TERMINALS WHILE MAKING THEM WORK FASTER;
- 17. IS AVAILABLE AT ALL TIMES;
- 19. ONE THAT IS: ENCOMPASSING ENABLING EMPOWERING
- 20. ENTER:
- 21. ARE YOU FOLLOWING WHAT’S HAPPENING HERE?
- 22. STABILITY RELIABILITY AVAILABILITY SCALABILITY LOWER OPERATING COSTS COMMAND & CONTROL TRUSTED TRANSACTIONS REALTIME ANALYTICS SIMPLIFIED DEPLOYMENTS
- 23. GUARANTEED. PEACE OF MIND.
- 24. IT’S CALLED THE EFFECT
- 25. MULTIPLY THE EFFECT ACROSS 5,000 DEPLOYMENTS IN 30 COUNTRIES (& COUNTING) WITHIN A SPAN OF 2 YEARS…
- 26. AND PAYMENT SOLUTIONS CAN & WILL BE REDEFINED.
- 28. DON’T JUST TAKE OUR WORD FOR IT. EXPERIENCE IT FOR YOURSELF.
- 29. EXPERIENCE FOR YOURSELF THE DIFFERENCE IT CAN MAKE.
- 31. It’s no big deal. Just the future of payments.
- 32. ghl.com