This document discusses how GHL Systems helped various organizations in Southeast Asia improve their payment infrastructure and operations. It describes how GHL Systems implemented wireless payment terminals and networks to help IKEA in Malaysia and a lottery project in the Philippines facilitate credit card payments on their opening days when telecommunications infrastructure was still being developed. It also discusses how GHL Systems upgraded Zouk KL's payment system in Malaysia to integrate new contactless card readers while reducing hardware costs and transaction times.
Eagle Eye provides coupon technology and mobile marketing solutions to help retailers drive in-store sales. Their platform allows retailers to send targeted offers to customers via SMS, apps, and emails, track offer redemption in real-time, and gain insights from customer purchase data. Case studies show their solutions have increased sales revenue, basket size, and customer engagement for clients like T-Mobile, Harveys, and Comet Electricals.
Airtel Represented at The Mobile VAS SUMMIT 2009Paritosh Sharma
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Radiant Communications Corp. provides Internet protocol-based solutions including high-speed internet access, virtual private networks, web hosting, and business phone services. It offers a range of connectivity options and private networking technologies to small and medium-sized businesses. Radiant aims to capture more of this underserved market by expanding its service portfolio and partnering with industry leaders. It provides cloud computing services connected directly into customers' private networks, including hosting applications and disaster recovery.
1) The document discusses key trends in the telecommunications industry in India such as rising mobile subscriber base and growth of mobile value-added services (VAS).
2) It describes the evolving ecosystem for mobile VAS in India and how revenue is shared between different players like content providers, VAS aggregators, and mobile operators.
3) Several use cases are presented showing how services could integrate across networks and devices to provide personalized experiences for users through features like electronic programming guides, alerts, and customized content.
The MABS Program provides technical assistance and training to rural banks in the Philippines to increase access to banking services for microenterprise clients. It has helped over 100 banks and 1,300 branches provide loans, deposits, insurance, money transfers and mobile banking to over 950,000 micro-borrowers and 1.4 million micro-depositors. Rural banks are leveraging the widespread mobile phone network in the Philippines to overcome issues around cash-in/cash-out access in rural areas by training local merchants to become mobile money agents and establishing their own kiosks and sub-offices. Standardized ID cards and simplified KYC are also helping to promote mobile money through rural banks.
Utilising mobile to serve loyal customers discusses how mobile technology can be leveraged to improve customer loyalty and experience. Key points include using mobile for self-service, personalization, location-based marketing and payments. A unified mobile experience is proposed to replace disparate customer interactions. Data and analytics are emphasized to understand customer needs and behavior better. Benefits highlighted are enhanced customer relationships through a more engaging experience and targeted communications.
This document provides an overview of GPRS and EDGE mobile networks. It discusses key topics such as services, architecture, mobility management, session management, and transmission on BSS networks. The summary covers the introduction to GPRS, the new core network architecture including interfaces and protocol stacks, and temporary identities used for mobility management.
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- Investment was highest in e-tailing/deals and online services, totaling over $1 billion invested.
- Within e-tailing, apparel categories like multi-label, private label, and flash sales saw the most deals. Untapped categories may see future investment.
- Deal volumes increased for later funding rounds, with average deal sizes rising for Round 2 and beyond. Several large deals (> $30M) occurred.
- Internet and mobile connectivity in India is projected to grow substantially by 2015, driven by the expansion of 3G, 4G and smartphones. However,
Eagle Eye provides coupon technology and mobile marketing solutions to help retailers drive in-store sales. Their platform allows retailers to send targeted offers to customers via SMS, apps, and emails, track offer redemption in real-time, and gain insights from customer purchase data. Case studies show their solutions have increased sales revenue, basket size, and customer engagement for clients like T-Mobile, Harveys, and Comet Electricals.
Airtel Represented at The Mobile VAS SUMMIT 2009Paritosh Sharma
The document discusses enterprise value-added services (VAS) and mobile governance (mGovernance). It provides estimates that the total mobile VAS revenue in India for 2007-2008 was expected to be Rs. 6000 crore, with messaging making up 76% of revenues. The enterprise mobility market revenue for 2009-2010 was estimated to be Rs. 750 crore. Key drivers and restraints for the mobile VAS market over different time periods are outlined. Application areas for enterprise mobility in industries like financial services, healthcare, manufacturing, and transportation are highlighted. The value chain for VAS in India and typical revenue sharing trends between operators and VAS players are also summarized.
Radiant Communications Corp. provides Internet protocol-based solutions including high-speed internet access, virtual private networks, web hosting, and business phone services. It offers a range of connectivity options and private networking technologies to small and medium-sized businesses. Radiant aims to capture more of this underserved market by expanding its service portfolio and partnering with industry leaders. It provides cloud computing services connected directly into customers' private networks, including hosting applications and disaster recovery.
1) The document discusses key trends in the telecommunications industry in India such as rising mobile subscriber base and growth of mobile value-added services (VAS).
2) It describes the evolving ecosystem for mobile VAS in India and how revenue is shared between different players like content providers, VAS aggregators, and mobile operators.
3) Several use cases are presented showing how services could integrate across networks and devices to provide personalized experiences for users through features like electronic programming guides, alerts, and customized content.
The MABS Program provides technical assistance and training to rural banks in the Philippines to increase access to banking services for microenterprise clients. It has helped over 100 banks and 1,300 branches provide loans, deposits, insurance, money transfers and mobile banking to over 950,000 micro-borrowers and 1.4 million micro-depositors. Rural banks are leveraging the widespread mobile phone network in the Philippines to overcome issues around cash-in/cash-out access in rural areas by training local merchants to become mobile money agents and establishing their own kiosks and sub-offices. Standardized ID cards and simplified KYC are also helping to promote mobile money through rural banks.
Utilising mobile to serve loyal customers discusses how mobile technology can be leveraged to improve customer loyalty and experience. Key points include using mobile for self-service, personalization, location-based marketing and payments. A unified mobile experience is proposed to replace disparate customer interactions. Data and analytics are emphasized to understand customer needs and behavior better. Benefits highlighted are enhanced customer relationships through a more engaging experience and targeted communications.
This document provides an overview of GPRS and EDGE mobile networks. It discusses key topics such as services, architecture, mobility management, session management, and transmission on BSS networks. The summary covers the introduction to GPRS, the new core network architecture including interfaces and protocol stacks, and temporary identities used for mobility management.
Internet and digital commerce avendus capitalSarabjeet Singh
The document discusses investment activity in the digital consumer industry from January to February 2012. Some key points:
- Investment was highest in e-tailing/deals and online services, totaling over $1 billion invested.
- Within e-tailing, apparel categories like multi-label, private label, and flash sales saw the most deals. Untapped categories may see future investment.
- Deal volumes increased for later funding rounds, with average deal sizes rising for Round 2 and beyond. Several large deals (> $30M) occurred.
- Internet and mobile connectivity in India is projected to grow substantially by 2015, driven by the expansion of 3G, 4G and smartphones. However,
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The document summarizes a survey of UNIBridge students about their interest in English Premier League football. It found that the majority supported Manchester United and their favorite players were Wayne Rooney, Fernando Torres, and Cesc Fabregas. The survey identified trends in gender differences and viewing preferences. It concluded that most students supported Manchester United, some were biased in their views, and Chelsea fans were rare in Brunei.
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This document discusses the potential and challenges of mobile banking systems. It summarizes the experiences of M-Pesa in Kenya, Gcash and SmartMoney in the Philippines, and OiPaggo in Brazil. Key challenges discussed include building extensive inlet and outlet networks to deposit and withdraw cash, developing a value proposition to attract users and merchants, and navigating a complex ecosystem that involves mobile networks, banks, merchants, and regulations. M-Pesa in Kenya has focused on money transfers between individuals but fully developing the ecosystem remains difficult.
This document discusses how telecommunications providers can become cloud service brokers to SMB customers. It notes that while public cloud offerings have become commoditized, SMB customers still have complex needs. The document proposes that providers can simplify SMB access to cloud services by bundling popular SaaS applications with their network services through a single user portal. This would allow providers to differentiate themselves, drive new revenue through subscriptions, and reduce churn by becoming a trusted cloud advisor to SMBs. The document outlines elements needed like a self-service SMB portal and rapid onboarding of SaaS vendors. It argues this could extend provider value beyond connectivity and help boost ARPU/AMPU through new cloud services for SMBs.
The document discusses several case studies of transportation companies in Asia-Pacific that have implemented payment solutions from GHL Systems. The first case study describes how AirAsia implemented GHL's NetTransact payment gateway to enable online bookings across multiple currencies and locations for its rapid expansion. The second case study discusses Howa International in Thailand, the first taxi company in Asia-Pacific to offer credit card payments via GPRS terminals and contactless card readers in taxis. The third case study talks about KLIA Ekspres in Malaysia implementing contactless payments using GHL's technology at boarding gates to allow passengers to tap and board trains.
CIMB provides cash management services to help large corporations and SMEs with liquidity management and working capital needs. They offer a single, integrated online platform for payables, receivables, and reconciliation. Outsourcing these functions to CIMB provides cost savings and process efficiencies through automation and streamlining. CIMB is enhancing its services through improved client ERP integration systems like their CIMB Gateway host-to-host solution, and expanding Islamic cash management offerings.
The document discusses the evolution of network and operations outsourcing in the telecommunications industry. It describes how earlier networks were more predictable with standardized devices, usage patterns, and growth. This allowed network management to be handled internally. However, market pressures around capital expenditures and operating costs led many operators to outsource various network functions. This helped control costs initially but the industry has since faced new challenges from unpredictable traffic patterns driven by viral apps and new devices. Accurately modeling usage is now much more difficult, posing risks to network performance. Outsourcing arrangements must now adapt to address the less predictable new market environment.
The document discusses the evolution of network and operations outsourcing in the telecommunications industry. It describes how earlier networks were more predictable with standardized devices, usage patterns, and growth. This allowed network management to be handled internally. However, market pressures around capital expenditures and operating costs led many operators to outsource various network functions. This helped control costs initially but the industry has since faced new challenges from unpredictable traffic patterns driven by viral apps and new devices. Accurately modeling usage is now much more difficult, posing risks to network performance. Outsourcing arrangements must now adapt to address the less predictable new market environment.
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The document discusses the concept of e-intelligence and how it enables organizations to leverage the power of e-business and business intelligence. E-intelligence systems integrate e-business operations into traditional business intelligence environments to provide users a complete view of business information. This allows users to make informed decisions and optimize e-business offerings based on accurate data. The document outlines requirements for e-intelligence systems and presents a framework that integrates e-business into existing business intelligence environments.
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This document discusses how telecom companies face challenges in capitalizing on opportunities from the evolution to 3G networks, which will generate much more data. It outlines these challenges as: a dramatic increase in data volume that could overwhelm companies; the need for usage-based billing for new value-added services; meeting customer standards for quality of service; requiring real-time access and processing of customer data; and integration issues with legacy systems. The document proposes that mediation systems, which capture data from multiple sources and route it to various applications, can help companies overcome these challenges by providing a centralized way to integrate diverse data sources and utilize customer information to boost revenue and competitiveness.
Oracle India Mop Delegation Visit to Colorado 051611chandyGhosh
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Most utilities are beginning their journey towards a smart grid with AMI implementations, but realizing additional benefits requires a separate wireless broadband network. A growing number are building private networks that provide coverage across their entire territory with enough bandwidth to support AMI backhaul and future smart grid applications in a more cost effective way than relying on public carriers. These private networks enable utilities to become truly "connected utilities" with real-time two-way communication and control across their systems.
The document discusses integrating the SAP ERP system used by John Keells Holdings' retail sector with their point of sale (POS) systems and online store. It outlines the business and technical requirements, including reliable, high performance integration with support for message prioritization. The proposed solution is to use the WSO2 ESB with its message transformation, routing, and reliable delivery capabilities to integrate SAP and the POS/online store through IDOC messages.
Emergency departments: community interface during disastersJamie Ranse
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The document summarizes a survey of UNIBridge students about their interest in English Premier League football. It found that the majority supported Manchester United and their favorite players were Wayne Rooney, Fernando Torres, and Cesc Fabregas. The survey identified trends in gender differences and viewing preferences. It concluded that most students supported Manchester United, some were biased in their views, and Chelsea fans were rare in Brunei.
Disasters happen: Practice implications and issuesJamie Ranse
This document discusses key considerations for participating in disaster response work. It defines a disaster and provides examples. It also addresses whether one is willing and able to participate, the types of education and resources needed, potential roles, and other factors to consider such as volunteering, government registration, employers, and recovery versus response work. The main points are having an understanding of disaster work, ensuring ability matches willingness, obtaining relevant education, securing organizational support, understanding expectations, and carefully considering involvement.
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Круглый стол проходит в рамках автопробега "ТрансМИССИЯ-РЕГИОН", подробности http://bit.ly/mosvlad
El documento parece estar compuesto de números y letras sin significado aparente. No contiene información comprensible que pueda resumirse en pocas oraciones.
This document discusses the potential and challenges of mobile banking systems. It summarizes the experiences of M-Pesa in Kenya, Gcash and SmartMoney in the Philippines, and OiPaggo in Brazil. Key challenges discussed include building extensive inlet and outlet networks to deposit and withdraw cash, developing a value proposition to attract users and merchants, and navigating a complex ecosystem that involves mobile networks, banks, merchants, and regulations. M-Pesa in Kenya has focused on money transfers between individuals but fully developing the ecosystem remains difficult.
This document discusses how telecommunications providers can become cloud service brokers to SMB customers. It notes that while public cloud offerings have become commoditized, SMB customers still have complex needs. The document proposes that providers can simplify SMB access to cloud services by bundling popular SaaS applications with their network services through a single user portal. This would allow providers to differentiate themselves, drive new revenue through subscriptions, and reduce churn by becoming a trusted cloud advisor to SMBs. The document outlines elements needed like a self-service SMB portal and rapid onboarding of SaaS vendors. It argues this could extend provider value beyond connectivity and help boost ARPU/AMPU through new cloud services for SMBs.
The document discusses several case studies of transportation companies in Asia-Pacific that have implemented payment solutions from GHL Systems. The first case study describes how AirAsia implemented GHL's NetTransact payment gateway to enable online bookings across multiple currencies and locations for its rapid expansion. The second case study discusses Howa International in Thailand, the first taxi company in Asia-Pacific to offer credit card payments via GPRS terminals and contactless card readers in taxis. The third case study talks about KLIA Ekspres in Malaysia implementing contactless payments using GHL's technology at boarding gates to allow passengers to tap and board trains.
CIMB provides cash management services to help large corporations and SMEs with liquidity management and working capital needs. They offer a single, integrated online platform for payables, receivables, and reconciliation. Outsourcing these functions to CIMB provides cost savings and process efficiencies through automation and streamlining. CIMB is enhancing its services through improved client ERP integration systems like their CIMB Gateway host-to-host solution, and expanding Islamic cash management offerings.
The document discusses the evolution of network and operations outsourcing in the telecommunications industry. It describes how earlier networks were more predictable with standardized devices, usage patterns, and growth. This allowed network management to be handled internally. However, market pressures around capital expenditures and operating costs led many operators to outsource various network functions. This helped control costs initially but the industry has since faced new challenges from unpredictable traffic patterns driven by viral apps and new devices. Accurately modeling usage is now much more difficult, posing risks to network performance. Outsourcing arrangements must now adapt to address the less predictable new market environment.
The document discusses the evolution of network and operations outsourcing in the telecommunications industry. It describes how earlier networks were more predictable with standardized devices, usage patterns, and growth. This allowed network management to be handled internally. However, market pressures around capital expenditures and operating costs led many operators to outsource various network functions. This helped control costs initially but the industry has since faced new challenges from unpredictable traffic patterns driven by viral apps and new devices. Accurately modeling usage is now much more difficult, posing risks to network performance. Outsourcing arrangements must now adapt to address the less predictable new market environment.
This document discusses CRM solutions in a Software as a Service (SaaS) model. It provides an overview of SaaS benefits and then discusses several case studies of companies that implemented Microsoft Dynamics CRM or Oracle Siebel CRM in a SaaS model through Cluster Reply. Specific examples discussed include TiVù Sat, Telecom Italia, Iveco dealer sales, and an Iveco CRM hosted on Amazon Web Services. The presentation concludes with a discussion of value-added services provided by Reply and an invitation for questions.
Speed to Deployment: Implement Instant and Pop-up Networks Using Flexible 3G/...CradlePoint
3G/4G mobile broadband connectivity enables enterprises to do business anywhere a cellular signal is available. While instant and pop-up networks can facilitate innovative merchandising and customer engagement opportunities, there are many pitfalls and obstacles to successful implementation. This webinar will address the business case for pursuing instant and pop-up networks while considering technology implementation strategies and rapid-deployment solutions for connecting these networks with mission-critical applications and the cloud
The document discusses the concept of e-intelligence and how it enables organizations to leverage the power of e-business and business intelligence. E-intelligence systems integrate e-business operations into traditional business intelligence environments to provide users a complete view of business information. This allows users to make informed decisions and optimize e-business offerings based on accurate data. The document outlines requirements for e-intelligence systems and presents a framework that integrates e-business into existing business intelligence environments.
Ghl success stories transportation series - mar 2010Alex Tan
KLIA Ekspres, Malaysia's high speed rail link between Kuala Lumpur and Kuala Lumpur International Airport, implemented a contactless payment system using GHL Systems' technology to allow passengers to tap and pay for their journey using contactless credit cards. The system uses contactless card readers and payment terminals integrated with the boarding gate controls to enable passengers to tap their cards and board the train without needing to queue at ticketing counters. This increased efficiency and provided a more convenient experience for commuters.
This document discusses how telecom companies face challenges in capitalizing on opportunities from the evolution to 3G networks, which will generate much more data. It outlines these challenges as: a dramatic increase in data volume that could overwhelm companies; the need for usage-based billing for new value-added services; meeting customer standards for quality of service; requiring real-time access and processing of customer data; and integration issues with legacy systems. The document proposes that mediation systems, which capture data from multiple sources and route it to various applications, can help companies overcome these challenges by providing a centralized way to integrate diverse data sources and utilize customer information to boost revenue and competitiveness.
Oracle India Mop Delegation Visit to Colorado 051611chandyGhosh
The document discusses key trends transforming the utility industry and Oracle's smart utility platform. It outlines trends like smart grid investments, intermittent renewables, aging assets, and increased data. It then describes Oracle's platform for addressing these trends with solutions for core utility functions, integration, and foundational technologies. The platform aims to maximize data value through analytics, grid optimization, and improved asset and workforce management.
Most utilities are beginning their journey towards a smart grid with AMI implementations, but realizing additional benefits requires a separate wireless broadband network. A growing number are building private networks that provide coverage across their entire territory with enough bandwidth to support AMI backhaul and future smart grid applications in a more cost effective way than relying on public carriers. These private networks enable utilities to become truly "connected utilities" with real-time two-way communication and control across their systems.
The document discusses integrating the SAP ERP system used by John Keells Holdings' retail sector with their point of sale (POS) systems and online store. It outlines the business and technical requirements, including reliable, high performance integration with support for message prioritization. The proposed solution is to use the WSO2 ESB with its message transformation, routing, and reliable delivery capabilities to integrate SAP and the POS/online store through IDOC messages.
Clip is a mobile coupon and loyalty platform in Canada. It allows over 175 merchants across 800 locations to create and manage promotional campaigns. Clip's technology includes mobile apps and a web-based system. Clip aims to expand into mobile loyalty programs enabled by NFC, allowing consumers to access loyalty points and cards digitally. It also wants to offer self-serve tools to help more merchants mobilize their loyalty marketing.
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The document discusses Sybase and Paybox's mCommerce solution. It notes that Sybase has extensive global reach and experience in mobile services. When combined with Paybox's mobile commerce expertise, it provides a complete mCommerce platform. The solution has over 15 million users and 20,000 merchants. It also focuses on banking the unbanked in Africa through various product offerings and interoperable payment networks across the continent.
Cloud Computing encompasses a broad range of services that are available upon subscription. With several significant developments, evolution and revolution; cloud technology has evolved to encompass Software as a Service (SaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Security as a Service, and On Demand Services over the Internet, among others. Apart from this, many vendors have seized the term ‘Cloud’ and are using it for products that sit outside of the common definition of cloud. The cloud marketplace is progressively becoming more diverse, and incoherent, at the same time.
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The document discusses using tablets as part of an infrastructure to enable various business applications. It notes that a single tablet has limited uses but that connecting tablets to a backend platform allows for easier use, lower costs through volume purchases, and many new applications across business functions like sales, marketing, customer service, manufacturing and more. It provides examples of potential applications including learning management, signage, TV integration, monitoring, ticketing, sales catalogues, and more. The overall message is that a backend platform can significantly expand what is possible with a fleet of connected tablets versus individual standalone tablets.
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Wi-Fi connectivity
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NetAccess provides networking equipment and payment solutions that were deployed successfully for IKEA stores in Malaysia. The NetAccess equipment ensured reliable and cost-effective connectivity between IKEA stores and banks through primary leased lines and secondary backup ISDN lines. NetAccess solutions offer simplicity, flexibility, and faster return on investment compared to proprietary alternatives through standards-based hardware and intelligent routing algorithms.
NetAccess L-Series Payment Routers, Network transaction concentrator plug-and...Alex Tan
GHL Systems’ family of award-winning netAccess enterprise payment network devices are essentially simple, plug-and-play routing devices that provide protocol conversion and allow multiple payment devices or EDC terminals to be interconnected, and then simultaneously routing transactions quickly to multiple destination hosts – without ever having to replace or redeploy EDC terminals.
The L & X-Series payment routers are merchant-level, LAN-optimized network transaction concentrators and routers that enable EDC terminals to be networked and to perform extremely cost-effective and efficient transaction routing from these LAN terminals to the acquiring parties.
Upgrade and transform their legacy payment networks from traditional RS232 EDC terminals to RS485 or TCP/IP – without having to re-deploy or change their existing infrastructure or network
Exploit more efficient or faster wireless communications (Wi-Fi, GPRS, EDGE or HSDPA) channels
Use other communications channels as secondary pr backup links (ADSL, PSTN-ODD)
Transform variable communication costs to fixed costs
Route transactions to multiple hosts accurately and securely
Net access multi-lane_deployments_presentationAlex Tan
The document summarizes NetAccess networking products that provide reliable and cost-effective connectivity for financial institutions and merchants. Key products discussed include the NetAccess Payment Extender and Payment Router targeted at small merchants, and the versatile multi-function L3xx router that can connect up to 30 terminals in a LAN environment. Case studies demonstrate how NetAccess solutions were deployed to connect thousands of payment terminals across large retail chains and malls in Asia, providing redundancy and supporting multiple connection protocols with quick implementation times.
GHL SYSTEMS is a leading payment services provider in Asia/Pacific with offices across multiple countries. It offers various payment products and services including payment infrastructure, terminals, encryption, and contactless card readers. It aims to expand further in Europe, Middle East, Africa, and other regions. GHL provides integrated secure payment processing and a complete payment network through its solutions. It has numerous customers in Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Philippines, China/Hong Kong, Middle East, Romania, and other Asia/Pacific and international markets.
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NetMATRIX (Multi-Application Transaction Routing and Identification eXchange) Terminal Line Encryption - is the complete solution for banks wishing to introduce terminal line encryption into their existing POS network infrastructure.
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The document discusses the history and development of artificial intelligence over several decades, from early research into problem solving and symbolic logic to more recent advances in machine learning and deep learning that have enabled AI to perform complex tasks like visual perception and natural language processing. Modern AI has achieved human-level performance on some tasks but still lacks general human intelligence and the ability to understand concepts in a flexible, common-sense way.
Net Access W & N Presentation, Switching NAC, Network transaction concentrato...Alex Tan
NetAccess enterprise payment network equipment ensures dependable, steadfast, speedy yet affordable end-to-end connectivity for today’s financial institutions and merchants of all sizes.
Netator,switching nac,wan and node level uses load balancing,Access W-1000 is a high scalable transaction network platform allowing for multiple communication channels, and can further be deployed in multiple configuration combinations, catering to large-scale requirements. Coupled with its encryption capabilities and its intelligent feature, NetAccess W-1000 ensures your payment network will always stay secure - and connected.
1. Supports PSTN and wireless/GSM-based EDC terminals
2. Native Switching NAC (without card required)
3. Acts as firewall in TCP/IP networks
4. Acts as TCP/IP connection concentrator
5. Clustering capability for high availability & fault tolerant failover
6. Native support for Ethernet TCP/IP
7. Customizable for special or customized protocols
NetAccess N-1000 Node Transaction Concentrator
Large- Scale Transaction Routing for Small Budgets. Connectivity Assured.
Designed for a branch or node environment, the netAccess N-1000 provides cost-effective and the fastest connectivity possible to any central payment transaction network.
Versatility is among the key features of the N-1000 in its support of all analog terminal modem connections, as well as new digital line connections and other ISDN standards. Additionally, netAccess N-1000 supports IPSEC over TCP/IP connections to the main node, which provides secure encrypted channels over a shared and un-trusted TCP/IP network. Additional security innovations includes its Active Clip Filtering (ACF), which allows only predefined and registered merchant phone numbers to access the transaction network.
NetAccess N-1000 WAN Transaction Concentrator
Large- Scale Transaction Routing for Small Budgets. Performance Multiplied.
Ghl Systems’ NetAccess W-1000 is a WAN transaction router that provides the fastest possible transaction access and routing for terminals to connect to payment hosts.
NetAccess W-1000 is a high scalable transaction network platform allowing for multiple communication channels, and can further be deployed in multiple configuration combination, catering to large-scale requirements. Coupled with its encryption capabilities and its intelligent feature, NetAccess W-1000 ensures your payment network will always stay secure - and connected.
NetMatrix TLE Terminal Line Encryption. SPVA certified, DUKPT, 3DES, DES, AES...Alex Tan
NetMATRIX (Multi-Application Transaction Routing and Identification eXchange) Terminal Line Encryption - is the complete solution for banks wishing to introduce terminal line encryption into their existing POS network infrastructure.
1. Multi-box, high-performance, high-availability, load-balancing architecture
2. Multi-host links: Performs smart routing to multiple hosts
3. Multiple channels: dial-ups, lease lines, GPRS, broadband
4. End-to-end encryption (E2EE) featuring multiple encryption algorithms : TEA, DES, 3DES, AES
5. Upstream/Downstream encryption
6. Multiple MACing algorithms : X9.9, X9.19, SHA-1 + X9.9, SHA-1 + X9.19
7. Multiple key management schemes: Unique key per terminal, unique key per transaction
8. Supports different messaging formats (full message encryption, selected field encryption)
9. Local and remote secure key injection capabilities
10. Supports leading terminal brands and models
11. PCI compliance
With NetMATRIX TLE, we addressed network security and fraud threats with a plug-and-play solution that requires no host changes. In providing critical capabilities such as remote key injection and management, NetMATRIX also addresses other administration and deployment issues such as mixed terminal environments, phased deployments, and key changeovers.
Despite its holistic approach to security and encryption, it is also scalable and highly available to meet the demands of mission-critical, high-volume transaction processing environments providing 3-in-1fuctionality: a combination Switching NAC, Concentrator NAC and TLE.
NetAccess L-Series Payment Routers, Network transaction concentrator plug-and...Alex Tan
GHL Systems’ family of award-winning netAccess enterprise payment network devices are essentially simple, plug-and-play routing devices that provide protocol conversion and allow multiple payment devices or EDC terminals to be interconnected, and then simultaneously routing transactions quickly to multiple destination hosts – without ever having to replace or redeploy EDC terminals.
The L & X-Series payment routers are merchant-level, LAN-optimized network transaction concentrators and routers that enable EDC terminals to be networked and to perform extremely cost-effective and efficient transaction routing from these LAN terminals to the acquiring parties.
Upgrade and transform their legacy payment networks from traditional RS232 EDC terminals to RS485 or TCP/IP – without having to re-deploy or change their existing infrastructure or network
Exploit more efficient or faster wireless communications (Wi-Fi, GPRS, EDGE or HSDPA) channels
Use other communications channels as secondary pr backup links (ADSL, PSTN-ODD)
Transform variable communication costs to fixed costs
Route transactions to multiple hosts accurately and securely