1. ACT Canada Webinar Program
Stakeholders driving payment evolution and digital identity
2014
ACT Canada
&
Our Members
The possibilities…
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25 years of connecting members & supporting their goals
2. ACT Canada Webinar Program
Stakeholders driving payment evolution and digital identity
History
In our 25th year
Evolved to become a stakeholder
association
Strength and value is in bringing all
stakeholder groups to the table to help
members as the market and technology
evolve
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3. ACT Canada Webinar Program
Stakeholders driving payment evolution and digital identity
Our Members
issuers acquirers payment networks gateways ISOs
merchants chip and card manufacturers POS
manufacturers governments consultants test tool
and training providers labs security specialists law
firms recruitment companies mobile app developers
transit MNOs and other suppliers and related
organizations
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25 years of connecting members & supporting their goals
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Stakeholders driving payment evolution and digital identity
Members Come From:
Canada
USA
Europe
UK
Asia
All with an
interest in secure
payment or
secure identity
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Stakeholders driving payment evolution and digital identity
We help members:
Filter the truth from market noise
Understand complex issues
Facilitate problem resolution
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25 years of connecting members & supporting their goals
6. ACT Canada Webinar Program
Stakeholders driving payment evolution and digital identity
Evolution, Innovation & the Market:
the Challenges
Increasingly rapid evolution of
technology and threats
Traditional cycles, such as
investments in security, are
followed by a push to drive
revenue
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Strategic Leadership Teams
Member focus initiated
6 month term
Mandate, deliverables and co-chairs chosen by
members at the first meeting
Open to all members
Non-members only by invitation or fee based
Incubating Ideas Advancing Issues
Enabling Initiatives
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25 years of connecting members & supporting their goals
8. ACT Canada Webinar Program
Stakeholders driving payment evolution and digital identity
Members Value SLTs for:
the opportunity to set direction on priority issues
the potential to influence key market initiatives
the chance to be heard by other stakeholders
the prospect of publishing widely read thought-leadership
papers
access to assistance and expertise from all stakeholder groups
in-depth and timely exposure to best practices
SLTs are a:
neutral forum encouraging multiple stakeholder perspectives
valuable forum to share concerns and propose solutions
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Insights
Networking
Visibility
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Current SLTs and Mandates
Mobile SLT Current Mandate:
to uncover insights and general facts about a variety of "burning topics"
within mobile payments. The team is investigating:
Loyalty and mobile payments
Defining the landscape of mobile payments – who are the current
players and what are their roles? Although this may seem
obvious, the landscape has shifted, so this review captures the
change in players and their roles.
Sharing the mobile platform across a multi-issuer world
Major factors for uptake and acceptance
Merchant perspective
Role of legislation and regulation
Innovations – Identifying non-standard offerings
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Customer Authentication
The current mandate for this group is to evaluate the
following topics through scheduled meetings and create a
report which identifies and outlines the topics.
What Determines an Authentication?
Identifying the Issues
Technology & Processes
Identifying the Players & Stakeholders
Requirements – Definitions
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Multi-App Issuance SLT
Founding meeting: January 23rd
Technology is making it easier to increase the value of the payment media
(cards) and consumers are looking for payment media that is more convenient
Organizations, such as universities, want to offer one medium for students that
validates them as a student of the institution, provides access to authorized
locations, facilitates student purchases of various kinds, and allows students to
travel on public transit.
Such media often uses non-standard technology that is not interoperable with
systems outside the primary community (closed loop systems)
To open up the range of opportunities within the market, we need to address
interoperability.
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Stakeholders driving payment evolution and digital identity
POS SLT
The SLT provides assistance, information, and support in
understanding new systems, technologies and environments.
The current mandate for this group includes:
provide a forum to support the identification, discussion and
resolution of POS-related issues that impact multiple
stakeholders
where appropriate, to create material to educate industry
participants, including consumers, about POS-related issues
to understand the specifications related to POS and ESD related
issues and what can be done through testing, certification, and
future product development
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Insights
Networking
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Secure ID Initiative
The initiative will promote the need for secure ID in both the
physical and virtual worlds and applies to all levels of government
across Canada.
With the growth of identity theft and the cost of fraud, both the
public and private sectors are looking for ways to protect their
citizens, customers and staff. The financial sector has led the way in
Canada by increasing security on credit and debit cards. The same
move would benefit all stakeholders who want to increase security
related to ID.
Timing is critical, as we do more and more transactions in the
digital space.
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What else do we do?
Answer member questions
Our members ask questions that start with:
How do I…?
Why would I…?
Who should I…?
When should I…? Could you help us with…?
What is happening in / at / with…?
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Insights
What do you think of…?
Where would I…? What if…?
Networking
Visibility
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Taking care of business
A staff of 5 does all the bolded items, provides all member services, organizes and runs
Cardware and two networking events, writes for several publications, speaks at
numerous conferences, and delivers other items throughout the year
Advocacy
Media
Accounts Payable Conference and Board support
& Receivable
member Sales
and meetings
Marketing
Management
IT Management
Financial
Reporting
Security
Research
Banking
Publishing
Graphic design
Database
Maintenance
Event planning &
delivery
Web Design and
Maintenance
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Government
Filings
Human
resources
Travel planning
Purchasing
Stakeholder
relations
And many other
functions…
Copywriting
Speech writing
25 years of connecting members & supporting their goals
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Stakeholders driving payment evolution and digital identity
Our Board
Christian Ali
Tracey Black
David Chaudhari
Pawel Chrobok
Jason Davies
Owen Gingras
Lorna Johnson
Catherine Johnston
Karrie MacDonald
Wendy Maisey
David Metcalfe
Didier Serra
Paul Zatychec
SecureKey Technologies Inc.
GFH Group
Ingenico Canada, Ltd.
EnStream LP
MasterCard
Walmart Canada Corp.
Interac Association/Acxsys Corporation
ACT Canada
Gemalto
ICC Solutions Ltd
Scotiabank
SecureKey Technologies
EWA-Canada Ltd.
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Stakeholders driving payment evolution and digital identity
Our Board Advisory Committee
Karen Cox
Moneris Solutions
Nino Di Teodoro
Gemalto
Michael Gokturk
Payfirma Corporation
Doug Hatton
MSC Payment Solutions
Susan MacKeown White Page Consulting
Willis Morettin
Giesecke & Devrient
Jennifer Passmore Canadian Tire Financial Services
Richard Thomas
Royal Bank of Canada
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Stakeholders driving payment evolution and digital identity
Special Services You Can Use
Get your message out
ACTion e-bulletins for exceptional announcements
ACTion e-news
Cardware
ACT Canada websites
Get your message endorsed
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Stakeholders driving payment evolution and digital identity
What we don’t do!
Talk
about interchange or our members’ pricing
policies
Speak
on behalf of specific members
Show
favouritism to specific members
Accept
membership from parties who are known to
conduct themselves in ways that hurt the market
Allow
competitive interests to interfere with the
goals of the association
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Stakeholders driving payment evolution and digital identity
What we want to know…
…how can we help you
advance your goals?
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Stakeholders driving payment evolution and digital identity
When stakeholders work together:
Markets are advanced
Problems are solved
People are successful
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Editor's Notes
The window for introducing new technologies is increasingly shorter and there is a temptation to want to seize the opportunities that these present, but it takes a lot of time to work through all the pieces; standards, privacy, security, business cases, partnerships, reliability and the list goes on and on. So to help members we use Strategic Leadership teams. SLTs are groups of ACT Canada members (5 or more) who want to collaborate with others.
Teams can be renewed for subsequent terms. Non-member participation is $2500 per person, per 6 month term.
This is a new team, In a digital economy, our ability to authenticate the customer will impact both our capability to minimize risks and enhance our customers' experiences. Issuers, merchants, acquirers, payment networks and other payment stakeholders are impacted and can shape this space. The future and success of m-commerce will be dependent upon our ability to balance the safety of the merchant and issuer with the convenience of the shopper.Other digital transactions will need to balance the needs of the host system owners with the convenience of the person accessing information or services.The team will also present their report at Cardware 2014.19 organizations, as of Jan 2014
It is possible to leverage the mobile wallet trend and the consumer expectation of having one device for diverse types of transactions by extending similar multi-application functionality to traditional smart cards, allowing consumers to carry fewer, multi-use customized cards, based on an interoperable set of standards and operating rules.Canada, due to its early adoption of NFC and mobile technologies, and the concentration of related services providers, is uniquely positioned to act early and cohesively to define and adopt interoperable multi-use payment media standards.16 organizations, as of Jan 2014
26 members including retailers, issuers, payment networks, card manufacturers, POS manufacturers and acquirers as of Jan 2014***The prepaid SLT is on hiatus. As of Jan 2014
Answers to these can be instantaneous or take days to research. Our ability to answer these questions is based on our current and historical knowledge. This is highly rated by our members and is a unique ability in the market.
This year, Catherine Johnston, our president, celebrates 25 years of service. Andrea McMullen, Vice President, enters her 17th year with ACT Canada. Britteny Blackman, our Association Co-ordinator, enters her second and we welcome Michelle Weir our new Executive Assistant.