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  Wearables in Payments

  $149.00

  In recent years, wearable technology has arrived in a big way –– fitness bands, smart watches, tracking devices, cameras, and health monitoring devices to name just a few. This session is designed to introduce participants to the world of wearable technology and the obvious and not so obvious linkages to payments.

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  Apple Pay Update

  $149.00

  Five years into Apple Pay and the model is either a total failure or a wild success depending on your perspective. This session takes stock of the value proposition, customer adoption, and how the payments industry has evolved in reaction to Apple Pay. It examines how Apple has expanded the program by use case and across products — Learn More

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  Online Wallet Wars

  $149.00

  The war over online digital wallets is now twenty plus years old. From the original Electronic Commerce Markup Language (ECML) to today’s tokenized payments credentials, the landscape has changed a lot – and is surprisingly more vibrant than ever. PayPal has emerged as the de facto digital wallet leader, but many alternatives are Learn More

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  B2B Payments Domain Essentials

  $149.00

  The Business to Business or B2B domain is perhaps the largest segment of the payments industry in absolute volume. At is core is the financial supply chain where buyers and suppliers perform an elaborate dance with sales orders, purchase orders, invoices, payments, and reconciliation. Payments are only a part of the financial supply cLearn More

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  Risk in Payments

  $149.00

  The payments industry is evolving at an unprecedented pace. With new technologies, regulations, and products, successfully managing risk in this innovative era is challenging. Whether you are implementing new forms of payment, making decisions about vendors and technology, or creating new payments products, this session provides an inLearn More

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  Payments and the Internet of Things

  $149.00

  Twenty-five years ago we started building an Internet of Computers. Fifteen years later it became an Internet of Smartphones. Today, based on billions of connected devices, smart sensors, and online appliances, it is becoming an Internet of Things (IoT). And just as the original Internet revolutionized commerce, many suspect that todaLearn More