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IT-Director.com (blog)
While I was at IBM's IMPACT conference in the spring, I participated in a panel with Sandy Kemsley and Bruce Silver, and also Pierre Haren and Eric Herness of IBM. The theme was about the future of BPM and, among other things, we were asked to talk ...
See all stories on this topic »RBC announces RBC Secure Cloud: The first cloud-based mobile payments ...
Wall Street Journal
TORONTO, July 18, 2013 /CNW/ - RBC today announced its RBC Secure Cloud mobile payments service (patent-pending). This new technology, a first in Canada, will allow clients to more safely and securely pay for purchases using their mobile devices.
See all stories on this topic »T-Mobile Poland Introduces Cloud Solutions
Billing World
T-Mobile Poland has introduced cloud services, faciliated by a software package from Comarch, a global supplier of IT products and services. T-Mobile Poland is the country's third largest mobilephone operator. The main elements of the solution include ...
See all stories on this topic »RBC launching Secure Cloud, promises cloud-based mobile payments for ...
MobileSyrup.com
RBC is launching a new mobile payment solution called Secure Cloud which, ostensibly the first in Canada, stores user payment and personal information on RBC's servers (the cloud) as opposed to locally on a smartphone. Launching by the end of the year, ...
See all stories on this topic »T-Mobile to deploy cloud services in Poland
Telecoms.com
The Polish arm of operator group T-Mobile has deployed software to allow it to offer cloud services. The operator implemented elements of IT products and services firm Comarch's Cloud Marketplace offering, a module which integrates the operator's own ...
See all stories on this topic »RBC preps cloud-based mobile payments service
Finextra
The bank says it plans to bring its patent-pending RBC Secure Cloud mobile payments service to market by the end of the year, enabling debit and credit cards to be linked to a number of smartphone platforms. RBC claims that the model means that it ...
See all stories on this topic »
IT-Director.com (blog)
While I was at IBM's IMPACT conference in the spring, I participated in a panel with Sandy Kemsley and Bruce Silver, and also Pierre Haren and Eric Herness of IBM. The theme was about the future of BPM and, among other things, we were asked to talk ...
See all stories on this topic »RBC announces RBC Secure Cloud: The first cloud-based mobile payments ...
Wall Street Journal
TORONTO, July 18, 2013 /CNW/ - RBC today announced its RBC Secure Cloud mobile payments service (patent-pending). This new technology, a first in Canada, will allow clients to more safely and securely pay for purchases using their mobile devices.
See all stories on this topic »T-Mobile Poland Introduces Cloud Solutions
Billing World
T-Mobile Poland has introduced cloud services, faciliated by a software package from Comarch, a global supplier of IT products and services. T-Mobile Poland is the country's third largest mobilephone operator. The main elements of the solution include ...
See all stories on this topic »RBC launching Secure Cloud, promises cloud-based mobile payments for ...
MobileSyrup.com
RBC is launching a new mobile payment solution called Secure Cloud which, ostensibly the first in Canada, stores user payment and personal information on RBC's servers (the cloud) as opposed to locally on a smartphone. Launching by the end of the year, ...
See all stories on this topic »T-Mobile to deploy cloud services in Poland
Telecoms.com
The Polish arm of operator group T-Mobile has deployed software to allow it to offer cloud services. The operator implemented elements of IT products and services firm Comarch's Cloud Marketplace offering, a module which integrates the operator's own ...
See all stories on this topic »RBC preps cloud-based mobile payments service
Finextra
The bank says it plans to bring its patent-pending RBC Secure Cloud mobile payments service to market by the end of the year, enabling debit and credit cards to be linked to a number of smartphone platforms. RBC claims that the model means that it ...
See all stories on this topic »