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Press, Bloggers, and Analysts
Covering Mobile Money Canada 2011? The 3rd annual MMC 2011 takes place on September 27, 2011 at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre in Toronto.
As a media representative, Mobile Money Canada will provide you and your organization with:
- 2 Complimentary Media Passes
- Scheduled telephone and/or email Q&A interview with conference speakers prior to the event
- Scheduled interview with conference speakers the day of the event (subject to availability)
- Listing of your organization as a media partner in conference promotional materials (optional)
Please direct your MMC 2011 inquiries and accreditation requests to:
Anant Tailor Head of Delivery, Mobile Financial Services Practice DonRiver Inc. anant.tailor@donriver.com
MMC 2011 News & Media Library
Industry executives representing the varying stakeholders in the Mobile Money ecosystem will highlight the rising power of mobile money, their unique opportunities and barriers, and the envisioned end–sate of mobile banking and payments in Canada.
Canada's Five Leading Banks to speak at the 3rd Annual Mobile Money Canada Conference
Senior Executives from Canada’s largest banks to share their vision of the end–state of mobile payments in a panel facilitated by Aran Hamilton, a respected digital economy expert
Mobile Payment Pioneer Michael Joseph to Deliver Keynote
“Michael Joseph is a leading pioneer within the Mobile Money industry,” said Brent Ho–Young, Managing Director, Mobile Practice, DonRiver Inc. “We are thrilled to welcome Michael to Mobile Money Canada 2011. We look forward to providing Mobile Money professionals with the first ever opportunity in Canada to meet, network with, and learn from Michael’s unique Mobile Money insights and experiences...
M-Everything: The Mobile Transaction Landscape
As mobile transactions move closer to reality, the landscape of mobile services, mobile commerce and mobile payments becomes increasingly complex. Building on research conducted with key players from mobile network operators (MNOs), card networks, issuing banks, retailers, OEM vendors and software developers, this report details the various components that make up the mobile transactions landscape...
RBC and CIBC to Headline the Mobile Banking Track at the 3rd Annual Mobile Money Canada Conference
Head of Mobile Channel Strategy for Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) and the VP of eChannels Strategy for CIBC will discuss their extremely successful Mobile Banking services as well as perspectives on the future of Mobile Banking and Mobile Payments in Canada.
Blogs
2011 Mobile Money Forum – Event Summary
2011 Mobile Money Forum – Event SummaryThe 2nd annual Mobile Money Forum hosted by Neotelis took place earlier this week on June 21st and 22nd at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Montreal. The folks at Neotelis did a fabulous job of pulling together key participants from within the Canadian Mobile…
Fiserv Acquires M-Com to Enhance Mobile Banking and Payments Capabilities
Good day all, M-Com, a mobile banking and payments platform provider has been acquired by Fiserv. This is big news for the industry as both companies have hundreds of mobile banking deployments across the U.S., Canada, and around the world. M-Com has been active in mobile financial services since 2000 and…
Scotiabank is looking for a Director of Mobile Banking
Hi Mobile Money Folks,Hope all is well. I was forwarded a job posting that I thought might interest some of you out there. Scotiabank, one of Canada's largest and most international banks, is looking for someone to lead their mobile banking initiatives. If you are interested, please see the post…
The Business Case for Mobile Money
So where do operators actually drive revenue from in a mobile money project? The business case is built around a few main sources: 1) Commissions on Transactions: Probably the most obvious source of revenue is the commission that is paid by end users on each transaction. Mobile money service providers…
If you are interested, in Mobile Payments, you will want to watch this interview with Jack Dorsey, Twitter Chairman and Square founder. Jack describes that the secret to Square's success is its simplicity. In addition, for those still trying to figure out Twitter, he breaks down how Twitter came into…
Videos
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