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CardLogix Corporation
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Since the first airline frequent flyer mile was recorded, the concept of loyalty marketing has been used widely, but not always profitably. Enhancing loyalty programs with new technology won’t improve results unless the right business model – and the right technology – is properly applied. This CardLogix White Paper will review loyalty program basics, then discuss cards as the perfect way to ...
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First Data
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Across the United States, a major awakening is occurring among consumers. Millions of Americans are now discovering that their new or reissued credit and debit cards (along with other form factors like key fobs and stickers) have an innovative feature: They are contactless-enabled. Using this technology at the point of sale, consumers can pay without swiping their cards through magnetic readers, ...
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Texas Instruments Incorporated.
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Contactless cards are a key technology for improving the consumer experience for retail transactions. Both computational speed and RF sensitivity are factored into the consumer's perceived transaction time. So a balance between speed and energy efficiency (a.k.a. sensitivity) is required in the chip design. The sensitivity of the contactless card is a more important metric than the computational ...
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Texas Instruments Incorporated.
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More than 10 million new payment cards issued in the U.S. in 2005 support contactless transactions, and the number of cards keeps growing. As contactless commerce gains acceptance, card issuers seek to extend the technology to alternate form factors such as key fobs, which offer greater convenience to consumers and can be personalized for individual tastes. One form factor that holds great ...
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Access Smart, LLC
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The Carlos Rosario International Charter School (CRICS)aims to provide education that prepares the diverse adult immigrant population of Washington, DC to become invested, productive citizens and members of American society. However, the lack of users practicing proper account security and computer logoffs was costing the school’s IT Dept between 30% - 40% of their budget. Read how CRICS ...
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