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Smart Mobility Program |
How
to bring trust, security and convenience to mobile services and
applications? This central question gathers mobile ecosystems players
and smart security industry at Smart Mobility.
Security experts, mobile operators, applications
developers, handset manufacturers, banks... will discuss technologies,
solutions, lessons learned for building trusted mobile applications.
Among the hot topics: m-payment, TSM role, Corporate mobility, cloud
computing, M to M, NFC...
Smart Mobility parallel streams:
| Smart Mobility Ecosystem-Components |
Trust and security in mobile phones and emerging trusted mobile technologies
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| Smart Mobility Applications & UseCases |
Major mobile applications based on handset and other devices, with a focus on NFC based applications and m-payment
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| DAY 1 - Wednesday
Sept. 22 - Morning |
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Smart Event 2010 Grand Opening Session - Plenary Session |
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 Part 1: "Privacy and Trust in Future Social Networking"
Plenary session chaired by Jacques Bus, independent consultant Trust in the Information Society
Hundreds of millions of people share personal information on online
social networks. The extensive use of social networking tools has
far-reaching impact on our professional and personal life. It also
creates a tremendous privacy and trust issue in a world facing growing
concerns about massive profiling, protection of personal data, identity
theft and other cybercrime offenses.
The challenge of sharing information between social networks while
ensuring privacy and trust will be discussed in multiple dimensions:
- User centric identity and privacy management,
centralized/decentralized ID architectures
- Data protection, profiling, privacy protection, security, and
interoperability issues of social networks
- How Europe can play a role in the development of the next generation
of social networks
- What are the essential changes for the next generations of social
networks
- Economic, societal and legal viability of social networking
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Part 2 -
Panel:
Trusted Mobility: IT security Vs Smart security
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According
to ABI research, mobile security services revenue growth exceeded 40%
in 2009, driven by enterprise IT managers looking to safeguard
corporate data, and regulatory requirements to protect sensitive
personal and financial information.
But security client
applications are not the only part of the Mobile Security. Security
must be considered as a whole from chip to cloud.
Shielded Chipsets, fingerprint sensors, SIM cards, Secure SD cards,
trusted operating systems (sandboxes), secure cloud services,
antivirus, firewall, etc. a lot of products, solutions and services are
involved in the mobile security and provided by the industry.
A central question arise: how
this industry –IT industry and smart security industry– is competing
and/or partnering to achieve the right way towards "Trusted Mobility"?
Panellists will include:
- Pr Willie Donnelly, Head Research and Innovation, TSSG, Waterford Institute
- Claudia Eckert, Director Fraunhofer SIT, Vice Director CASED, Chair IT security at TUM
- Mika Lauhde, Director Security and Business Continuity, Nokia
- Pr Thomas Engel, Deputy Director, Center for Security Dependability and Trust, University of Luxembourg
- and representatives from Gemalto, RIM, Orange…
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| DAY 1 - Wednesday
Sept. 22 - Afternoon |
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Bringing Trust to Mobile Phones |
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Trusted Mobile Services and m-Payment
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Bringing Trust to Mobile Phones
Moderator to be confirmed
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Trust
and Security in mobile phones remains a central question for the whole
mobile industry. Designing/developing secure and convenient mobile
services leads to rethink the approach of Digital Security. Security
experts from Mobile, Smart and IT Security universes present and
discuss secure element, open platforms, device management...
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Self declaration versus validation and certification - What does the mobile industry need to demonstrate security?
Silke Mergler, Manager Business Strategy, Brightsight (Netherlands)
- Is the mobile terminal secure enough to protect sensitive information?
- What level of assurance is needed?
- Pros and cons of self-declaration versus validation and certification.
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Smart OpenID
Andreas Leicher, Senior Researcher, Novalyst IT (Germany) Speaker - Andreas U. Schmidt, Novalyst IT (Germany) - Inhyok Cha, Yogendra Shah, InterDigital Communications
- OpenID: a promising, lightweight IdM and SSO for mobile business
- Interplay of smart card, network, and device
- Mobile OpenID on SCWS architecture and technology vision
- Business cases, stakeholders, and revenue streams
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Powering handsets with secure elements
Virginie Galindo, Technical Marketing, Speaker - Jean-Francois Rubon, Director Handsets Technology & Mobile Innovation , Wireless - Gemalto (France)
- Open-ness versus Security
- Use cases for open mobiles requiring security
- Initiatives to integrate Secure Elements in Open OS
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Coffee break - Networking - Exhibition
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Identity, Policy and Context for Secure Mobile Services
Rakesh Radhakrishnan, Sr. Principal IT Architect, Oracle USA
- SIM and SCWS
- Policy and Context with XACML
- Adaptive AuthN and AuthZ
- Distributed Attribute Authorities
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Leveraging mobile phones for authentication
Nicolas Fort, Product Manager, Vasco (Belgium)
- Overview of existing online/mobile threats
- Share best practices in implementing strong authentication
- Challenges when implementing authentication for mobile channels
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Time for a full device management solution
Armand Lecorche, Solution Design & Business Development Director, Oberthur Technologies (France)
- Why mobile operators need new tools to manage increasingly complex
value-added services
- SIM OTA and Device management solutions flaws
- The new Full Device Management platform
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Can I trust the mobile phone?
Jaap de Vos, Senior Security Manager, Brightsight (Netherlands) Speaker - Jan Blonk, Brightsight (Netherlands)
- Why third party developers of secure applications cannot trust the
current mobile phone
- Examples of security flaws are all over the internet.
- A flexible evaluation concept to provide trust to application
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Trusted Mobile Services and m-Payment
Moderator: Sergio Cozzolino, Mobile ICT SM Vice President and GSMA SCaG Chairman,
Telecom Italia
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The
highest level of trust required by mobile payment and cash transactions
challenges the mobile ecosystems. This session explores Trusted
Services Manager's role and the new rules of m-commerce and its
stakeholders. Key enhancements for m-payment transactions will be
presented.
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What are the real alternatives for banks to offer mobile payments
Liisa Kanniainen, Executive Director, Mobey Forum
- Current mobile financial services ecosystem, stakeholders and value
chain
- Secure element role, different form factors available.
- The key questions that financial institutions should address
- Future industry recommendations.
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Tsm2.0, Evolution of the TSM model in the NFC ecosystem
Jean-Philippe Betoin, President, Cassis International Europe (France)
- The initial role of the TSM, what is at stake?
- Position of major stakeholders in transport, payment, mobile telephony
- Return on experience of current trials and tentative deployments,
- Evolution and perspective of the TSM model
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eCommerce - Changing the rules
Peter Broekroelofs, CTO, Co-Founder, Service2Media (Netherlands)
- Applications and options that drive ARPU, customer acquisition and
retention
- Paying for Content - why now and why not?
- Implementation of a full service mobile commerce solution - the
lessons
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Coffee break -
Networking - Exhibition
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Biometric concepts for mobile payment
Jonas Andersson,
Vice President, Business Development, Precise Biometrics (Sweden) -
Karin Sveheim, Director Markets, Precise Biometrics (Sweden)
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Mobile payment with biometric cardholder verification
- Why Biometric CVM will lift transaction value cap
- Biometric Match-on-Card to stop skimming without any impact on
backoffice
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Mobile financial services for smartphones
Christophe Colas, Product Marketing Director, Trusted Logic (France)
- What are the latest innovative solutions in mobile financial services?
- How to bring mobile financial services to smartphones?
- How to use securely a smartphone for financial transactions?
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Trusted services enabling commercial NFC deployment
Jukka Yliuntinen, Chief Marketing Officer, Venyon (Finland)
- Alternatives for SIM and implications
- Split roles of TSM
- Business model for TSM
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| Closing discussion |
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| DAY 2 - Thursday Sept. 23 - Morning |
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Cloud Computing &
Emerging Trusted Mobile Technologies |
Enterprise Mobility & Emerging Trusted Mobile Technologies - Part 1 |
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Trusted Mobile Services &
Applications - Part 1
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Cloud Computing &
Emerging Trusted Mobile Technologies
Moderator: Geoffrey MacGillivray, Senior Product Manager, BlackBerry Security
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If
not a new technology, Cloud Computing reformulates the "trust
challenge" of professional mobile applications. Review and assessment
of this innovative service architecture from security standpoint.
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Cloud computing and security/privacy
Christian Goire, Head of Advanced Technology Strategy, Gemalto (France)
- Cloud Computing, not a new technology but a new business model
- Need for security, - Need for Privacy
- Propositions
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Safety in cloud computing
Mark Hopper, Vice President, Product Management & Product Marketing Multimedia & Convergence, Smith Micro Software (USA)
- Cloud computing: a paradigm shift in service architecture
- Security: new programs are safe and easy to use
- Customizable: programs fit enterprise needs.
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Making Smart Cards Even Smarter- Providing Services Off-line
Surinder Paul, Director Market Development, SAP (France) Speaker - Pascal Bar, Development Manager SAP (France)
- Calculate the price of transactions on your smart card/phone
- Smart card/phone as an autonomous device for transport ticketing,
m-payment...
- Huge savings on infrastructure costs for NFC services
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Coffee break -
Networking - Exhibition
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Enterprise Mobility & Emerging Trusted Mobile Technologies - Part 1
Moderator: Geoffrey MacGillivray, Senior Product Manager, BlackBerry Security
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This
session addresses the trust challenges of the ever-rising use of mobile
applications in companies, from strong authentication to remote support.
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Open Secure Mobile System
Julien Probst, CEO, Sysmosoft (Switzerland) Speaker - Mark Vincent, CTO, Sysmosoft (Switzerland) - Markus Jaton, Professor at HEIG-VD (Switzerland)
- Enterprise’s data confidentiality issue using mobile devices
- Strong Authentication based on a smart “companion” proximity
- Provide and control professional applications and resources using
secured way
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Surviving (and winning) the enterprise mobile application revolution
Brian Reed, Vice President Products, BoxTone (USA)
- Growth of Mobile Applications in the Enterprise
- Mobile Application Performance Management
- The Future of Enterprise Applications
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| Lunch - Networking - Exhibition |
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Trusted Mobile Services & Applications - Part 1
Moderator: Wolfgang Effing, Group Vice President, Deputy CTO, Giesecke & Devrient GmbH
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This
session covers some outstanding mobile applications based on handsets
and other devices. Review and analyse the latest approaches, methods,
industry initiatives to build secure and trustworthy applications on
mobile devices: location-based services, mobile video issues, SIM based
applications...
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Security and privacy issues in a GPS-enabled mobile application for smart traffic
Vasileios Manolopoulos, PhD Student, Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) Stockholm (Sweden) Speaker - Saul Rodriguez, Researcher, RaMSIS Group; Mohammed Ismail, Professor & Director RaMSIS Group; Ana Rusu, Associate Professor, School of ICT -KTH Stockhom (Sweden)
- A mobile application for smart traffic information system
- Data gathering from GPS-enabled mobile devices
- Communication through a secure channel
- Preserving users' privacy
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Trusted video
Robert G. (Bob) Logan, Director, Dialogic Media Labs (USA)
- The evolving IP communications industry
- Mobile video, the key to the future of IP communications
- New technologies for safe and secure video content accessible to
everyone
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Securing DRM
Antoine Huber, Product Marketing Manager, Professional & Consumer Devices, Trusted Logic (France)
- Which security level do I need for DRM service implementation on my
mobile?
- What are the different existing solutions available for each security
level?
- How my platform architecture can impact my security implementation?
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Coffee break -
Networking - Exhibition
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SIM based contactless services from the user's perspective
Lars Schnake, Product Marketing Manager, Speaker, Carsten Fischer Product Marketing Manager - Sagem-Orga (Germany)
- Outline SIM based contactless technology from application &
solution point of view
- Present experience from NFC field trials and user studies
- How to improve usability for the end user ? Pros and Cons of user
interfaces and interaction concepts are discussed.
- What is the commercial prospect ? Will we get the app-store for
contactless services ?
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The best mobile web services simplified
Mark Hopper, Vice President, Product Management & Product Marketing Multimedia & Convergence, Smith Micro Software (USA)
- People use their mobile devices for everything today
- Users feel empowered to take their life mobile
- Video has stolen the spotlight and there is an emphasis on improved
video quality.
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| DAY 2 - Thursday Sept. 23 - Afternoon |
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Enterprise Mobility & Emerging Trusted Mobile Technologies - Part 2 |
M2M & Smart Mobile Objects |
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Trusted Mobile Services & Applications - Part 2
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NFC, contactless & RFIDS Applications - Part 1 |
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Enterprise Mobility & Emerging Trusted Mobile Technologies - Part 2
Moderator to be confirmed
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This second part gives a complementary view on the technologies and the emerging trends in secure corporate mobile access.
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Secure access to corporate resources for Mobile and Smartphone
Mehdi Bermy, Marketing Director, OpenTrust (France) Speaker - Sherley Brothier, CTO, OpenTrust (France)
- Export Trust to mobile
- Strong PKI-based authentication for mobile (for WiFi, VPN, e-mail)
- Electronic Signature on Mobile
- Easy certificate on mobile life cycle management
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Secure mobile access to the enterprise cloud - Gijs van Kersen, Head of Mobile & SP Security Marketing EMEA, Juniper Networks (Belgium)
- Deliver reliable, secure mobile access is the latest challenge to IT
- Juniper Networks' secure access client for smartphone platforms
- How trusted mobile applications can be securely managed
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SIPTalk: A light IMS-like Platform for Telecommunication Services
Rachidi Tajjeeddine, Associate Professor of Computer Science, Al Akhawayn
University in Ifrane (Morocco) Speaker - Asmae Mourhir, Dr Fouad Chaatit, Al Akhawayn University in Ifrane (Morocco)
- Why Operators are not massively adopting IMS
- SIPTalk an IMS-like light solution
- Services offered by SIPTalk
- Architecture, design patterns of SIPTalk
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Coffee break -
Networking - Exhibition
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M2M & Smart Mobile Objects
Moderator to be confirmed
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Machine
to Machine and ubiquitous environments open up business opportunities
for the smart security and mobile industries. Review the new security
requirements of M2M and some of its advanced solutions.
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MASSIM
François-Xavier Marseille, Senior Engineer, Embedded System Labs, Gemalto (France)
- M2M SIM based device solution under control of the service provider
- Tamper proof solution protecting network access from fraud in smart
grid context
- Innovative use of Microelectromechanical systems (MEMS)
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Usability engineering of the EMUE omni-card
Gary Douglas, Assistant director, CCIR Centre for Communication Interface Research, University of Edinburgh, Speaker - Mervyn Jack, Graeme Roy , University of Edinburgh - Doug Haggstrom, EMUE Technologies Pty - Riten Gohil, Visa Europe - Rob Hanigan, Lloyds Banking Group (UK)
- Usability of new EMUE card based on improved functionality.
- Results of controlled tests under experimental controls with real
banking customers.
- Graphs and charts, timings, accuracy data from EMUE cards in on-line
applications.
- Consumer feedback and issues with the EMUE card.
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Closing discussion
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Trusted Mobile Services & Applications - Part 2
Moderator: Houssem Assadi,
Head of the "security and trusted transactions" lab - Orange
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In this second part, a closing discussion will allow further knowledge-sharing on trusted mobile application innovation.
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Sapienza Smart Campus, university in a click
Andrea Ingrosso, PhD Student, CATTID, "Sapienza" Univ. of Rome (Italy) Speaker - Ugo Biader Ceipidor, Full Professor of Computer Science at the Mass Communication Faculty; Carlo Maria Medaglia, Full Professor at the Mass Communication Faculty, Scientific Coordinator of CATTID Labs; Claudia Crielesi, RFID Lab of CATTID;- Fabio Lombardi, RFID Lab of CATTID -"Sapienza" Univ. of Rome
- Hybrid positioning system.
- Benefits of a georeferenced information system
- Combination between social interaction and “social development”
- User-Centered Design approach
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An evolutionary test-bed for infomobility service integration
Paolo Cianchi, CEO, Negentis (Italy) - Dino Giuli, Full Professor, Univ. of Florence, Dept. Of Electronics & Telecommunications - Federica Paganelli, Senior Researcher, National Interuniversity Consortium for Telecommunications (CNIT), Univ of Florence - Stefano Cuomo, Project Manager, CNIT, Univ of Florence
- Model, design and development of a test-bed of integrated
infomobility system
- Integration of legacy systems and novel applications components
- Quality of services for trust requirements
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Closing discussion
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Coffee break -
Networking - Exhibition
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NFC, contactless & RFIDS Applications - Part 1
Moderator: Houssem Assadi,
Head of the "security and trusted transactions" lab - Orange
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This
session over two days will provide the key results to-date and overall
progress of the contactless applications rollouts around the world.
Several promising NFC applications will be detailed.
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Facilitating end-user choice in contactless services
Gil Bernabeu, Technical Director, GlobalPlatform
- GlobalPlatform’s activity to support NFC services
- Benefits of new activation state of all applications enabled by GP
technology
- Future initiatives to support this ecosystem
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Mobile payment: From NFC to online transactions
Jean-François Salaun, Business Development Director, Convergence Product Line, Oberthur Technologies (France)
- NFC payments: one of the key NFC services
- Mobile secured payments: a strong authentication device always in
your pocket
- Mobile portal : a comprehensive tool to manage the whole mobile
payment value chain
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Think global, act local: launching an interoperable mobile NFC application Platform in Nice
Pierre Noizat, Managing Director, Association for Mobile Contactless in France AFSCM
- The Cityzi specifications: building on international standards for
the global mobile industry
- Facilitating the connection of Service Providers to MNOs with Cityzi
- Various NFC mobile usecases available in Nice and beyond : Payment,
Transport, loyalty and information tags
- More mobile NFC handsets to come
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| DAY 3 - Friday
Sept. 24 - Morning only |
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NFC, contactless & RFIDS Applications - Part 2 |
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NFC, contactless & RFIDS Applications - Part 2
Moderator to be confirmed
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This
second part explores further NFC and other contactless innovative
applications: inventory tracking, disabled people applications,
biometrics applications, NFC-based mobile wallet application issues.
The closing discussion will outline future trends of such applications.
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Mobile RFID for high value inventory: proven to achieve zero shrink
Adrian Prezioso, CTO, TJS (USA)
- Mobile RFID inventory tracking advantages in jewelry stores
- Using wireless mobile RFID scanners and tamper-evident RFID tags
- The mobile RFID system offered as a managed service
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A practical case study based on mobility, NFC and RFID for identification of objects for blind people
Miguel Sanchez-Vidales, Director of the Innovation Club, Fontificia Univ. of Salamanca (Spain) Speaker - Montserrat Mateos-Sanchez, Director of the ChipLab; Juan Fraile Nieto, Analyst of SC at the Data Process Center; Javier Bajo-Perez, Dr, Computer Science Faculty; Roberto Berjon-Gallinas, Dr, Computer Science Faculty; Encarnacion Beato-Guitierrez, Dr, Computer Science Faculty - Pontificia Univ. of Salamanca (Spain)
- Distributed architecture for object identification based on NFC and
RFID
- PharmaFabula, a successful practical case for blind people
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An integrated finger print Authentication with RFID access control system
Aboalsamh Hatim, Professor of Computer Science, King Saud University (Saudi Arabia)
- Why is Fingerprint authentication an attractive choice for biometrics
applications
- Integrating CMOS fingerprint sensor with the fingerprint Processor
- Integrating the Biometric subsystem with RFID circuit.
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Coffee break -
Networking - Exhibition
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Results of the FP6 STOLPAN PROJECT
Alice Moroni, PhD Student, CATTID, "Sapienza" Univ. of Rome (Italy) Speaker - Ugo Biader Ceipidor, Full Professor of Computer Science at the Mass Communication Faculty; Ylenia de Rosa, RFID Lab of CATTID; Carlo Maria Medaglia, Full Professor at the Mass Communication Faculty, Scientific Coordinator of CATTID Labs; Serena Sposato, RFID Lab of CATTID - "Sapienza" Univ. of Rome and Andras Vilmos, Managing Director, SafePay Systems, Project Manager of StoLPaN
- Advantages of building up an European NFC ecosystem
- Importance of an homogenous user experience in the creation of a
multi-application framework
- Purses in mobile handsets to enhance the product and the service
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Multi Application mobile wallet environment for NFC services
Balazs Benyo, Associate Professor, Budapest University of Technology & Economics (Hungary) Speaker - Gergely Fordos, Balint Sodor, Andras Vilmos
- Problems in multi application framework
- Architecture of the developed environment
- Scripting language elements, capability of integration in the NFC
ecosystem
- Security considerations in multi application world
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End of Smart Mobility 2010 - no lunch
Further adjustments can occur. The organizers reserve the right to
change the agenda of the conference and the identity of the speaking
persons.
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