Canadian Payments Industry Experiences a Year of Unprecedented Change Oakville, Ontario, 17 August 2010 "“ Contactless debit and credit card payments are rolling our rapidly in Canada, and are likely to account for significant transaction volumes and values by 2014, a new study published by Technology Strategies International predicts. According to the recently released market research report titled "Canadian Payments Forecast - 2010", there is also strong interest in mobile payments, although in the short term this is likely to ride on the back of contactless rollout. The report, which analysed the impact of the recession on the Canadian payments industry, and which provides comprehensive forecasts for consumer payment instruments, found that consumer payments were remarkably resilient during the recession, with the largest impacts being felt in the value and volume of credit card transactions. The resilience was a result of growth in personal expenditures, even in the face of declining GDP. More... TSI President Sits on Africa Business and Investment Panel April 24, 2010 "“ The President of TSI, Christie Christelis, served on a panel on ICT investments in Africa at the Canadian Council on Africa s Africa Business and Investment Forum today. The event was attended by 250 dignitaries from around the world, and focused on opportunities in high growth emerging African markets.Mr Christelis opening remarks identified high growth segments in the IT and telecommunications space in selected African countries. For a free copy of this presentation please click here . Is the Time Right for EMV Implementation in the US? London, 16 March 2010 "“ The key driver for EMV implementation has, for the most part, been fraud - or the threat of increased fraud. But with an estimated cost of US$10bn for the US to implement EMV, is the time right? Over the past few decades, financial institutions, transaction acquirers and processors, and merchants around the world have been wrestling with the problem of fraud in the consumer payments system. While cash has its own set of vulnerabilities - and indeed, counterfeiting is on the rise - electronic payments have become widely accepted and have increasingly come under attack by fraudsters. More... ICT Reports Reveal US$10 billion in Investment Opportunities in African High Growth Markets London, 12 March 2010 "“ A new series of reports on the telecom, technology and financing sectors of Ethiopia, Nigeria and Zimbabwe reveal investment opportunities worth up to ten billion dollars and growth prospects averaging 24% over five years. Investment Opportunities in the ICT Sector Africa : 2010 Volume 1, published today by consulting firms BroadGroup and Technology Strategies International, provide analysis of Ethiopia, Nigeria and Zimbabwe, three of Africa s riskiest yet highest potential markets. The three countries have a combined population of 237 million and teledensity of just 25%. Projected average mobile growth rates over the next five years are 38%, 10% and 24% respectively.
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