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In the search for ways to lower your institution's carbon footprint - mobile phone transactions and mobile ID verifications are a winner.
Your customers already have a mobile and they are being purchased and swtched on whether or not you let your customers use them for ID verification and transactions.
Some of the energy and resource savings delivered through mobile phone transactions:
Imagine a pile of 3.3 billion rfid cards - in the rubbish every 3 years - is that really 'smart'?
How many readers do cards need? Millions. A lot of resources to make, connect and maintain them - a big pile of rubbish left afterwards.
The energy to power up millions of 'smart' card and eftpos readers could power a 3rd world mobile network.
Most businesses already have internet access - this can make the eftpos network redundant for mobile transactions, so all those phone lines, data connections and card readers can be a thing of the past and the power used to run them can be saved or diverted to better use.
Mobile transactions can be easier, safer and result in lower fraud, meaning a whole lot of resources aren't wasted investigating fraud and powering call centres.
Mobile phones instead of cards and paper receipts can save even more plastic and paper.
The right methodology for mobile transactions uses the least possible mobile network resources, resulting in a faster and better customer experience while lowering costs all round - so mobile transactions really are a 'green' solution.
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David Smith Information Analyst at ManpowerGroup
20 November
Konstantin Rabin Head of Marketing at Kontomatik
19 November
Ruoyu Xie Marketing Manager at Grand Compliance
Seth Perlman Global Head of Product at i2c Inc.
18 November
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