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Most of the iZettle or SQAURE kind of Smartphone base attachement are supported with no PCI DSS compliance or EMV requirements. I contacted them for more details but security and customer helpdesk remain tight lips.

I think we need to agree on benefits and spread it has reached. It's disruptive technology to replace traditional EDC terminals.

Good to see M-commerce market hotting up with big players like Nokia moving to higher chain in it's services biz and helping aggressive tech savvy banks like Yes Bank to leverage RBI's recent m-commerce payment guidelines ( Limit upto 10000 INR).

Let us see how big brothers in Banking and Telecom Service provider reacting to it as sure they have established m-commernce and payments technology earlier in 2009.

It is like sending POSTAL MAIL consisting of confidential information to Correctly WRONG ADDRESS and then blaming the Postal services or sending the POST MASTER who deliver the Parcel/mailer for sending the mailer to correct address.

How can u ask Post MAster to confirm whether parcel is opened by legtimate receiver and  use all sorts of force to avoid opening it :)

Good to see as business decisions are challanging the fund flow across regions and countries ofcourse making the risk management at Central and federal level difficult :)

Mint's recent facelift might be to attract Intuit for Acquistion :-) In what ever sense, it's awesome...

We have success stories of Salesforce.com, Google Apps and good to see some of the players started adopting the models.

I believe we need to look at also the success stories like Hardware As A service (HaaS) started by Amazon SD3 offering Cloud based compute power as well as Platform As A Service (PAAS) with rich virtualisation, ZFS File system services, Dtrace and more on Open Solaris by Sun.

Every where leaders have innovated to adopt the success models.

Press release has confused me as it left lot many questions unanswered.

1. It does not mentioned of any DR/BCP fall back plans that were kicked in. I assume they were as Bank would have burned their money for all such provisions.

2. TEchnical fault has traceability to infrastructure design fault against standard rule of RAS (Reliability Availability Serviceability).. hope their System analyst will fix it up.

3. It is not clear whether HDS or NetApps componets down... both the vendors need to take this seriously.