By: Michael Koploy
ERP Market Analyst, Software Advice
With announcements by Google, Amazon, Mastercard, Sprint, and the 2012 Olympics Committee in the last
few days, everyone is talking about near field communication (NFC) payments. As we transition to these contactless phone payments, the burden of security will shift from card-issuing banks to a new set of players: software developers, retailers, and consumers. I have outlined what all four players have at stake and what they can do to assure security is a priority.
The article ends with a survey, asking who you think should be responsible for privacy.
Read more at: The Retail Blog by Software Advice
Filed under: Media, Google, MasterCard, National Football Conference, Near Field Communication, NFC, Retailing, Sprint Nextel
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