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Agenda Background who is Visa
The Challenges technical and business
Visa U-Commerce the concept
Direct Exchange the technological enabler Web Services the next best thing
Web Services VS Direct Exchange Conclusion
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Who is Visa?
Mission To enhance the competitivenessand profitability of its members
The worlds leading payment brand
Credit cards, debit cards, smart cards andcommercial cards
The vision is to remain The worlds best wayto pay and be paid
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A few facts about Visa
Over 1 billion Visa cards issued Visa cards accepted at over 22 million locations
worldwide
Over 50% of all e-commerce transactions are madeby Visa
Average of less than five seconds for paymentauthorization, anywhere in the world
VisaNet The worlds largest consumer payment system
Peak processing of 5,000 mps
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The Technical Considerations
Modernize the VisaNet infrastructure
Exploit Web-based technologies Provide an open, scalable platform
Improve VisaNet management monitoring
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The Business Considerations
Support new products and services Meet fast-to-market needs
Limit risks associated with e-commerce
Exploit cost-effective characteristics of Web-based technologies
Contain growing support costs for legacynetworks and VisaNet access points
Position Visa to recognize and exploit new
opportunities for member services
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Visa U-Commerce
Universal / Ubiquities Commerce
Consumers will be able to do business from
anywhere, anytime, and from any electronicdevice
Convergence of the current Point of Sale with
web based, wireless and other technologiesto create new levels of convenience and valuefor buyers and sellers
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U-Commerce The Challenges
Standards enables different devices tocommunicate with each other
Security extend physical security to virtualtransactions and in the process to ensureprivacy
Systems and infrastructure support theincreased volume of transactions
Simplicity make life more convenient and
simpler
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Direct-Exchange
Provides high levels of security, speed, andreliability
Serves as a private access portal that
provides integrated and secure financialservices
A public access portal creates opportunities toextend VisaNet capabilities to other deliverychannels
Capabilities include: m-commerce, smartcards, B2B, P2P and e-check conversion
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Direct-Exchange: High Level
Overview
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The contribution of Web
services for a business
Improve enterprise agility Generate new revenue streams
Reduce complexity
Achieve interoperability between systems
Build tighter relationships with business
partners and consumers Reduce maintenance costs while increasing
enterprise flexibility
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Should Visa convert to Web
Services?
Use of protocols such as HTTP and XML Low barrier to entry
Attractive to business partners
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Should Visa continue to utilize
Direct Exchange?
Security
Reliability
Speed
Manageability
Scalability
Roots of technology are 20 years old
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The Conclusion
Mission is to be The worlds best wayto pay and be paid
Needs to be secure, reliable, and fast Direct Exchange provides a better
alternative then Web Services
Direct Exchange is based on a proventechnology
Web Services is still in its infancy
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Any Questions?