Trinhthu. Events.iaik.tugraz.at/RFIDSec06/Program/papers/002 - Security in NFC.pdf. Transports : le passe Navigo fait un nouveau pas vers le NFC. Technologies sans-contact : Vers une seconde convergence. Quels usages pour le mobile NFC ? Dès 2011, les opérateurs français annonçaient leur volonté de déployer 1 million de mobiles NFC Cityzi, aujourd’hui c’est enfin chose faite.
La technologie NFC (Near Field Communication ou encore Communication en champs proche) est présentée comme étant la prochaine révolution de l’industrie du mobile. Mais les utilisateurs connaissent-ils vraiment toute l’étendue des services qu’elle offre? Faut-il s’arrêter au paiement sans contact qui concentre aujourd’hui le plus gros des efforts?
Les services NFC découlent des différents modes de fonctionnement du mobile NFC. On en distingue trois. Le paiement sans contact Dès qu’on parle de NFC, on pense d’abord au paiement mobile où les enjeux et les opportunités sont les plus importants. Même si l’envie est là, il est pour l’instant difficile d’anticiper un déploiement à grande échelle. En France, le NFC est lancé via un regroupement des principaux opérateurs français (Orange, SFR, Bouygues et NRJ Mobile) sous l’appellation Cityzi. 6 exemples NFC qui vont changer le monde. Nos collègues d’Orange Business Services ont créé une infographie pour bien comprendre les possibilités du NFC.
Le NFC késako ? Concrètement, cela signifie Near Field Communication. Plus simplement, le NFC permet à deux appareils d’échanger de manière sécurisée à une distance inférieure à quatre mètres. Nous vous conseillons le dossier clair et complet du blog d’Orange Business Services pour en savoir plus. NFC (Near Field Communication) : définition, actualité, solutions... La technologie de communication de données sans contact fait office de mini-révolution dans le monde des terminaux mobiles.
Elle pourrait notamment faciliter les achats via téléphone portable. All there is to know about NFC - Shopping. Near-field communication (NFC) has been slow to catch on in Australia; gradually, however, the technology is making its way in.
The Commonwealth Bank introduced its NFC app Kaching six months ago; the NSW Government recently released an NFC tourism initiative down at The Rocks; and RIM is integrating it into its newer smartphones. However, it's not something with which the wider Australian public is particularly au fait yet. What is it? What can it do? And how will we be using it in the future? Many of us think of NFC as a tool solely for mobile payments — its implementers included. Developed by Tapit, the campaign uses QR codes and NFC tags, scattered around the location, to let users take an interactive, self-guided tour. "In layman terms," said Jamie Conyngham, CEO and co-founder of Tapit, "you get a phone out of the box, and you can tap things with it for payment; or, in our case, to get content and information. Conyngham, however, disagrees that uptake has been slow. M-commerce, NFC & Shopping with your mobile What is m-commerce?
In short, m-commerce (mobile commerce) is the ability to purchase items via a mobile device, such as a Smartphone, through online websites. Retailers vs. NFC in Retail–The Big Opportunity. This week has been very exciting for Near Field Communications (NFC) at the Mobile World Congress 2012 in Barcelona.
Major handset manufacturers have announced the launch of NFC phones with about 10 mobile NFC phones scheduled to be launched in 2012. The rising number of NFC handsets has lead to a growth in the number of NFC applications being deployed across the world. One of the most interesting applications we have come across is the use of NFC in the retail industry. As a quick recap, NFC is a touch based technology using which users can tap their mobile phone onto another NFC enabled device such as a mobile phone or a NFC tag to access information.
Imagine this, you finish a hard day of work at the office and you still have tons of grocery shopping left to do at your local grocery store. NFC provides the convenience of shopping in a crowded physical setting such as a supermarket. Imagine getting the right message to a customer when they are in the right place i.e. your store. Katask. Global mobile statistics 2012 Section F: Mobile payment, NFC, m-commerce, m-ticketing and m-coupons. Home: Full index of contents and highlights • Section A: Mobile subscribers; handset share • Section B: Mobile Web; 3G • Section C: Mobile marketing, advertising and messaging • Section D: Consumer mobile behavior • Section E: Mobile apps, app stores • Section F: Mobile payment, NFC, m-commerce, m-ticketing and m-coupons • Section G: Mobile financial services (MFS) and m-banking • Section H: VC investment in mobile.
Section F: Mobile payment, including m-commerce, near-field communications/contactless payments, m-ticketing and m-coupons 1) Mobile payments (m-payments) 2) Top countries for m-payments 3) NFC tap & go payments 4) Mobile commerce (m-commerce) 5) Mobile shopping consumer behavior 6) Top m-commerce retailers 7) Mobile tickets (m-ticketing) 8) Mobile coupons (m-coupons) 1) Mobile payments (m-payments)