Hari Gopalkrishnan, Bank of America’s e-commerce executive, talks about what Apple Pay means for the firm and its customers. He spoke with Bloomberg’s Leslie Picker at the Bank of America Merrill Lynch Technology Innovation Summit in Menlo Park, California on Oct. 22.
Today we have data breaches happening. We don’t want our customers storing their credit card information out in places we don’t trust. But at the same time we want to make our customers have frictionless shopping experiences. When you see those two things come together, what we worked on with Apple is a construct that lets you securely maintain your credit card information in a way that doesn’t store it all over the place. And yet when you want to shop, with the touch of your finger, you authenticate with the phone and can make that information available to the appropriate merchant without anybody seeing that information in the clear. — Hari Gopalkrishnan, Bank of America
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Roll this out internationally and I’ll be a happy bunny!
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Try to be original, as all you’ve done is copy patently apple’s quote and report. It’s a pure ripoff and there’s no way around it.
so? It’s another positive affirmation of Apple Pay…shaddup, this is bidness not Creative Writing 101.
uh, by the second largest bank in the United States*
*2 BANK OF AMERICA CORPORATION CHARLOTTE, NC $2,212,004,452
Finish school, learn how to spell and maybe what you say will matter. MDN should have higher standards, period.
I spell purty damn good, sonny..YOU learn how to count, as in count to three billion dollars.
With an ID of Impeach Obama, I see that I’m dealing with a racist yahoo … Y’all.
damn, you just wasted your last race card. Nice try, though…you might need to print-up some more and send them to all the Americans who soundly rejected his statist horseshit on Tuesday.
but, have a nice day!
…after you’ve grasped a rudimentary understanding of the decimal system, here’s another interesting fact for you:
“Bank of America serves clients in more than 150 countries and has approximately 57 million consumer and small business relationships.”
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Bidness
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=shaddup
Watch a few movies about the mob or gangsters. I think you’ll come to realize that when someone throws a couple of these into a sentence it’s not about misspelling, it’s about helping you inflect the proper tone into what you’re reading. Then you can decide what that tells you about the writer, but at least you won’t be derailed by thinking the writer doesn’t know how to spell.
I think it was Jeff Foxworthy who had a line about redneck comebacks and one was “That comes under the headin’ o’ my bidness”
Instead of mafia or rednecks, I always think of “awl bidness”…the petroleum industry.
id est: “Hayull, I AM Ewin’ Awl, been in the awl bidness befo’ you was born.” – Jock Ewing, 1977
I keep having some slightly unidentifiable scene from a movie or TV show with muscular tuffs in a dark bar, attempting to shoot the cuffs on a stretched denim jacket, then waggling a fat finger on a fat hand that has three too many big silver and gold rings on those fingers, admonishing the poor sap who’s about to see stars, “Shaddup, it’s jus’ bidness.”
Also Y’all is properly directed at a group of two or more
Not to mention putting the verb before the adverb: “copy patently”
Yall flappin yalls mowfs, dere ain’t nuttin bean sed.
Ah but I sez nufn so prettily, dunno dem
yeah, too much jibba-jabba.