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Jetzt ist die Situation aber eine andere: MasterCard macht z.B. Werbung. Und wir wissen, dass OTI dabei ist. Coca Cola kündigt neue Bezahlmöglichkeit mit kontaktlosen Karten an. Oftmals sind wir über Zulieferer von Endkunden dabei. Das wissen (leider oft nur) wir.
OTI könnte wirklich öffentich mehr darauf hinweisen. Das wäre wichtig, tun sie aber oft nicht.
Anders ist jetz: Wir wissen es! Die Einführungen sind angekündigt. Neue Projekte kommen hinzu. Und damit bin ich mir nun sicher, dass der große Erfolg kommt.
Gut so.
WaMu, Chase, Wells Fargo, BP to Embrace Innovative payment technologies by Visa; Launch of Consumer Awareness, Marketing Campaign
SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Visa, the global leader in payments, today announced significant milestones for its innovative, new payment technologies, adding a major issuer and merchant to the list of organizations adopting Visa payment innovations, while preparing to launch an integrated marketing campaign to increase consumer awareness for Visa innovations.
WaMu, the nation’s 6th largest bank card issuer, will begin issuing Visa credit cards with the contactless payment feature to its account holders in a pilot test starting in June 2007. With the addition of WaMu, four of the nation’s top ten Visa issuers have now adopted the technology, and have made contactless payment technology available to consumers in the United States.
BP is joining a growing list of merchants nationwide to upgrade point-of-sale infrastructure and accept Visa products with the contactless feature. Already, consumers can take advantage of the no-swipe technology at 1,100 BP branded sites and BP plans to roll-out this technology to 10,500 of its retail locations nationwide. In total, approximately 31,000 merchant locations in the United States accept contactless payments.
Visa Consumer Awareness Campaign
In an effort to support the momentum for contactless payments worldwide, Visa has developed a global name for its contactless payment feature: Visa payWave. The descriptive name was chosen because it provides consumers with an illustration of the action required to make a contactless payment and best communicates the transaction speed, ease and convenience of using the contactless feature. Visa conducted extensive, global consumer research to determine the best way of describing its contactless feature. According to consumers participating in the research, “payWave” was identified as a good way to describe the contactless feature of a payment device, like a card or mobile device. Visa also utilized marketing intelligence from its Asia Pacific region which had successfully introduced the contactless feature as “Visa Wave” in Korea, Malaysia and Taiwan. The Visa payWave feature is available today on Visa credit, debit and prepaid products and is currently being piloted in mobile devices worldwide.
In addition, Visa is planning an integrated marketing campaign to highlight the speed and convenience of the Visa payWave feature, help consumers recognize the universal acceptance symbol for contactless payments at the point of sale, and illustrate the simplicity of making a Visa payWave transaction.
Visa payWave Issuers
Visa issuers have the option to incorporate the Visa payWave feature into their contactless product name and card design but are not required to do so. With the addition of WaMu, ten Visa issuers have begun to issue cards with the Visa payWave feature, including:
* JP Morgan Chase, the first Visa issuer to broadly launch contactless cards, Visa cards with blink can be used to make contactless payments wherever Visa payWave is accepted. Chase has issued more than 7 million cards with blink to consumers throughout the United States.
* Wells Fargo, which issues contactless Wells Fargo Visa Platinum® Credit Cards and Wells Fargo Visa Signature® Credit Cards, has plans to re-brand the contactless feature to Visa payWave over the next few months.
“The momentum for contactless payments in the United States has truly been remarkable, moving from regional adoption to national roll-outs in less than two years,” said Brian Triplett, Senior Vice President of Emerging Product Development at VISA USA. “We are excited to expand our marketing efforts in support of Visa payWave, to ensure consumers have a positive payment experience each and every time they visit a contactless merchant location.”
About Visa
Visa USA is a leading payment brand and the nation's largest payment system, enabling banks to provide their consumers and business customers with a wide variety of payment alternatives tailored to meet their evolving needs. Visa USA is committed to increasing the choice, convenience, acceptance and security of Visa payments for all stakeholders in the payment system -- members, cardholders and merchants. Through its 13,382 member financial institutions, more than 510 million Visa-branded cards have been issued to cardholders in the United States.
Visa products currently generate more than $4 trillion in sales volume worldwide. Visa enjoys unsurpassed acceptance around the world. In addition, Visa/Plus is one of the world's largest global ATM networks, offering cash access in local currency in over 170 countries. For more information, visit www.corporate.visa.com.
Erinnern wir uns: Seit 2000 bzw. 2001 wurden zusammen mit BP Bezahlsysteme mit OTI-Systemen installiert, z.B. in Afrika.
Wenn jetzt tatsächlich eine Meldung kommt: OTI erhält Aufträge von Visa ....
Nachzulesen in der News vom 18.12.2006 von OTI auf dessen Homepage:
Auszug:
" OTI’s readers are certified by MasterCard’s PayPass™, Visa contactless program, Discover contactless program and ExpressPay from American Express and by the major processors in the U.S. "
Das dürfte die technische Grundlage sein, auch an Visa liefern zu können.
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du musst schon noch die beiden Urlaube von zuerst mir und dann deinen Urlaub im Juni abwarten ...
Siehe 366, :-))
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OTI and ST Introduce the First Fully Certified Product Device to Support Both MasterCard and Visa Contactless Programs on a Single Chip
Monday May 14, 9:51 am ET
-- New Product Offers Card Manufacturers and Issuers Secured Platform and a
-- Single Product to Support Multiple Payment Programs and Quicker Time to Market
-- Product Ready for Delivery
-- Solution to be Presented at CardTech/SecurTech Show in San Francisco, May 15-17
GENEVA and FORT LEE, N.J., May 14 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- STMicroelectronics and OTI today announced that their secure contactless microcontroller solution received full certification from MasterCard. The certification includes level 1, level 2 and CAST (Chip Assessment Security Testing) certification from MasterCard for use as a dual application card, supporting both MasterCard PayPass and Visa PayWave applications making it the first fully certified solution to support both MasterCard and Visa contactless applications on a single chip. ST (NYSE: STM - News), one of the world's leading semiconductor manufacturers and the leader in smart card microcontrollers for financial and transportation applications, will supply the contactless microcontroller and On Track Innovations Ltd, (OTI) (Nasdaq: OTIV - News), a global leader in contactless microprocessor-based smart card solutions for homeland security, payments, petroleum payments and other applications will provide the operating system and application and the contactless card technology including the inlay technology. The solutions will be presented at OTI's booth #200 at the 17th annual CardTech/SecurTech show in the Moscone Center in San Francisco, May 15-17, 2007.
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With the new product, card manufacturers can create single inventory to support both MasterCard and Visa contactless programs. Once an order is received, a card manufacturer can program the card to support either MasterCard or Visa programs.
The combined OTI and ST solution offers card manufacturers with the ability to:
-- Optimize card manufacturers' inventory management by supporting
MasterCard and Visa on a single chip.
-- Reduce time to market
-- Improve cost structure
-- Acquire a flexible and modular solution
-- Deliver better economies of scale
OTI provides proprietary hardware and software to enable complete inlay and key life cycle and management solutions so that card vendors are able to perform application selections. OTI's inlay solution leverages unique intellectual property and design so that it can be seamlessly integrated into existing operations. OTI also offers quality assurance and quality control tools to ensure the best products are brought to the market. OTI's production facilities meet the most stringent quality and industry requirements. The facilities are MasterCard CQM certified and have a current capacity of 1.5 Million card units per week.
OTI and STMicroelectronics have already successfully delivered commercial quantities of card solutions to the US market and OTI has successfully integrated its inlay technology and products with leading U.S. card vendors and is providing key fob and other form factors to support MasterCard's PayPass and Visa's PayWave initiatives.
"With more than 20 years of smart card experience, in addition to a world- class manufacturing capability, ST is making dramatic progress in introducing the secure products the industry needs for leading-edge payment applications," said Andreas Raschmeier, Director of Smart Card Sales and Marketing. "These new products are optimized to offer the security, performance and features to suit important high-security banking programs."
"One solution supporting multiple applications on a single chip provides flexibility, all of that while providing a cost effective, reliable and secure way to implement contactless cards," said Oded Bashan, Chairman, President and CEO of OTI. "The combination of OTI and ST provides card issuers and manufacturers with a strong delivery channel, from financially solid, experienced providers."
The combined OTI and ST solution is based on the ST19WR02, an advanced silicon product, specially designed for contactless payment applications. The ST19WR02 has an optimized analog RF interface and dedicated security features, offering high data rates (424 Kbit/s) and fast transaction times.
For more information on ST's contactless microcontroller solutions, please visit www.st.com/smartcard. For more information on OTI's contactless payment solutions, please visit www.otiglobal.com.
About OTI
Established in 1990, OTI (Nasdaq: OTIV - News) designs, develops and markets secure contactless microprocessor-based smart card technology to address the needs of a wide variety of markets. Applications developed by OTI include product solutions for petroleum payment systems, homeland security solutions, electronic passports and IDs, payments, mass transit ticketing, parking, loyalty programs and secure campuses. OTI has a global network of regional offices to market and support its products. The company was awarded the Frost & Sullivan 2005 and 2006 Company of the Year Award in the field of smart cards. For more information on OTI, visit www.otiglobal.com.
About STMicroelectronics
STMicroelectronics is a global leader in developing and delivering semiconductor solutions across the spectrum of microelectronics applications. An unrivalled combination of silicon and system expertise, manufacturing strength, Intellectual Property (IP) portfolio and strategic partners positions the Company at the forefront of System-on-Chip (SoC) technology and its products play a key role in enabling today's convergence markets. The Company's shares are traded on the New York Stock Exchange, on Euronext Paris and on the Milan Stock Exchange. In 2006, the Company's net revenues were $9.85 billion and net earnings were $782 million. Further information on ST can be found at www.st.com.
OTI - Safe Harbor for Forward-Looking Statements:
This press release contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 and other Federal securities laws. Whenever we use words such as "believe," "expect," "anticipate," "intend," "plan," "estimate" or similar expressions, we are making forward-looking statements. Because such statements deal with future events and are based on OTI's current expectations, they are subject to various risks and uncertainties and actual results, performance or achievements of OTI could differ materially from those described in or implied by the statements in this press release. For example, forward-looking statements include statements regarding our goals, beliefs, future growth strategies, objectives, plans or current expectations, as well as statements regarding the potential size of the market of OTI's solution. Forward-looking statements could be impacted by failure of market acceptance of new and existing products and our ability to execute production on orders, as well as the other risk factors discussed in OTI's Annual Report on Form 20-F for the year ended December 31, 2005, which is on file with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Although OTI believes that the expectations reflected in such forward-looking statements are based on reasonable assumptions, it can give no assurance that its expectations will be achieved. OTI disclaims any intention or obligation to update or revise any forward-looking statements, which speak only as of the date hereof, whether as a result of new information, future events or circumstances or otherwise.
Press Contacts:
Michael Markowitz
Director of Worldwide Technical Media Relations
STMicroelectronics
+1 212 821-8959
michael.markowitz@st.com
Galit Mendelson
Director of Corporate Communications
OTI
+1 201 944 5200 ext. 111
galit@otiglobal.com
Ende der Meldung.
Der derzeitige Kurs von OTI ist dementsprechen ein Witz.
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Anhand der letzten Meldung zu MasterCard und Visa kann sich jeder ein Bild machen, was die Zukunft bringt. OTI wird sich wohl kaum auf die Messe CardTech/SecurTech im Moscone Center in San Francisco in dieser Woche stellen und derart eindeutige Erfolgsmeldungen verlauten lassen, welche nicht stimmen.
Anhand der in der Veröffentlichung angegebenen Kapazität "of 1.5 Million card units per week" werden konkretere Zahlen genannt. Das "Product Ready for Delivery". MasterCard hat mehrfach die Einführung angekündigt. Im letzten Jahresbericht kündigt OTI große Umsatzsteigerungen ab dem 3. Quartal an.
Es kann und wird also losgehen. Konkreter gehts m.E. nicht mehr.
Die Anleger reagieren derzeit noch wie Go2Bed. Das ist sehr verständlich. Zumal könnten ja auch nochmals Ende Mai schlechtere Zahlen kommen. Aber wer weiß!
Ich warte jetzt nur noch:
a) auf die nächste Analystenmeldung (darauf hören Anleger)
b) Meldungen zu eingegangenen Großaufträgen
c) Tatsächlicher Umsatzanstieg auf das Doppelte, Dreifache,...
d) letztendlich Gewinnmeldungen.
Nach jedem dieser Einzelschritte wird es - und da bin ich mir sicher - enorm nach oben gehen. Die Kurve kann man anhand von Erfolgsgeschichten anderer Unternehmungen erahnen.
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der Juni naht und hoffe bald mal mit gutem Wind abzuziehen
mfG
Karl
Ich bin kurz auf Geschäftsreise. Bin aber sehr, sehr gespannt auf die Zahlen.
Viel Glück also
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Sobald der Umsatz ab dem 3.Quartal deutlich ansteigt, werden die prognostizierten 48 ... 50 Mio. $ erreicht. OTI muss allerdings das Verlustproblem beseitigen. Erst dann gehts mit dem Kurs richtig aufwärts.
Das war also leider kein großer Wurf. Wir warten jetzt auf den Eingang der Großaufträge.
Und aufgepasst liebe Freunde!!! Urlaubszeit ist Kursanstiegszeit.
Spannende Tage und viel Erfolg wünscht
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Aber mein Urlaub kommt was solls.....
Falls nicht noch im Juli gute Nachrichten kommen, müssen wir uns auf die seit Jahren übliche Sommerflaute einstellen. Sprich: Der Kurs bleibt dann bis September auf dem gegenwärtig niedrigen Niveau. Niedriger geht es m.E. nicht mehr. In den Vorjahren war der Kurs regelmäßig (da keine Nachrichten kamen) in den Monaten Juli, August abgesackt.
Einziger Vorteil sind die günstigen Nachkaufkurse. Dafür würde ich allerdings den August abwarten.
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Was macht ihr?
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im August der Tiefststand erreicht wird. Schätze sogar das der Kurs bis auf
3 Euro im Oktober November absacken kann.
Sehe momentan keinen Grund zu investieren.
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Karl
Uns bleibt tatsächlich nichts übrig, als ruhig abzuwarten. Im Juli und August gab es sehr selten Nachrichten von OTI, weswegen der Kurs dahindümpeln dürfte.
Auf 3 Euro würde es herunter gehen, wenn eine schlechte Meldung kommt. Ich rechne aber eher damit, dass bis zum September außer dem Quartalsbericht gar keine Meldung kommt.
Aber dann müssten die Meldungen zu den Großaufträgen kommen. Etwas eher wäre mir allerdings lieber :-)
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Damit hätten wir also die schlechten Nachrichten für die nächsten Kursabschläge.