FStech and Retail Systems have launched a Twitter account for their forthcoming payments conference. The one day event will take place on Thursday, 10 November at The IoD Hub, London.
The Twitter account can be found at: http://www.twitter.com/Payments2011
The conference will be chaired by Vendorcom’s Paul Rodgers and will look at the latest cards and payments developments which are demanding a huge amount of attention in the retailer and financial sector communities. Speakers confirmed thus far include: Ron Delnevo, managing director, Bank Machine; Neira Jones, head of payment security, Barclaycard; Philip Hellyer, enterprise architecture group, Best Buy Europe and Carphone Warehouse Group.
The conference website will launch in the near future.
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