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Payments News You Can Use! (Of the Beer and Transportation Sort)

by Jay DeWitt on April 28, 2010

in Jay DeWitt, NACHA Payments 2010, Transit Payments, Uncategorized

If you’ve been following the blog posts and tweets from the Glenbrook crew this week, you know that a few of us have been attending NACHA’s Payments 2010 event. I’m a Seattle native, now living in Spokane, and I had the opportunity to ride the new Sound Transit Central Link Light Rail into the [...]

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When Worlds Collide [NACHA Payments 2010]

by Jay DeWitt on April 26, 2010

in Blippy, Conferences & Meetings, Innovation, Jay DeWitt, NACHA, NACHA Payments 2010, Online Banking, P2P, PayPal, Square, Technology, Twitter, Web 2.0 in Financial Services, iPhone

I’m here in Seattle today at NACHA’s Payments 2010 conference along with Russ and Erin. I’m mulling over a couple things I heard in sessions today, trying to draw the line between them.
Early this morning, I sat in on a briefing by eCom Advisors about a study they did in partnership with FIS and PayPal, [...]

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Is Global eCommerce Really Such a Dark and Scary Place?

by Jay DeWitt on April 5, 2010

in ECommerce, Ecommerce Payments, Global Payments, Globalization, Jay DeWitt

Here at Glenbrook, we work closely with eCommerce merchants on issues and opportunities that they confront every day. Increasingly, the questions we hear surround the topic of “going global” — “What countries should I sell into? What local payment methods are important? Who can provide my company’s payment services over seas? It seems that U.S. [...]

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Payments as Business Strategy – MRC March 10-12, 2009

by Jay DeWitt on March 3, 2009

in ECommerce, Jay DeWitt

The Merchant Risk Council is holding its 7th Annual e-Commerce Payments and Risk Conference on March 10-12, 2009 in Las Vegas Nevada.
I will be leading a panel discussion at the conference on “Payments as Business Strategy”. In this discussion, we will highlight how payments management is an important part of [...]

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