PaymentEye met Mike Camerling, CPO at AEVI, at last year’s Money 20/20 in Las Vegas to get his take on the year’s trends, the evolution of B2B space and to see what the future holds for the payments industry.
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23rd February 2017
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Dear Subscriber,

In this issue of the PaymentEye e-newsletter we take a look at how apps will disrupt the payments industry, including some exclusive video coverage from last year’s Money20/20 in Las Vegas.

And in other news, Starling Bank tests voice command payments with Google Home, Northern Trust and IBM are collaborating on new blockchain technology, and Canon’s Rachel Griffiths asks whether companies are managing their internal payments system properly.

Enjoy!

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PaymentEye met Mike Camerling, CPO at AEVI, at last year’s Money 20/20 in Las Vegas to get his take on the year’s trends, the evolution of B2B space and to see what the future holds for the payments industry.

How will apps disrupt the payments industry in 2017? [Video]
 
Insights in Focus
 

IBM has been actively working with companies to make blockchain ready and integrated for businesses.

Northern Trust and IBM collaborate on private equity blockchain technology
 

Yet more Google technology is infiltrating the payments industry.

Starling Bank tests voice command payments with Google Home
 

Canon’s Rachel Griffiths asks whether companies could manage their internal payments procedure better.

Is indirect spending out of control?
 
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