Blogger profile: Tim Cawsey

Looks after Digital Communications in Thales' Digital Identity & Security business. As a jack of all trades and master of none, Tim blogs on a wide variety of B2B Tech topics. He is a British exile in Provence with an ever growing list of sports injuries. Personal tweets at @FactBoyTim


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Slow news week! 3 words that are never linked to…

Unsurprisingly this was the direct opposite of a slow news week for the mobile industry and for Gemalto’s Telecom business it was no different. We’ve announced new products, contracts, partnerships, oh and of course the unavoidable Facebook SIM

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You thought we just made SIMs? Here’s our mobile marketing…

I’ve been told to keep the length of my posts down (I’m sorry I wanted to be a novelist) so here’s a quickie video of Caroline Doussot, our Mobile Marketing expert, talking about the offer we’ve been showing at Mobile World Congress. As you can see the SIM is just a small part of the […]

Mobile Retail Masterclass

The Mobile Retail Masterclass recently held in London and run by the folks at www.mobilemarketingmagazine.com, put retailers and solution providers together in the the same room to discuss this burgeoning market.

Making travel more personal

Contactless travel cards aren’t new – many countries already offer them, from Hong Kong’s Octopus card to London’s Oyster card. What is the first of its kind, however, is a customized travel card, which is what Stockholm Public Transport (“Storstockholms Lokaltrafik”) is now offering.

What are contactless stickers? How can you use them to…

You may have seen our announcement yesterday with UniCredit in Slovakia where we were selected to supply stickers that contain a contactless payment function. These little beauties based on MasterCard PayPass technology can be stuck to any object turning it into a banking card. This means you no longer have to leave the house with […]

Sustainable approaches to Digital Security

On July 25th, we published the second edition of our sustainability report. Our first edition (unveiled in November 2010) was warmly received by our stakeholders, so we have been hard at work ensuring that this year’s is even more substantial. Although Gemalto is not a company with a particularly high carbon footprint, we still feel […]

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