Who is Braden Kelley?
He is an innovation and transformation leader, design thinking facilitator, an author, innovation speaker, and makes tools for innovation & change .
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Tag Archives: Biometrics
Innovation or Not – Amazon One
I came across another payments-related invention that Amazon is releasing into the wild. Yes, it is based around biometrics, but before you start getting all freaked out, it doesn’t use an implanted RFID chip or even facial recognition. No, Amazon … Continue reading
Posted in Design, Innovation, Technology
Tagged Amazon, Amazon Go, Biometrics, credit cards, Mobile Payments, retail
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Fingerprints of mCommerce Success on iPhone 5S?
Last August I wrote about Apple’s pending acquisition of Authentec, a biometric authentication company (which has since closed). At the time Apple was in a real hurry to complete the acquisition and it made me wonder whether Authentec’s fingerprint authentication … Continue reading
Posted in Apple, Design, Innovation, Strategy, Technology
Tagged Biometrics, eCommerce, iphone, iPhone 5S, mCommerce, Security
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Apple Touches on a Potential Innovation Integration
Recently Apple announced its intention to acquire Authentec, a biometric authentication company. Apple was in a real hurry to complete the acquisition and it makes you wonder whether Authentec’s fingerprint authentication technology will make it into the home button of … Continue reading
Posted in Apple, Innovation, Product Innovation
Tagged Authentication, Biometrics, ipad, iPad Mini, iphone, iPhone 5, mobile, Mobile Payments, personalization, Security
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