11:30
Date:
Wednesday 4 March
Venue:
GSMA Seminar Theatre, Mobile World Congress Barcelona
Time:
11:30 – 14:45
11:45 – 12:35
12:35 – 13:30
SIM: Subscription, Identity and Money
Mobile ID and Personal Data
Money and Mobile Commerce
Welcome and introduction
Jean-Christophe Tisseuil, Head of SIM Technology, GSMA
11:45
– 12:35
Mobile ID and Personal Data
In the recent years, a significant number of attacks have been conducted to steal from big corporation
databases. Username and password is providing the right level of security for some basic use cases
but the increasing numbers of online services are increasing the demand for a secure internet identity.
Is biometry a possible answer to customer demand for an easy to use and secure way for mobile
identification? People supporting biometry will say that it is a secure and future proof technology that
reduces identity theft. On the other hand the people against see the technology as a threat to personal
privacy. The objective of this session is to address the challenge of mobile identity, the user
experience, the use cases associated and potential business model. How will operators build a secure
business proposal? How will operator market such solution? Is the SIM a way of securing people
biometry?
Case study – Successful deployment of mobile ID in India (15 min)
Sanjeev Shriyaa, Morpho
Panel and Q&A

Jean-Francois Ouillet, Gemalto

John Bradley, Open ID Exchange

Rajiv Dholakia, Nok Nok Labs

Jean-Paul Cottet, Orange
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Moderator: Marie Austenaa, GSMA
12:40
- 13:30
Money and Mobile Commerce
Over the years, e-commerce businesses have used mobile to help prevent online fraud with one-time
passwords, often at the cost the user experience. At the same time, there’s increased use of mobile
for proximity payments, with banks investigating different approaches, from standardised hardware
security with its complex ecosystem, to an application driven approaches with un-established security
frameworks.
This session will explore how mobile can improve the trade-off between security and convenience,
exploring key questions including:

Can responsibilities be managed properly in a multi-purpose secure element?

Can a combination of hardware and biometrics enable convenient and secure payments,
while preserving data privacy?

Can applications provide a scalable and sustainable security framework for payments?

What are the key success factors – simplicity, user friendliness, ease to deploy?
Presentation – Different approaches to mobile commerce (15 min)
Mung Ki Woo, MasterCard
Panel and Q&A

Zaf Kazmi, CaixaBank

Thierry Millet, Orange

Mehdi Elhaoussine, Oberthur

Carsten Ahrens, G&D

Moderator - Pierre Combelles, GSMA
Sanjeev Shriya
Founder and Managing Director
Smart Chip Limited
Sanjeev Shriya is the Founder and Managing Director of Smart Chip Limited Morpho's subsidiary in India and the market leader in the biometrics, smart cards
and digital security space. Sanjeev has spearheaded the biometric movement in
India, right from the inception of the Aadhaar program, and has helped create
policies, processes and solutions that will impact a billion people.
Sanjeev is also the President of Smart Card Forum of India, a non-profit, multiindustry organisation, promoting the wide spread acceptance of multipleapplication of smart card and biometric technology. He has been actively
involved in the establishment of Indian National Standards for Driving Licenses,
National IDs and other similar national initiatives.
He has over 20 years of experience in the telecommunications, wireless and
technology space.
Rajiv Dholakia
VP Products
Nok Nok Labs
Rajiv Dholakia is VP Products at Nok Nok Labs. He has global operating
experience in private and public companies spans security, ecommerce,
operating systems, and artificial intelligence technologies.
Rajiv has been involved with identity, authentication, encryption and trust
products and services over two decades at companies like Symantec, PGP, and
ValiCert. He has also held senior leadership positions in business, technology
and product development at Taligent, Sun Microsystems and IntelliCorp.
Rajiv is an advisor to startups and incubators in Silicon Valley, Europe and
Asia. He has been a frequent speaker at industry events and consults as an
expert for policy and legislative initiatives at the state and federal level. He is
passionate advocate for science education and sits on the board of the Girl
Scouts of Northern California with special focus on STEM strategy.
John Bradley
Senior Architect
Ping Identity
John Bradley is Senior Architect in the CIO's Office at Ping Identity. He advises
government agencies and commercial organizations on the policy and technical
requirements of identity management, federated identity, PKI and smart card
solutions.
John is Chair of the Federation Interoperability Workgroup and member of the
Leadership council at Kantara. He is treasurer of the openID Foundation, on the
board of OIX and an active contributor to SAML and other specifications at
OASIS. He is one of the leaders of OSIS, and the Kantara Interoperability
Review Board, forums that vendors use for industry interoperability testing.
He is a contributor to the OAuth 2, JOSE and JWT specifications at the IETF,
and one of the main authors of openID Connect.
Jean-Francois Ouillet
Vice President, Mobile Security
Gemalto
Jean-Francois Ouillet serves as Vice President Mobile Security at Gemalto. He
leads a team bringing to market services enabling mobile operators to provide
identity services to citizens, employees and consumers, combining convenience
and security. As such he has been deeply involved from the beginning in the
GSMA Mobile Connect initiative.
Before that he held several management positions in sales, marketing, and
strategy in Europe, Asia and Americas, focusing mainly on telecom and
solutions.
Jean-Francois graduated from HEC Business School, Paris.
Jean-Paul Cottet
SEVP Chairman & CEO Personal
Advisor
Orange
Jean-Paul Cottet is the personal adviser to Stéphane Richard, Chairman and
CEO of Orange, in the area of new activities and emerging countries.
Jean-Paul has extensive experience in telecommunications and has held various
positions within the France Telecom and Orange, covering technical, marketing,
information systems, finance, networks, regulatory and communications.
Prior to his current role, Jean-Paul has led the company’s Interational Division
and also ran the Marketing, Innovation and New Growth division for the Group.
He began his career as an engineer at the nuclear plant Tricastin then Chancery
Embassy France to Japan.
Jean-Paul is a graduate of the Ecole Polytechnique, the Ecole des Mines and
Ecole Nationale Superieure des Telecommunications.
Mung Ki Woo
Executive Vice President, Digital
Platforms
MasterCard
Mung Ki Woo is executive vice president, Digital Platforms. In this role, he is
responsible for leading the definition, development and operations of
MasterCard’s digital platforms around the globe that create a sustainable
competitive advantage for MasterCard and its customers.
Prior to this role, Mr. Woo ran the Mobile & Industry Alliances group, leading the
development and commercialization of mobile payment solutions, as well as
alliances with digital players. Previously, he was vice president, Electronic
Payments & Transactions at France Telecom–Orange, where he led the
development of the “Orange Money” mobile payment program. Mr. Woo was
also responsible for commercial deployment of Orange’s mobile contactless
services in their major European markets.
Prior to joining FT-Orange, Mr. Woo was chief technical officer of a French
interbank organization that specialized in electronic money systems, and
managed a consulting practice at a French IT firm (Devoteam). He started his
career at Thales, working on large defense communication programs for the UK
armed forces.
Mr. Woo is a graduate of Ecole Polytechnique and Telecom ParisTech.
Carsten Ahrens
Division Head, Telecommunications
Industries
Giesecke & Devrient GmbH
Carsten Ahrens leads the Division Telecommunication Industries at Giesecke &
Devrient GmbH.
Having completed his studies in electrical engineering, he brings more than 20
years of experience in various management positions in national and
international telecommunications and IT companies.
Prior to his most recent positions as Managing Director of Giesecke & Devrient
3S GmbH and as CTO of Funkwerk AG, he served over five years as CEO for
the telecommunications equipment supplier Ericsson in the German market. His
professional career includes building up business units in leading companies
such as Atos Origin.
Zafar Kazmi
Head of Mobile Payments & Mobile
Commerce
CaixaBank
Zaf Kazmi is the Head of Mobile Payments & Mobile Commerce CaixaBank (“la
Caixa”).
Zaf is currently leading a number of mobile payments and commerce related
initiatives at CaixaBank. He is also part of the ISO TC68/SC7/WG10, currently
working towards developing the ISO 12812 standard on Mobile Banking and
Payments.
Zaf is the Chair of the Mobey Forum’s Host Card Emulation (HCE) Workgroup,
as well as being an active member of the Mobey Forum’s Biometrics & Security
Workgroup. He is also an active member of the EFMA’s Mobile Banking
Advisory Committee and the European Payments Council’s Mobile Channel
Technical & Security Workgroup.
Mehdi Elhaoussine
Convergence & Solutions Director,
Americas Region
Oberthur Technologies
Mehdi Elhaoussine is the Convergence & Solutions Director for the Americas
Region at Oberthur Technologies.
He leads the region’s activities for Oberthur Technologies payment and mobile
convergent platform, including near field communications applications and fully
managed Trusted Service Management services, over-the-air service
administration platforms, mobile money and smart authentication solutions for
online e-shopping and e-banking, for mobile operators, banks and transit
authorities.
Prior to joining Oberthur Technologies, Mehdi was the EMEA region General
Manager with CASSIS International, a provider of TSM platforms. Additionally,
his experience in the field of NFC and mobile money was further enhanced as a
consultant with France Telecom/Orange group and the World Bank.
He has an engineering degree from Ecole Centrale de Nantes and an MBA from
IAE Aix-en-Provence.
Thierry Millet
Vice President, Mobile Payment and
Contactless
Orange
Thierry Millet is Vice President for Mobile Payments and Contactless Services,
and is in charge of mobile payment activities and development of contactless
services across the group’s footprint.
Before assuming responsibility for this area, Thierry played a vital role in making
Orange Romania the country’s Number One operator. As its Chief Executive
Officer he extended the leadership, he improved and secured the company’s
cash generating profile despite the worst economic crisis in Romania’s history.
Thierry also previously headed up the Commercial operations of Orange
Romania as Chief Commercial Officer for over three years. During that time, he
was responsible with customer service, marketing and sales for consumer and
enterprise customers.
Thierry’s career with France Telecom-Orange spans over twenty years, and he
has held a variety of international senior roles, such as Regional Director Sales
Unit, Pays de la Loire”, Chief Information Officer of Intelig Brazil, Sales and
Distribution Methods Director Mass Market Division.
Thierry graduated from the École Polytechnique and the National School of
Telecommunications.
Pierre Combelles
Head of Mobile Commerce
GSMA
As head of mobile commerce at the GSMA, Pierre Combelles works closely with
the mobile network operator community and the wider vertical industries to foster
the development of digital commerce services to benefit businesses and
consumers.
Before joining the GSMA, Pierre was responsible for open innovation at the
Orange Group. Prior to this, he worked broadly across varied technical
management roles including in digital broadcasting, broadband wireless access,
and IPTV.
Pierre graduated from Ecole Polytechnique and Ecole Nationale Supérieure des
Télécommunications in Paris.