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Author: Cards Asia 200323-25 April Cindy Cheng, Director of Sales and Marketing, Octopus Cards Ltd, Hong Kong

[ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: Thursday, February 13, 03:45:06am In reply to: just an author note. the articles are on another BB 's message, "China at this stage wants a basic I.D. card without too many extra's that is different from H.K. that wants the full bit." on Monday, February 10, 06:09:20pm http://www.cards-worldwide.com/2003/cardsa_SG/index.asp?& ----------------------------------------------------------- 8th annual eventCards Asia 2003Suntec Singapore, Singapore 23-25 April ----------------------------------------------------------- [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject	Author	Date
The Hong Kong Octopus System (ERG do not run it)(14/5/01)	uses the Sony FeliCa Contactless IC card system	Thursday, February 13, 04:26:37am
Singapore as well as Hong Kong Octopus (HK also reader) -- May 24, 1999 Mitsubishi Corporation/developed by SonyFelica, Thursday, February 13, 04:28:50am
CyberM International Hong Kong Information Infrastructure Expo 19-22 Feb	"Octopus City" in HKII Expo February 13, 2003 press	Saturday, February 15, 07:09:23am
CyberM International (Holdings) Limited. -- Company Description, Saturday, February 15, 07:17:55am ChairmanHong Kong Wireless Technology Industry Association -- 20 February 2003 (Thursday)Mr. Duncan Lau, Saturday, February 15, 07:43:06am Just a note the previous looks like a focus apart from Europe (Netherlands etc) (NT) -- Mainland China CyberM International (Holdings) Ltd./Octopus., Saturday, February 15, 05:24:30pm 15/3/2002-ERG 100% ownership of Proton (previously 10%) it also -- also acquired 100% Triumphant Launch Sdn. Bhd., it has a number of licenses throughout the Asian region for Proton., Saturday, February 15, 11:00:55pm Just an author note quite a few developments with Smartpics in HK by a number of company's (NT) -- the HK I.D. card is a multi functional one/going forward TLS/PCCW etc., Saturday, February 15, 11:06:40pm May 23rd 2000-the acquisition of Chipper technology-alliance with Proton World -- ACI--supplier of multiapplication smart card technology(SMARTICS)November 29 2002, Sunday, February 16, 01:58:34am Triumphant Launch Sdn. Bhd., to be sold with Proton 6/3/03 (NT) -- PWI, Saturday, March 08, 03:29:19pm
IP (intellectual property)Proton World CEO Armand Linkens	formed a consortium with Accenture, Thales and MTRC	Saturday, February 22, 04:27:21pm
Brussels, 9 November 1998 Proton World	The Octopus system was developed for Creative Star Ltd., a joint venture between ERG andthe major public transport operators in Hong Kong.	Thursday, April 03, 03:00:24pm
ERG owns the technology that is licenced to Creative Star for use exclusively and only in Hong KongCreative Star is now known as Octopus Brussels, 9 November 1998 Proton state that Creative Star and ERG are joint venture partners, in Toronto both ERG and Creative Star are working together on the MTE's phase1.	OctopusCards formed consortium Accenture, Thales & MTRC who are bidding with Cubic for the Netherlands whole of country contract.Proton has been adopted by Dutch banks universal Smartcard platform.	Saturday, April 05, 01:21:06pm
	Monday, 15 April, 2002, 07:26 GMT 08:26 UK Smart cards head for Hong KongFinlandMalaysia	Friday, May 02, 07:03:57am