Join ATMIA in celebrating our 10^th anniversary during our fifth annual Canadian Conference!

Tues, June 19th
8:00am-5:00pm	Visa Key Management Workshop Visa is offering a one-day Workshop focused on Securing Financial Transactions. This workshop will encompass an overview of Key Management Practices and other Visa Requirements. This session will provide information on the management of cryptographic keys used in ATMs, PIN pads, cash dispensers and hardware security modules. It will discuss securing the key during various stages in the key lifecycle. The session will also provide information on our PED testing program, VISA Chip requirements, Data Security at the ATM and new technologies at the ATM. This workshop is for staff involved in the management of operation of ATMs or other devices that accept cardholder personal identification numbers (PINs) and for personnel who need practical knowledge about the elements of data encryption standard (DES) cryptography and the management of secret encryption keys. This workshop fulfills the requirements for Independent Sales Organizations (ISOs), Third Party Services (TPS), and staff from Member financial institutions to attend a VISA workshop annually. Cost: $495CAD + tax To register for the Visa Workshop, contact: Tara Kissoon, 416-860-8625.
6:30-8:30pm		Kick-off Cocktail Reception Opening Night ATMIA 10th Anniversary Celebration
Wed, June 20th
8:00am–6:00pm	Registration Desk Open
8:30–9:00am	Continental Breakfast
9:00am	Welcome
9:15am	Keynote Address:  The Evolution of the ABM Market in Canada Mark O'Connell, President & CEO, Interac Association/Acxsys Corporation
10:00am	Canada's Chip Card Migration Program Topic: What are the benefits of chip? The Canadian debit card migration programs timeline and mandates. Identification of changes to the cardholder experience and merchants environments.  Also includes an overview of the Kitchener-Waterloo Chip Trial starting later this year. - Tracey Black, Program Director, KW Chip Trial PMO - Mary Blair, Sr Manager Chip Implementation, Interac Association
10:45am	Coffee Break
10:45am–5:00pm	Exhibit Hall Open
12:00-1:30pm	Lunch
1:30pm	Optimizing Cash Management at ATMs Topic: The replenishment of ATMs, the cost of cash inside each machine and to what extent cash management software improves operational efficiency? - Bo Holmgreen, President & CEO, Transoft International, Inc. - John Morris, Vice President, Cash Operations,  Wachovia Corporation
2:00pm	Make Your ATM Network Wireless!  Switching Saves.... Topic: The benefits of wirelessly connecting ATMs, sample implementations and strategies, as well as costing using real-life case studies and insight into what you should look for when considering wireless as an access solution. Mansell Nelson, Vice-President, Business Development, Rogers
2:30pm	Mobile Payments and OTA Personalization Topic: North American contactless market, North American contactless payment market, convergence of mobile and payment, MasterCard and G&D relationship, benefits of mobile payment, G&D OTA trials, OTA personalization process, opportunities and outlook Nick Pisarev, Sr. Technical Consultant, G&D Canada
3:00pm	Coffee Break
3:30pm	100% Outsourcing Topic: What are the motivations for ATM oursourcing and how do the benefits weigh up against the costs involved? Brian Pisciotta, Vice President, Automated Channels, Citibank
4:00pm	Tactics for Improving the Customer Experience and Reducing the Total Cost of Ownership of Advanced Function ATMs Topic: Delivering unique offerings at the ABM: an international overview:  - ABM is more than cash-and-dash  - There are no 'silver bullets' but the technology should enable ability to try new things at targeted locations without large, incremental costs  - ABM 'personality' distinction/co-branding/retailing (USA)  - Mobile phone top-up (UK, USA, Australia, New Zealand)  - Contributions to charities (UK, USA)  - 'Cash advance' capabilites on cheque/direct deposits (USA)  - Stamps as a revenue stream (USA) Leveraging Infrastructure: transforming the AMB to a positive ROI  - It's not about the ABM hardware (commodity); sofware as the technology enabler can turn the channel P&L into a positive contributor  - Intrgrating the ABM into a point of banking; going beyond cash-and-dash to create an integrated customer experience  - Value of 'eyeballs' at the ABM; point of  'direct' and 'indirect' marketing  - Finally - rapid change; at the pace of other alternative delviery channels (such as online banking) Scott Anderson, Director Strategic Accounts and Business Initiatives, Phoenix Interactive Design Inc.
4:30pm	Minimizing Transaction Taxes Topic: As the industry matures, tax authorities will apply existing GST and sales tax rules in new ways which can significantly erode profits. The recent GST controversy over interchange highlighted the federal government’s lack of understanding of the way the industry operates. This session will look at GST and provincial sales tax issues members should be aware of and look ahead to new GST rules which will apply in 2008 and subsequent years. Jonathan Spencer, Tax Consultant, Thorsteinssons, LLP, Tax Lawyers
5:00pm	Closing Remarks
5:15-6:30pm	ISO Reception Meet and network with other professionals who share in the same business.
Thurs, June 21st
8:30am	Continental Breakfast
9:00am	Welcome
9:15am	Keynote Address: Understanding the Negative Impacts of Changes in the Rules and Regulations from all Different Perspectives in the ATM Industry Topic:  An overview of the Canadian political climate and how it could impact future regulation.  Understanding why government tries to regulate and how to prevent it. Duncan Rayner, Sr. Consultant, Temple Scott Associates, Inc.
10:00am	Counterfeit Payment Cards and Currency Topic: How ABMs are used to harvest personal information for counterfeit payment cards. Are ABMs a source for laundering counterfeit currency? What can teh industry do to protect the public? Sergeant Kerry Petryshyn, National Counterfeit Coordinator, Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP)
10:45am	Coffee Break
11:00am	Securing ATM Transactions: PCI DSS Tara Kissoon, VISA
11:30am	ATMIA Canada’s Response to the Canadian Legislative and Regulatory Climate Mike Kelso, General Manager, Payment Solutions Group, Open Solutions Canada
12:00pm	Managing ATM Data Security Requirements in the Internet Age Topic: The Canadian ATM industry is undergoing a period of technology evolution. Existing ATMs are moving off of the discontinued Datapac network onto faster, less costly broadband networks. With this shift has come the PCI compliance mandate. This session tackles the myths and realities of PCI compliance, as well as the logistics of the Datapac to IP transition, including a cost benefit analysis of various migration strategies. The focus will be on ideas the ATM Operator can implement easily. Deepak Wanner, President & CEO, Precidia Technologies, Inc
12:30pm	Closing Remarks Conference Ends