Because Contactless Intelligence (CI) concentrates on business-to-business within the contactless industry, we don’t talk about pushing the same old messages to an appreciative audience – we don’t ‘preach to the choir’. However, CI does believe in the use of a business-to-consumer type medium to get business-to-business messages across.

Using such products as our C-ITV video news channel, our magazine called C-IQ and our C-IC events (including executive roundtables), CI works to get your message and brand out to your target audience outside of the industry through our weekly news feed or our quarterly issue of C-IQ, or through our usage of interview-format and custom-made video and audio broadcasts, focused on tightly targeted news and industry information and delivered to a specific industry segment of ‘live’ readers and respondents.

We focus on individuals, applications and success stories in other parts of the world and bring them to the attention of those industry sectors that you would like to influence and work with.

Contactless Intelligence also works to create a number of executive-network based events, made-to-measure for your requirements and focused on attracting members of your target industry.

Contactless Intelligence works through relationship marketing platforms that utilize a media company toolkit to create individual marketing opportunities on a modular basis for your company and your partners and aimed at your target industry segment.

Contactless Intelligence creates made-to-measure relationship marketing vehicles, putting companies which promote themselves using more traditional methods back in control of their audience messaging, market reach and relationship development with their identified customers as well as all the working bodies connected with such programs, including ICAO, national and international governmental agencies, international banks and credit card companies, mobile service operators and suppliers to the security, identification, finance, transportation and mobile wireless industry.

"With adoption driven by some of the world's largest card associations and banks, wireless operators and merchants, spending on contactless payments hardware and software will reach US $870 million by 2011, up from just US $260 million in 2006, amounting to a compound annual growth rate of 27%, according to a new study from ABI Research."