Overview
Technology is quickly shifting consumer behavior, the payments infrastructure, and ultimately the supplier landscape.
It once took years for technology to alter markets and shift consumer behavior, but today those changes happen more rapidly than ever before and it’s unlikely that many processors, networks, or financial institutions are taking this shift as seriously as they should.
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