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Smart Card Technologies

Smart Card Technologies
and Markets Worldwide

Amit Gud

Published May 2003

INTRODUCTION

STUDY, GOAL AND OBJECTIVE

BCC's goal in conducting this study was to determine the current status of the worldwide smart card industry and assess its growth potential over a 7-year period from 2000 to 2007. We were particularly interested in knowing what is happening in the smart card market and knowing how smart card projects are implemented worldwide. In addition, we were interested in the market potential for emerging smart card technologies. The goal of the study also involves knowing and understanding different technologies that are available and in use.

Our key objective was to present a comprehensive analysis of the current smart card market and its future direction.

REASONS FOR DOING THE STUDY

Smart card is the most sophisticated and advanced technology used mainly for payment and authentication purposes. The smart card market is growing at an amazing pace, and we are interested in knowing the trends this market will follow. It will be also interesting to know how smart cards are being utilized for enhancing our daily lives and businesses and making them secure.

CONTRIBUTION OF THE STUDY AND FOR WHOM

This study is an extensive and complete data that defines and explains how the smart card industry is developing and what its prospects are in the long term (2003 to 2007). The study includes the market findings of smart card projects implemented worldwide and also encompasses smart card usage and its acceptance by the public. The importance of the smart card and its features have been scaled in technology terms.

This study can be of immense help to companies that are into card manufacturing, chip manufacturing, system integration and for the companies dealing with security issues. This study can additionally be of help to project managers, system developers and distributors who wish to exploit smart card as one of their options. Government institutions and private company owners can also benefit from this study for securing and simplifying their work by the use of the smart card.

SCOPE AND FORMAT

The scope of the study includes major smart card technologies, smart card types, platforms, its standards and various applications of smart card. A major focus of the report is the market scenario of the smart card industry. This report discusses various smart card projects that are being implemented or that have been planned around the world.

The report is divided into easy-to-follow chapters such as overview, applications, markets etc., while the markets are divided geographically and breakdowns are given by region.

INFORMATION SOURCES

The report sources its information from various companies' press releases, annual reports and news from periodicals as well as websites over a period of time. The report has also sourced various companies' public relations officers for the specific queries and figures required for the report.

The technical portion has been sourced and referred from company white papers and magazine articles, while the market data is based upon press releases and direct press contacts.

AUTHOR CREDENTIALS

Amit Gud is a freelance writer and editor working with various magazines and e-zines worldwide. His expertise includes technical writing covering smart cards, banking, offshore and hedge funds along with lifestyle features and world affairs. Mr. Gud is also currently a contributing editor for Card Technology magazine, India correspondent for Fundnexus.com, and writes regularly for various other community newspapers. His works have been published in The Indian Express and The Mid-Day, two of India's top newspapers, in Miniworld and English Zone, Japanese lifestyle magazines, Publisher's Auxiliary, a newspaper community magazine, Vision Magazine, and others.


TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION

XVII

STUDY, GOAL AND OBJECTIVE

XVII

REASONS FOR DOING THE STUDY

XVII

CONTRIBUTION OF THE STUDY AND FOR WHOM

XVII

SCOPE AND FORMAT

XVIII

INFORMATION SOURCES

XVIII

RELATED BCC REPORTS

XVIII

AUTHOR CREDENTIALS

XIX

BCC ONLINE

XIX

SUMMARY

XX

Summary Table:
GLOBAL SMART CARD MARKET: SHIPMENTS AND VALUE, THROUGH 2007 (MILLIONS)

XX

Summary Figure:
GLOBAL SMART CARD MARKET: SHIPMENTS AND VALUE, 1999-2007 ($ MILLIONS)

XXI

SMART CARD OVERVIEW

1

HISTORY

1

WHAT IS A SMART CARD?

2

PARTS OF A SMART CARD

2

Figure 1 SMART CARD CONSTRUCTION

2

Figure 2 TYPICAL SMART CARD INTEGRATED CIRCUIT PARTS

3

The Micromodule

4

Micromodule Components

4

Read Only Memory (ROM)

4

Random Access Memory (RAM)

5

Application Memory

5

Chip Operating System (COS)

5

COS Families

5

TYPES OF SMART CARDS

6

Figure 3 TYPES OF SMART CARDS

6

CONTACT CARDS MARKET

7

Table 1 WORLDWIDE CONTACT CARDS SHIPMENT BY TYPE, THROUGH 2007 (MILLIONS)

7

Table 2 WORLDWIDE CONTACT CARDS MARKET BY TYPE, THROUGH 2007 ($ MILLIONS)

7

Memory Cards

8

Table 3 MEMORY CARD MANUFACTURERS AND MODELS (MODEL NO.)

8

Table 4 WORLDWIDE MEMORY CARD SHIPMENT AND MARKET SHARE BY MANUFACTURER, 2001 (MILLIONS)

9

Table 5 GLOBAL MEMORY CARD PRICES BY MEMORY SIZE, THROUGH 2007 ($)

9

Optical Memory Card

10

Table 6 GLOBAL MEMORY CARD SHIPMENTS BY SECTOR, THROUGH 2007 (MILLIONS)

10

Microprocessor Cards/Multifunctional Cards

11

Table 7 CONVENTIONAL SMART CARD ARCHITECHTURE

11

Table 8 SMART CARD CPU MODELS AND SPECIFICATIONS

11

Table 8 (CONTINUED)

12

Table 9 GLOBAL MICROPROCESSOR CARD SHIPMENT AND MARKET SHARE BY MANUFACTURER, 2001 (MILLIONS)

12

Figure 4 GLOBAL MICROPROCESSOR CARD SHIPMENT AND MARKET SHARE BY MANUFACTURER, 2001 (%)

13

Table 10 CHIP MANUFACTURERS' MARKET SHARE, 2001 (%)

13

Table 11 SMART CARD MANUFACTURERS' MARKET SHARE FOR MEMORY AND MICROPROCESSOR CARDS, 2001 (%)

14

Figure 5 SMART CARD MANUFACTURERS' MARKET SHARE FOR MEMORY AND MICROPROCESSOR CARDS, 2001 (%)

14

Table 12 GLOBAL MICROPROCESSOR CARD SHIPMENTS BY SECTOR, THROUGH 2007 (MILLIONS)

15

Cryptographic Coprocessor Cards

15

CONTACT-LESS CARDS MARKET

16

Table 13 WORLDWIDE CONTACT-LESS CARDS MARKET BY TYPE, THROUGH 2007 ($ MILLIONS)

16

Table 14 WORLDWIDE CONTACT-LESS CARDS SHIPMENT BY TYPE, THROUGH 2007 (MILLIONS)

17

Proximity or Active Cards

17

Vicinity or Passive Cards

18

COMBI CARDS/DUAL-INTERFACE CARDS MARKET

18

Table 15 WORLDWIDE DUAL INTERFACE CARDS SHIPMENT BY TYPE, THROUGH 2007 (MILLIONS)

18

Table 16 WORLDWIDE DUAL INTERFACE CARDS MARKET, THROUGH 2007 ($ MILLIONS)

19

KEY FEATURES AND CHARACTERISTICS

19

Table 17 KEY FEATURES AND CHARACTERISTICS OF SMART CARDS

19

Table 17 (CONTINUED)

20

MAJOR SMART CARD PLATFORMS

20

MULTOS AND JAVA

20

STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS

21

Table 18 PRINCIPLES OF SMART CARD STANDARDS

22

CURRENT STANDARDS

22

PKCS#11: Cryptographic Token Interface Standard

22

PC/SC

22

OpenCard

23

Java Card

23

Common Data Security Architecture

23

Microsoft Cryptographic API

23

Embossed

24

Difference between Opencard and PC/SC

24

OTHER INDUSTRY STANDARD GROUPS

24

GSM

25

CEPS

25

EMV

26

GlobalPlatform

27

Open Platform

28

WHY SMART CARDS?

28

IF…

28

…THEN

29

COMPARISON WITH MAGNETIC STRIPE CARDS

29

Smart Cards

29

Magnetic Stripe Cards

29

Magnetic Stripe Cards (Continued)

30

ADVANTAGES OF SMART CARD

31

Security

31

PKI is Better than Passwords-Smart Cards Enhance PKI

32

Smart Cards Increase the Security of Password-based Systems

32

Two-Factor Authentication, and More

32

Portability of Keys and Certificates

33

Non Repudiation

33

Counting the Number of Private Key Usages

33

Economical

34

Convenience

34

Customization

34

Multifunctionality

35

LIFE CYCLE OF A SMART CARD

35

Figure 6 SMART CARD LIFE CYCLE

35

FABRICATION PHASE

36

PRE-PERSONALIZATION PHASE

36

PERSONALIZATION PHASE

36

UTILIZATION PHASE

36

END-OF-LIFE PHASE (INVALIDATION PHASE)

37

ATTACKS ON SMART CARD

37

LOGICAL ATTACKS

37

PHYSICAL ATTACKS

38

SMART CARD DEVICES

38

Table 19 GLOBAL SMART CARD READER/WRITER SHIPMENTS AND MARKET, THROUGH 2007

39

Table 20 MAJOR POS AND CHIP CARD TERMINALS PROVIDERS, 2000

39

LEGALITIES

40

FUNCTIONS AND APPLICATION AREAS OF SMART CARDS

41

FUNCTIONS

41

SMART CARDS AS A PAYMENT SYSTEM

41

Table 21 CREDIT CARD USE FOR ONLINE PURCHASES BY REGION, 2001 (%)

41

Drive Towards Cashless Society

42

Table 22 CONSUMER PAYMENT DISTRIBUTION, 2001 (%)

42

Benefits of Smart Payment Systems

42

Mondex International and Mondex Cards

43

Barriers for Acceptance of Smart Cards

43

Microtransactions and Micropayments

44

Legal Protection and Liability

44

Table 23 GLOBAL FINANCIAL SMART CARDS BY REGION, THROUGH 2007 (%)

45

Figure 7 GLOBAL FINANCIAL SMART CARDS BY REGION, 2002 AND 2007 (%)

45

Table 24 BANK SMART CARD PERCENTAGES BY REGION, 2001 (%)

45

SMART NETWORKING

46

Table 25 GLOBAL SMART CARDS IN NETWORK SOLUTIONS, THROUGH 2007 (MILLIONS)

47

NATIONAL ID / AUTHENTICATION

47

Table 26 SMART NATIONAL ID CARDS WORLDWIDE

47

Table 26 (CONTINUED)

48

APPLICATION AREAS OF SMART CARDS

48

GLOBAL MARKET BY APPLICATION

48

Table 27 GLOBAL SMART CARD MARKET BY APPLICATION AREA, THROUGH 2007 ($ MILLIONS)

48

Table 28 GLOBAL SMART CARDS IN USE BY APPLICATION AREA, THROUGH 2007 (MILLIONS)

49

FINANCIAL APPLICATIONS

49

RETAIL AND LOYALTY

49

COMMUNICATIONS APPLICATIONS (PREPAID AND GSM)

50

TRANSPORTATION

50

HEALTH CARD

50

GOVERNMENT PROGRAMS

51

INFORMATION SECURITY

51

MULTIMEDIA, PAY TV

51

PHYSICAL ID AND ACCESS

51

UNIVERSITY IDENTIFICATION

51

WORLD MARKET OVERVIEW

52

WORLD MARKETS BY TYPE

52

Table 29 GLOBAL SMART CARD SHIPMENTS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2007 (MILLIONS)

52

Table 30 GLOBAL SMART CARD MARKET BY TYPE, THROUGH 2007 ($ MILLIONS)

52

Figure 8 GLOBAL SMART CARD MARKET BY TYPE, 2000-2007 ($ MILLIONS)

53

WORLD MARKETS BY REGION

53

Table 31 GLOBAL SMART CARD SHIPMENTS BY REGION, THROUGH 2007 (MILLIONS)

53

Table 32 GLOBAL SMART CARD MARKET BY REGION, THROUGH 2007 ($ MILLIONS)

54

Figure 9 GLOBAL SMART CARD MARKET BY REGION, 2000-2007 ($ MILLIONS)

54

Table 33 GLOBAL SMART CARD USAGE BY REGION, THROUGH 2007 ($ MILLIONS)

55

MAJOR REGIONAL SMART CARD MARKETS: U.S.

56

PAYMENT CULTURES AND TRENDS IN THE U.S.

56

U.S. MARKET BY CARD TYPE

56

Table 34 U.S. SMART CARD SHIPMENTS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2007 (MILLIONS)

56

Table 35 U.S. SMART CARD MARKET BY TYPE, THROUGH 2007 ($ MILLIONS)

56

PROJECTS: FUNCTIONS

57

Payment Cards in the U.S.

57

Payment Card Projects

57

Table 36 MAJOR U.S. PAYMENT CARD PROJECTS

57

Target Corp.'s Rollout

57

Amex Blue Card

58

A Citibank Project

58

USAID Initiative

59

Online Shopping

59

Table 37 INTERNET ACTIVITY BY CATEGORY, JULY 2001

59

Table 38 U.S. AVERAGE INTERNET USAGE AT HOME, JULY 2001

60

Payment Cards in Canada

61

First National Rollout in Canada

61

Marketing

62

Technology

62

An Endless Task

62

Authentication Tool

62

National ID Card for the U.S.

63

Lessons learned

63

The Policy

63

Department of Defense Project

64

Overview

64

Platform and COS

65

Hurdles

66

Compatibility

66

Integration

66

Issuing time

66

Airport Security

66

PROJECTS: APPLICATION AREAS

67

Medical Sector

67

Table 39 MAJOR U.S. HEALTH CARD PROJECTS

68

Government Health Projects

68

Department of Veteran Affairs

69

Other Projects

70

Lifestream

70

West Virginia

70

University of Illinois

70

Tests and Upcoming Projects

71

Canadian Government Project

71

MedicAlert

71

N.Y. Clinics

71

Microsoft Project

72

Health Passport Project

72

Transport

72

Table 40 MAJOR U.S. TRANSIT CARD PROJECTS

72

WMATA

72

WMATA(Continued)

73

L.A. County

74

Translink Project

74

State Department of Transportation

75

Chicago Transit

76

Path Trains

76

Specialized and Multi-application Cards

76

University Cards

76

Table 41 MAJOR U.S. UNIVERSITY CARD PROJECTS

77

Table 42 GLOBAL SALES OF SMART CARDS FOR UNIVERSITIES, THROUGH 2007 (MILLIONS)

77

Major Players

77

Implementations

78

Stony Brook University

78

University of Louisville

78

University of Louisville (Continued)

79

University of Louisville (Continued)

80

Major Barrier for Campus Cards

81

The University of Michigan Story

82

Welfare Programs

82

U.S. Patent and Trademark Office

82

COMPANY PROFILES

83

AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY

83

Table 43 AMERICAN EXPRESS FINANCIAL REVENUE, FIRST HALF 2002

83

ATMEL CORPORATION

84

Table 44 AMTEL CORP. REVENUE, FIRST HALF 2002 ($ MILLIONS)

84

CITIGROUP INC.

84

Table 45 CITIGROUP REVENUE, FIRST HALF 2002 ($ MILLIONS)

85

CUBIC CORPORATION

85

Table 46 CUBIC CORP. REVENUE, FIRST HALF 2002 ($ MILLIONS)

86

HYPERCOM CORPORATION

86

Table 47 HYPERCOM REVENUE, FIRST HALF 2002 ($ MILLIONS)

87

INFINEON TECHNOLOGIES AG

87

Table 48 INFINEON TECHNOLOGIES REVENUE, FIRST HALF 2002 ($ MILLIONS)

88

INGENICO CORP.

88

LIFESTREAM TECHNOLOGIES, INC.

89

Table 49 LIFESTREAM TECHNOLOGIES REVENUE, FIRST HALF 2002 ($ MILLIONS)

90

MASTERCARD INCORPORATED

90

MIPS TECHNOLOGIES, INC.

90

Table 50 MIPS TECHNOLOGIES REVENUE, FIRST HALF 2002 ($ MILLIONS)

91

MOTOROLA, INC. - TELECOMMUNICATIONS

91

PUBLICARD, INC.

92

Table 51 PUBLICARD REVENUE, FIRST HALF 2002 ($ MILLIONS)

93

RSA SECURITY INC.

93

SCHLUMBERGERSEMA

94

Table 52 SCHLUMBERGERSEMA REVENUE, FIRST HALF 2002 ($ MILLIONS)

94

SIEMENS CORPORATION

94

TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INC.

95

Table 53 TEXAS INSTRUMENTS REVENUE, FIRST HALF 2002 (MILLIONS)

96

VERIFONE, INC.

96

VISA INTERNATIONAL

97

MAJOR REGIONAL SMART CARD MARKETS: EUROPE

98

PAYMENT CULTURES AND TRENDS IN EUROPE

98

U.S. AND EU: A COMPARATIVE STUDY

99

Table 54 CASHLESS PAYMENT INSTRUMENTS IN EU AND U.S., 2001 (PERCENT OF THE TOTAL CASHLESS PAYMENT)

99

Table 55 CARD USAGE AT THE POS TERMINALS IN U.K. AND U.S., 2001

100

EUROPEAN MARKET BY CARD TYPE

101

Table 56 EUROPE SMART CARD SHIPMENTS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2007 (MILLIONS)

101

Table 57 EUROPE SMART CARD MARKET BY TYPE, THROUGH 2007 ($ MILLIONS)

101

PROJECTS: FUNCTIONS

101

Payment Cards in Europe

101

Table 58 MAJOR PAYMENT CARD PROJECTS, EUROPE

102

E-Purse and Online Payments in Europe

102

Table 59 EUROPE AVERAGE INTERNET USAGE AT HOME, JULY 2001

103

Table 60 INTERNET ACTIVITY BY CATEGORY, JULY 2001

103

E-payments in the U.K.

103

E-payments in the UK (Continued)

104

Banxsafe, a Belgian Project

105

French and German Chip Payments

106

Movercard in Italy

107

Payments in The Netherlands

108

Table 61 CASHLESS PAYMENT INSTRUMENTS IN EUROPE: 2001 (PERCENT OF THE TOTAL CASHLESS PAYMENT)

108

EU-funded Balcard Project

108

EU-funded Balcard Project (Continued)

109

Table 62 MOBILE PAYMENTS IN EUROPE, 2002

110

Authentication Tool

111

National ID Card for European Countries

111

Table 63 NATIONAL ID CARD PROJECTS, EUROPE

111

An Entitlement Card for the U.K.

111

Italian ID Card

111

Belgian ID Card

112

Finnish ID Card

113

Scottish ID Card

113

SmartCities

114

E-Government

114

LondonConnects

114

FASME

115

Airport Security

116

PROJECTS: APPLICATION AREAS

117

Medical Sector

117

Gie Sesam Vitale

117

Table 64 MAJOR HEALTH CARD PROJECTS, EUROPE

118

Schlumberger

118

ORGA

119

Belgium

119

Finland

120

France and Germany

120

France

121

Germany

121

Germany (Continued)

122

Slovenia

123

Slovenia (Continued)

124

U.K.

125

Trusthealth

126

Netlink

127

eEurope Smart Initiative

127

Smart Card Charter

128

Transport

128

Tr@velSmarT

128

Tosca

129

OMNIPURSE

130

Cross-Border Transit Card

131

COMPANY PROFILES

132

ACTIVCARD

132

Table 65 ACTIVCARD FINANCIAL REVENUE, SECOND HALF 2001 ($ MILLIONS)

133

BULL

133

DATACARD CORPORATION

134

DATAKEY, INC.

134

Table 66 DATAKEY FINANCIAL RESULTS, FIRST HALF 2002 ($ MILLIONS)

135

ELECTRONIC DATA SYSTEMS CORPORATION (EDS)

135

Table 67 ELECTRONIC DATA SYSTEMS CORPORATION FINANCIAL REVENUE, LAST HALF 2001 ($ MILLIONS)

136

GEMPLUS INTERNATIONAL SA

136

Table 68 GEMPLUS INTERNATIONAL SA FINANCIAL REVENUE, FIRST HALF 2002 ($ MILLIONS)

137

GIESECKE & DEVRIENT GMBH

137

MONDEX INTERNATIONAL LIMITED

138

ORGA KARTENSYSTEME GMBH

138

STMICROELECTRONICS

139

Table 69 STMICROELECTRONICS FINANCIAL REVENUE, FIRST HALF 2002 ($ MILLIONS)

140

MAJOR REGIONAL SMART CARD MARKETS, ASIA/PACIFIC

141

PAYMENT CULTURES AND TRENDS IN ASIA/PACIFIC

141

ASIA/PACIFIC SMART CARDS BY TYPE

141

Table 70 ASIA/PACIFIC SMART CARD SHIPMENTS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2007 (MILLIONS)

141

Table 71 ASIA/PACIFIC SMART CARD MARKET BY TYPE, THROUGH 2007 ($ MILLIONS)

142

Table 72 MAJOR SMART CARD PROJECTS IN ASIA (MILLIONS)

142

Table 72 (CONTINUED)

143

PROJECTS: FUNCTIONS

143

Payment Cards in Asia/Pacific

143

Table 73 FINANCIAL SMART CARDS IN THE ASIA-PACIFIC REGION, THROUGH 2007 (MILLIONS)

143

Table 74 MAJOR PAYMENT CARD PROJECTS, ASIA/PACIFIC

144

China

144

The Golden Card Project

145

Japan

146

Japan's First Multos

147

Contact-less e-purse

148

Korea

148

Moneta Card

148

Hong Kong

149

Table 75 HONG KONG SMART CARD USAGE BY SECTORS, THROUGH 2007 (MILLIONS)

150

Mykad E-purse

150

Thailand E-purse

151

Australia

151

Cruise Cash

152

The Philippines

152

Soccer E-purse

153

PROJECTS: APPLICATION AREAS

153

Authentication Tool

153

Table 76 NATIONAL ID CARD PROJECTS, ASIA PACIFIC

153

Hong Kong ID

153

Hong Kong ID (Continued)

154

Japan ID Card

155

Mykad, Malaysian ID

155

Mykad, Malaysian ID (Continued)

156

India

157

China

158

Taiwan

158

Macau

159

Medical Sector

159

Table 77 MAJOR HEALTH CARD PROJECTS: ASIA PACIFIC

159

Asia's Biggest Smart Card Project

159

Malaysia

160

Australia

161

A pilot

161

Health e-signature

162

Transport

162

Table 78 MAJOR TRANSIT CARD PROJECTS, ASIA PACIFIC

162

HK Transit

162

South Korea

163

Gujarat Driving License

164

Vehicle Management System, India

165

Malaysia

165

Japan Rails

166

China

166

Australia

166

Sydney

166

Canberra

167

Specialized and Multi-application Cards

167

China Olympics

167

China Social Security

167

South Korea

168

Gasoline Vending

168

Gasoline Vending (Continued)

169

COMPANY PROFILES

170

FUJITSU SERVICES LIMITED

170

HITACHI, LTD.

170

SMART CHIP LIMITED

171

VENTURE INFOTEK GLOBAL PVT. LTD.

171

 

 

LIST OF TABLES

 

Summary Table:
GLOBAL SMART CARD MARKET: SHIPMENTS AND VALUE, THROUGH 2007 (MILLIONS)

XX

Table 1 WORLDWIDE CONTACT CARDS SHIPMENT BY TYPE, THROUGH 2007 (MILLIONS)

7

Table 2 WORLDWIDE CONTACT CARDS MARKET BY TYPE, THROUGH 2007 ($ MILLIONS)

7

Table 3 MEMORY CARD MANUFACTURERS AND MODELS (MODEL NO.)

8

Table 4 WORLDWIDE MEMORY CARD SHIPMENT AND MARKET SHARE BY MANUFACTURER, 2001 (MILLIONS)

9

Table 5 GLOBAL MEMORY CARD PRICES BY MEMORY SIZE, THROUGH 2007 ($)

9

Table 6 GLOBAL MEMORY CARD SHIPMENTS BY SECTOR, THROUGH 2007 (MILLIONS)

10

Table 7 CONVENTIONAL SMART CARD ARCHITECHTURE

11

Table 8 SMART CARD CPU MODELS AND SPECIFICATIONS

11

Table 9 GLOBAL MICROPROCESSOR CARD SHIPMENT AND MARKET SHARE BY MANUFACTURER, 2001 (MILLIONS)

12

Table 10 CHIP MANUFACTURERS' MARKET SHARE, 2001 (%)

13

Table 11 SMART CARD MANUFACTURERS' MARKET SHARE FOR MEMORY AND MICROPROCESSOR CARDS, 2001 (%)

14

Table 12 GLOBAL MICROPROCESSOR CARD SHIPMENTS BY SECTOR, THROUGH 2007 (MILLIONS)

15

Table 13 WORLDWIDE CONTACT-LESS CARDS MARKET BY TYPE, THROUGH 2007 ($ MILLIONS)

16

Table 14 WORLDWIDE CONTACT-LESS CARDS SHIPMENT BY TYPE, THROUGH 2007 (MILLIONS)

17

Table 15 WORLDWIDE DUAL INTERFACE CARDS SHIPMENT BY TYPE, THROUGH 2007 (MILLIONS)

18

Table 16 WORLDWIDE DUAL INTERFACE CARDS MARKET, THROUGH 2007 ($ MILLIONS)

19

Table 17 KEY FEATURES AND CHARACTERISTICS OF SMART CARDS

19

Table 18 PRINCIPLES OF SMART CARD STANDARDS

22

Table 19 GLOBAL SMART CARD READER/WRITER SHIPMENTS AND MARKET, THROUGH 2007

39

Table 20 MAJOR POS AND CHIP CARD TERMINALS PROVIDERS, 2000

39

Table 21 CREDIT CARD USE FOR ONLINE PURCHASES BY REGION, 2001 (%)

41

Table 22 CONSUMER PAYMENT DISTRIBUTION, 2001 (%)

42

Table 23 GLOBAL FINANCIAL SMART CARDS BY REGION, THROUGH 2007 (%)

45

Table 24 BANK SMART CARD PERCENTAGES BY REGION, 2001 (%)

45

Table 25 GLOBAL SMART CARDS IN NETWORK SOLUTIONS, THROUGH 2007 (MILLIONS)

47

Table 26 SMART NATIONAL ID CARDS WORLDWIDE

47

Table 27 GLOBAL SMART CARD MARKET BY APPLICATION AREA, THROUGH 2007 ($ MILLIONS)

48

Table 28 GLOBAL SMART CARDS IN USE BY APPLICATION AREA, THROUGH 2007 (MILLIONS)

49

Table 29 GLOBAL SMART CARD SHIPMENTS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2007 (MILLIONS)

52

Table 30 GLOBAL SMART CARD MARKET BY TYPE, THROUGH 2007 ($ MILLIONS)

52

Table 31 GLOBAL SMART CARD SHIPMENTS BY REGION, THROUGH 2007 (MILLIONS)

53

Table 32 GLOBAL SMART CARD MARKET BY REGION, THROUGH 2007 ($ MILLIONS)

54

Table 33 GLOBAL SMART CARD USAGE BY REGION, THROUGH 2007 ($ MILLIONS)

55

Table 34 U.S. SMART CARD SHIPMENTS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2007 (MILLIONS)

56

Table 35 U.S. SMART CARD MARKET BY TYPE, THROUGH 2007 ($ MILLIONS)

56

Table 36 MAJOR U.S. PAYMENT CARD PROJECTS

57

Table 37 INTERNET ACTIVITY BY CATEGORY, JULY 2001

59

Table 38 U.S. AVERAGE INTERNET USAGE AT HOME, JULY 2001

60

Table 39 MAJOR U.S. HEALTH CARD PROJECTS

68

Table 40 MAJOR U.S. TRANSIT CARD PROJECTS

72

Table 41 MAJOR U.S. UNIVERSITY CARD PROJECTS

77

Table 42 GLOBAL SALES OF SMART CARDS FOR UNIVERSITIES, THROUGH 2007 (MILLIONS)

77

Table 43 AMERICAN EXPRESS FINANCIAL REVENUE, FIRST HALF 2002

83

Table 44 AMTEL CORP. REVENUE, FIRST HALF 2002 ($ MILLIONS)

84

Table 45 CITIGROUP REVENUE, FIRST HALF 2002 ($ MILLIONS)

85

Table 46 CUBIC CORP. REVENUE, FIRST HALF 2002 ($ MILLIONS)

86

Table 47 HYPERCOM REVENUE, FIRST HALF 2002 ($ MILLIONS)

87

Table 48 INFINEON TECHNOLOGIES REVENUE, FIRST HALF 2002 ($ MILLIONS)

88

Table 49 LIFESTREAM TECHNOLOGIES REVENUE, FIRST HALF 2002 ($ MILLIONS)

90

Table 50 MIPS TECHNOLOGIES REVENUE, FIRST HALF 2002 ($ MILLIONS)

91

Table 51 PUBLICARD REVENUE, FIRST HALF 2002 ($ MILLIONS)

93

Table 52 SCHLUMBERGERSEMA REVENUE, FIRST HALF 2002 ($ MILLIONS)

94

Table 53 TEXAS INSTRUMENTS REVENUE, FIRST HALF 2002 (MILLIONS)

96

Table 54 CASHLESS PAYMENT INSTRUMENTS IN EU AND U.S., 2001 (PERCENT OF THE TOTAL CASHLESS PAYMENT)

99

Table 55 CARD USAGE AT THE POS TERMINALS IN U.K. AND U.S., 2001

100

Table 56 EUROPE SMART CARD SHIPMENTS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2007 (MILLIONS)

101

Table 57 EUROPE SMART CARD MARKET BY TYPE, THROUGH 2007 ($ MILLIONS)

101

Table 58 MAJOR PAYMENT CARD PROJECTS, EUROPE

102

Table 59 EUROPE AVERAGE INTERNET USAGE AT HOME, JULY 2001

103

Table 60 INTERNET ACTIVITY BY CATEGORY, JULY 2001

103

Table 61 CASHLESS PAYMENT INSTRUMENTS IN EUROPE, 2001 (PERCENT OF THE TOTAL CASHLESS PAYMENT)

108

Table 62 MOBILE PAYMENTS IN EUROPE, 2002

110

Table 63 NATIONAL ID CARD PROJECTS, EUROPE

111

Table 64 MAJOR HEALTH CARD PROJECTS, EUROPE

118

Table 65 ACTIVCARD FINANCIAL REVENUE, SECOND HALF 2001 ($ MILLIONS)

133

Table 66 DATAKEY FINANCIAL RESULTS, FIRST HALF 2002 ($ MILLIONS)

135

Table 67 ELECTRONIC DATA SYSTEMS CORPORATION FINANCIAL REVENUE, LAST HALF 2001 ($ MILLIONS)

136

Table 68 GEMPLUS INTERNATIONAL SA FINANCIAL REVENUE, FIRST HALF 2002 ($ MILLIONS)

137

Table 69 STMICROELECTRONICS FINANCIAL REVENUE, FIRST HALF 2002 ($ MILLIONS)

140

Table 70 ASIA/PACIFIC SMART CARD SHIPMENTS BY TYPE, THROUGH 2007 (MILLIONS)

141

Table 71 ASIA/PACIFIC SMART CARD MARKET BY TYPE, THROUGH 2007 ($ MILLIONS)

142

Table 72 MAJOR SMART CARD PROJECTS IN ASIA (MILLIONS)

142

Table 73 FINANCIAL SMART CARDS IN THE ASIA-PACIFIC REGION, THROUGH 2007 (MILLIONS)

143

Table 74 MAJOR PAYMENT CARD PROJECTS, ASIA/PACIFIC

144

Table 75 HONG KONG SMART CARD USAGE BY SECTORS, THROUGH 2007 (MILLIONS)

150

Table 76 NATIONAL ID CARD PROJECTS, ASIA PACIFIC

153

Table 77 MAJOR HEALTH CARD PROJECTS, ASIA PACIFIC

159

Table 78 MAJOR TRANSIT CARD PROJECTS, ASIA PACIFIC

162

 

 

LIST OF FIGURES

 

Summary Figure:
GLOBAL SMART CARD MARKET: SHIPMENTS AND VALUE, 1999-2007 ($ MILLIONS)

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Figure 1 SMART CARD CONSTRUCTION

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Figure 2 TYPICAL SMART CARD INTEGRATED CIRCUIT PARTS

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Figure 3 TYPES OF SMART CARDS

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Figure 4 GLOBAL MICROPROCESSOR CARD SHIPMENT AND MARKET SHARE BY MANUFACTURER, 2001 (%)

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Figure 5 SMART CARD MANUFACTURERS' MARKET SHARE FOR MEMORY AND MICROPROCESSOR CARDS, 2001 (%)

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Figure 6 SMART CARD LIFE CYCLE

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Figure 7 GLOBAL FINANCIAL SMART CARDS BY REGION, 2002 AND 2007 (%)

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Figure 8 GLOBAL SMART CARD MARKET BY TYPE, 2000-2007 ($ MILLIONS)

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Figure 9 GLOBAL SMART CARD MARKET BY REGION, 2000-2007 ($ MILLIONS)

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