The Secure Communications Alliance (SCA) is a professional and neutral platform for information exchanges in business, technology and trends as well as a platform that provides various services for products. It was jointly initiated by decision-makers from stakeholders in the secure communications and secure identification industry. The SCA now has over 50 member companies from 6 countries.
Boasting a high market presence and great market influence with a neutral stand, the SCA has good relationships with a variety of organizations and technical experts that are in charge of or specializing in information security, including the Ministry of Public Security, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, China UnionPay, Visa, MasterCard, Chinese Academy of Engineering, China Financial Certificate Authority, China Bank Card Test Center, Global Platform, GSMA, and etc. In addition, the SCA is actively involved in communications, finance, automotive, home appliance, construction, medical, industrial automation, transportation, Internet and entertainment among other industries that use information security technology.
The SCA aims to provide stakeholders in the industry who are SCA members with networking opportunities to assist their decision-makers in sharing views on business and operations, as well as the collective challenges posed to new technologies and insights on trends, thus reducing the cost of communication for companies while improving their operational efficiency. To be specific, the SCA provides professional services in marketing, business development, technology and information security certification, incorporating the following four categories:
I. SCA's industrywide communication platform for product innovation.
Taking full advantage of its resources, the SCA hosts international industrywide conferences on a regular basis each year. These conferences will help players throughout the value chain understand technologies and businesses of interest, as well as common challenges and demands they are faced with, thus building a platform for information exchanges that foster innovative products and services.
II. SCA's consultation platform for product improvement.
After creating their new products by obtaining market demand information via SCA's communication platform for product innovation, companies typically need additional product improvement. Considering this, SCA provides customized consultation and testing services, including technical training, analysis on business models, interpretation of specifications and regulations, information security product certification, among other services. SCA's senior advisers with more than 20 years of experience in information security product certification provide professional consultation services for companies in the field of information security certification. SCA can give full support to member companies for product improvement.
III. SCA's media center for product promotion.
The SCA has well-established partnerships with a wide range of media related to secure communication and secure identification, which enables us to provide one-stop shop of multi-channel promotion solutions for our member companies. we are capable of saving member companies' the worry, time and effort in branding and promoting products and services.
IV. SCA's industrywide HR platform.
The SCA has accumulated a vast pool of professionals working in related industries after years of networking. If a member company wants to enhance its soft power, we can look for the right talent for our member companies.
Through these four service categories, the SCA provides seamless service from product innovation to improvement and promotion, as well as the type of human resource services that enhance a company's "internal strength.” You are welcome to contact us and share your ideas to help us build a professional and neutral communication platform. For more SCA member services, please feel free to call us.
Founder of SCA
Mr. Neil Ding
Mr. Neil Ding has worked in the smart card industry for over 10 years. He is highly familiar with the entire industry chain from solution providers to product demands, in particular various smart card, mobile payment, NFC, smart transport, smart home applications, as well as smart wearables for finance, transportation and telecommunications. Meanwhile, he is also restlessly studying and exploring the integration of smart card, smart COS, secure chip and smart identification and authentication features with the technologies and businesses in other smart industries, including smart city, biometric identification, third-party payment, internet finance, among others. Once the head of an international smart card association in China, Neil is now the general manager of Shanghai Aoh Smart Technology Co., Ltd., and the founder of SCA, as well as a senior advisor for IDC and other international consulting companies.
