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Operations & Technology
NEW Using Analytics for New Product Design by TYSON NARGASSANS
Jun 19, 2013  |  0 Comments  

Customer data provides a treasure trove of information that banks can utilize to design new products.

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NEW Using Analytics for New Product Design
TYSON NARGASSANS
Jun 19, 2013  | 0 Comments

Customer data provides a treasure trove of information that banks can utilize to design new products.

Risk Management and Performance Analysis in the Cloud
DANNY BAKER
Jun 12, 2013  | 0 Comments

A cloud-hosted portal will enable banks to integrate both risk management and financial performance analysis.

Why Big Data Will Not Solve Your Problems
WILLIAM WEIDMAN
Jun 3, 2013  | 3 Comments

‘Big Data’ is wonderful but rarely do banks apply it at the branch level, where it could really do some good.

Why All Banks Will Change Core Systems
CHRIS SKINNER
May 21, 2013  | 11 Comments

With the information demands of the 21st century, changing bank core systems will be mandatory.

Big Data, Culture and Community Banks
KEITH VON SEGGERN
May 13, 2013  | 1 Comments

Community banks can make Big Data work for them if they carefully discern the relative value of different kinds of data and make sure culture and data work hand in hand.

Banking’s IT Pain Points
CHRIS SKINNER
Apr 23, 2013  | 0 Comments

Since so many of banking’s ‘pain points’ relate to information technology, is the industry at risk of becoming just another technology shop?