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Looking at the biggest threats banks face in mobile with BITS’ security expert Jim Pitts.MoreThe bank is constantly looking to improve its mobile offerings based on customer feedback.News & Analysis
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Banks can improve the in-branch and omni-channel experience using new technologies.
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Each year, Bank Systems & Technology honors the most innovative CIOs with our Elite 8 awards.
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Real-time tracking of customer click streams and interactions enables banks to test marketing campaigns with increased accuracy.
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How to chase the savvy banking customer through an omnichannel strategy.
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Bank of China New York will be using Deutsche Bank’s Guaranteed US Plus solution to improve price transparency of cross-border payments.
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Video conferencing and a new digital platform have helped UMB Bank encourage more customers to use digital channels while increasing revenue in the branch.
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The social media giant has reportedly applied for a remittance license in Ireland.
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What it takes to fully leverage data for customer acquisition, engagement and retention.
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Changing consumer behavior in payments is something banks cannot ignore.
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The behavior of mobile consumers is being shaped by digital coupon programs, but many consumers aren’t aware of their banks’ coupon offerings.
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Software-defined networking technology could help protect against vulnerabilities like Heartbleed. It's time to develop a more mature SDN option.
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GenNOW is intended to allow banks to compete with alternative financial providers.
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The FDIC said today that banks need to be subscribing to government services that provide up to the minute information on new cyber threats.
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Business leaders don’t ask what technology can do for them; rather, they ask what they and technology can do together.
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What the newly exposed SSL/TLS threat really means for enterprises and end-users.
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Join The Discussion
- Posted by Bryan Yurcan
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"leave room to scale" is perhaps the most important point of all. As we're seeing over the last 5-10 years, channels people don't even know exist now may become commonplace not too far down the road.
In reply to: All Roads Lead to the Omnichannel
- Posted by Kathy Burger
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That is very true. This isn't exactly the same thing, but I just read an article in the Financial Times that people in Africa essentially pay a "remittance tax" of almost $2 billion/year because of...
In reply to: Bank of China NY Signs On To Deutsche Bank’s Cross-Border Clearing Service
- Posted by Kathy Burger
“Just continuing my comments, which got cut off. Im definitely not hearing as much discussion about core transformation as I did 4 or 5 years ago. Is that an impediment to achieving real omnichannel...
In reply to: All Roads Lead to the Omnichannel
- Posted by Bryan Yurcan
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