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Posted by Becca L
At first I imagined tons of fans bringing their ipads to take pictures at the game... It happens.
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At first I imagined tons of fans bringing their ipads to take pictures at the game... It happens.
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Posted by Becca L
Great point, and if that's their measure of success, it encourages the firm to track employee movement to identify further efficiencies, that can be very revealing.
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Great point, and if that's their measure of success, it encourages the firm to track employee movement to identify further efficiencies, that can be very revealing.
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Posted by Jonathan_Camhi
Well the news came out today that the CIA has been spying on congress members and their offices. So maybe they can keep an eye on the regulators. If not, I'm sure the NSA would be up to the task.
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Well the news came out today that the CIA has been spying on congress members and their offices. So maybe they can keep an eye on the regulators. If not, I'm sure the NSA would be up to the task.
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Posted by Jonathan_Camhi
One suggestion I've heard is also that there has to be constant tracking of the delivery of benfits to the business end-user. These projects can't just be about saved time and money in other words. Enabling people on the...
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One suggestion I've heard is also that there has to be constant tracking of the delivery of benfits to the business end-user. These projects can't just be about saved time and money in other words. Enabling people on the...
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Posted by Becca L
HA! Goes back to the big question, who is regulating the regulators?
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HA! Goes back to the big question, who is regulating the regulators?
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Posted by Jonathan_Camhi
I've found the opposite in some cases though, where an institution could take advanatge on the analytics side if only they could cut throgh the infrastrucutre complexity and silos that are preventing them from managing their...
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I've found the opposite in some cases though, where an institution could take advanatge on the analytics side if only they could cut throgh the infrastrucutre complexity and silos that are preventing them from managing their...
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Posted by Jonathan_Camhi
The M&A activity has been so high in recent years that three institutions in one year isn't way out of normal though. There are other examples of institutions that ahve grown quickly through multiple M&A's in quick succession....
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The M&A activity has been so high in recent years that three institutions in one year isn't way out of normal though. There are other examples of institutions that ahve grown quickly through multiple M&A's in quick succession....
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Posted by Jonathan_Camhi
I wonder if they ask the regulators to like them on Facebook too. Or would that be a conflict of interest?
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I wonder if they ask the regulators to like them on Facebook too. Or would that be a conflict of interest?
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Posted by Becca L
The market is still very small, so it can grow in a number of ways, regulators are definitely getting in at a good time. However, as they develop their framework they must be careful not to stifle innovation. They must be...
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The market is still very small, so it can grow in a number of ways, regulators are definitely getting in at a good time. However, as they develop their framework they must be careful not to stifle innovation. They must be...
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Posted by Becca L
It's a linear relationship.. I checked their facebook page, it currently has 20,523 likes. That translates to 6.8% line of credit. At 22,000 likes it will hit 6.7%, 24k for 6.6%, etc. https://www.facebook.com/fidorbank
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It's a linear relationship.. I checked their facebook page, it currently has 20,523 likes. That translates to 6.8% line of credit. At 22,000 likes it will hit 6.7%, 24k for 6.6%, etc. https://www.facebook.com/fidorbank
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Posted by Becca L
I can't read German, but am sure they are very careful about making promises about FB likes and corresponding rate increases. I also find it interesting their business model hinges on the success of that particular social...
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I can't read German, but am sure they are very careful about making promises about FB likes and corresponding rate increases. I also find it interesting their business model hinges on the success of that particular social...
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