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Posted by Byurcan
True, it reminds us that it's not all about ipdad apps and bleeding edge mobile payments.
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True, it reminds us that it's not all about ipdad apps and bleeding edge mobile payments.
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Posted by KBurger
These are the kinds of nuts-and-bolts, day-to-day issues that are critical to performance and compliance but I think tend to get overlooked in the discussions around digital, multi-channel, etc., as these are not inherently...
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These are the kinds of nuts-and-bolts, day-to-day issues that are critical to performance and compliance but I think tend to get overlooked in the discussions around digital, multi-channel, etc., as these are not inherently...
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Posted by Byurcan
True, this is becomign increasingly important as BYOD becomes more common.
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True, this is becomign increasingly important as BYOD becomes more common.
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Posted by Kelly22
I agree, these are all good ideas that banks should keep in mind. Enforcing basic security measures doesn't have to be complicated - as shown in point #1, even something as simple as changing password letters to symbols...
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I agree, these are all good ideas that banks should keep in mind. Enforcing basic security measures doesn't have to be complicated - as shown in point #1, even something as simple as changing password letters to symbols...
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Posted by Byurcan
Good advice, especially on how formingh strategivc partnerships can greatly help financial institutions navigate the complicated regulatory waters.
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Good advice, especially on how formingh strategivc partnerships can greatly help financial institutions navigate the complicated regulatory waters.
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Posted by Byurcan
That probably will end up being the case.
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That probably will end up being the case.
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Posted by Byurcan
Good points, Haydon. Having a solution that complements other compliance systems seems like a no-brainer.
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Good points, Haydon. Having a solution that complements other compliance systems seems like a no-brainer.
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Posted by Charlie Babcock
Good advice from Matthew Porzio. Canada has a law that its citizen health care info can't be stored on U.S. servers due to inspections allowed by the Patriot Act. UK, Germany, France, Netherlands all have thier own "right...
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Good advice from Matthew Porzio. Canada has a law that its citizen health care info can't be stored on U.S. servers due to inspections allowed by the Patriot Act. UK, Germany, France, Netherlands all have thier own "right...
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Posted by Byurcan
They say it goes in cycles. Also regarding payments, it's easier for a startup tech company to create a payments technology that will be gobbled up, like Intuit/Check, as opposed to a lending paltform for example.
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They say it goes in cycles. Also regarding payments, it's easier for a startup tech company to create a payments technology that will be gobbled up, like Intuit/Check, as opposed to a lending paltform for example.
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Posted by KBurger
Yes, that is interesting. One reason perhaps is that the payments space is so diverse, it has applications in banking, retailing, travel, utilities & more and definining yourself as "payments tech" can encompass a lot more...
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Yes, that is interesting. One reason perhaps is that the payments space is so diverse, it has applications in banking, retailing, travel, utilities & more and definining yourself as "payments tech" can encompass a lot more...
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Posted by Byurcan
Good points. Point #2 seems especially improtant, a good BYOD policy should include extensive training.
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Good points. Point #2 seems especially improtant, a good BYOD policy should include extensive training.
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