Content tagged with Infrastructure posted in March 2009
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A Good Thing About the Current Bank Tech Industry-Entrepreneurs Are Back
Section 3 of Automation in Banking has always been reserved for something new and different. But it is always about banking and technology. For the 2009 Edition, I opened the door wide and invited all kinds of people to express themselves to my readers. You heard of "15 minutes of fame?" My people had 15 minutes to vent. And it was exciting for this old coot who thought he had seen and heard it all.
Irish Bank Tech Vendors Report Rising Revenues
Ireland's financial technology providers sell almost exclusively outside of the country, which is facing a more intense financial crisis than most of the E.U.
In Bank IT, 'Discretionary' Doesn't Always Mean 'Disposable'
Like Frank Sinatra, I order bread from my neighborhood baker. (Fear not-this is going to get to banking.) But first, I want to take you back to 1967 during the LBJ administration. A new commissioner of the FDA showed up, James L. Goddard. I was a project manager at the consulting firm of Booz, Allen & Hamilton. Commissioner Goddard was an outside-the-box thinker so he hired Booz, Allen to transform the way FDA inspectors did their jobs. Also it was the era of PPBS (Planning Programming & Budgeti
New HP Solutions Target Organizations’ Need to Standardize Technology and Adopt Flexible Sourcing Options
New HP solutions target organizations' need to standardize technology and adopt flexible sourcing options; new offerings aim to help customers change the economics of technology.
IDEA Version Eight Enables Visual Documentation of Workflows for Financial Professionals
IDEA Version Eight enables visual documentation of workflows for financial professionals; project overview feature presents graphical representation of audit or investigation processes.
Addison Avenue Automates Processes With UC4
Addison Avenue FCU automates data center operations, including job scheduling, with UC4's workload automation suite.
The Next Big Disaster For Giant Banks-Their Technology
Right now I'd be hard pressed to say anything good about the four largest banks in the U.S., as far as their expertise in banking is concerned. But when it comes to technology, up until now at least, their CIOs had aced the challenge. However, going forward, in my opinion, the giants are going to stall again because funding to feed new IT investments has already dried up. Following is some background material that supports my current position.
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Archived Audio Interviews
Join Bank Systems & Technology Associate Editor Bryan Yurcan, and guests Karen Massey and Jerry Silva from IDC Financial Insights, for a conversation about the firm's 11th annual FinTech rankings.
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