Vendor management is becoming more important from a compliance standpoint as regulators scrutinize banks’ third-party relationships, and achieving that compliance begins with crafting a clearly defined contract.
Banks that are looking to take the next step in IT outsourcing should look to their business and technology staff and resources, a new white paper from Capco suggests.
By Harichandan Arakali and Tony Munroe, Reuters | March 24, 2013
India's IT
outsourcers are promoting "mini CEOs" capable of running
businesses on their own, while trimming down on the hordes of
entry-level computer coders they normally hire as they try to
squeeze more profits out of their staff.
By Jim Eckenrode, Deloitte Center for Financial Services | January 11, 2013
2013 may end up as "the year of regulatory implementation in banking," but compliance is not the only challenge facing banks that want to outpace the competition.
Adoption of cloud and as-a-service computing models is accelerating in banking. While costs-savings may be the primary driver, increasingly the cloud is seen as a means of innovation and competitive advantage.
Can banks trust their client data to the cloud? Absolutely, say the experts, who suggest financial institutions manage the risks of cloud-based services as they would outsourcing risks -- only with more caution.
The U.S. bank industry, struggling to make the profits it used to, is using the struggles of another industry for its marketing: The U.S. Postal Service.
By Paul McDougall, InformationWeek | March 22, 2012
Offshore outsourcing will continue at brisk pace for next four years, then ease up as automation replaces offshoring as a way for companies to save money, a new study says.
With global markets growing increasingly important to banks bottom lines, optimizing world-wide operations has become a business imperative. Here are three tips to help banks achieve world-class distinction
Massanell discusses how Barcelona-based CaixaBank is meeting the challenges of globalization by driving efficiencies, innovating and forming strategic partnerships.
Westpac New Zealand and IBM renew strategic IT outsourcing agreement in five-year services deal; new technology agreement supports bank's technology transformation program and is intended to improve service quality for staff and customers, lower risk, and support business agility.
IBM announces 10 computing deals with Central and Eastern European Banks -- contracts have combined value of more than $130 million; banks seek to improve operational efficiency and take advantage of mobile, Internet advances.
MetLife Bank has embarked on an 18-month project to outsource data center operations to FIS and move all of its applications to an FIS-operated data center in Little Rock, Ark.
What does it take to create a more competitive and efficient bank? Find out at BS&T's 2nd Annual Virtual Event taking place Thursday, June 23; features presentations on organizational transformation, core systems strategies, collaboration, and customer relationship excellence.
For bank IT companies, the boundaries between U.S. core systems vendors and those based in other countries represent more than a physical separator in the pursuit of customers