State of the ECM Industry 2011: How well is It meeting business needs? [ Source: Kofax ]
July 2011- Over the last few years, Enterprise Content Management has been one of the fastest growing areas of IT, outstripping traditional enterprise applications with its double-digit growth. Driven partly by the need to contain content chaos, but more positively, by the need to maximize employee productivity, improve knowledge sharing and reduce fixed costs, ECM has taken its place at the IT top-table, both as a concept and as a product. <br><br> ...

Capture and Business Process: Drivers and Experiences of Content-Driven Processes [ Source: Kofax ]
July 2011- Over the years, we have charted a slow but steady increase in the number of organizations transitioning from basic scanning of paper documents for archive, to the more sophisticated recognition and capture of multi-format content as input to business processes. We have frequently recorded a strong return on investment performance from these scanning and capture projects, but, as evidenced by this year's results, there is a considerable variation in levels of adoption and maturity across ...

Investment Management - Business Economics [ Source: CAPCO ]
April 2012- Downward pressure on fees, increasingly complex client needs and more diverse product sets are among the new realities requiring investment managers to gain better insight into profitability drivers. Some firms have begun measuring revenue in addition to the traditional profitability proxy of assets under management. However, these metrics are no longer adequate. <br><br> Capco can help you model and understand the economics of your business today, enabling you to quickly ...

Transforming the CFO Role In Financial Institutions [ Source: Oracle ]
September 2011- This study, sponsored by Oracle, draws on a global survey of nearly 200 senior banking executives in finance and risk, as well as in-depth interviews with 16 finance and risk executives, corporate leaders and other experts to examine the current state of finance processes and how these processes could be modified to address the new competitive and regulatory dynamics faced by financial institutions. Read this study to learn the key findings.

Customer Centricity: The Key to Success in Retail Banking [ Source: Kofax ]
July 2011- Two years after the financial crisis, economies worldwide have started to recover. Banks and financial institutions, however, have not benefitted as much as they normally would, as GDP growth no longer automatically translates into increased customer confidence, especially in developed markets. Households and business clients have remained tentative about entering long term borrowing contracts and have created a savings surplus instead. The slowdown has forced many banks to redirect their focus to retail banking and ...

Capture and Business Process: Drivers and Experiences of Content-Driven Processes [ Source: Kofax ]
July 2011- Over the years, we have charted a slow but steady increase in the number of organizations transitioning from basic scanning of paper documents for archive, to the more sophisticated recognition and capture of multi-format content as input to business processes. We have frequently recorded a strong return on investment performance from these scanning and capture projects, but, as evidenced by this year's results, there is a considerable variation in levels of adoption and maturity across ...

World Wealth Report 2010 [ Source: Capgemini Financial Services ]
June 2010- As World Wealth Recovery Emerges,Shaken Consumer Confidence Changes Investor Behavior High Net worth Investors (HNWIs) return to markets but while over 55% of HNWIs indicate they regained trust in their advisors and wealth management firms, distrust of regulatory bodies remains at 71%. Given this level of distrust, key to driving increased client confidence is an ability to demonstrate a sharper understanding of clients’ emotional and intellectual needs along with effective portfolio and risk management capabilities. Wealth ...