Technology Management

Magazine articles on organizing and integrating technology systems.

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Bank Technology News August 2007 Conrad, Dumiak & Sausner	Years A timeline of 20 years of innovation in bank technology.
Bank Technology News August 2007 Greg Goth	Wishes for the Next Twenty Here are 20 picks for what the next 20 years in bank technology should look like.
Bank Technology News August 2007 Tom Warsop	The Users Take Control The most significant trend of the past two decades has to do with consumer empowerment. Banks and other financial service providers understand this new power, and the resulting shift in their market approach reflects it clearly.
Bank Technology News August 2007 Janey Place	Mobile Banking Needs A Leader The mobile channel can invigorate products, appeal to a new demographic, lower costs and improve customer service. But, it is another in a long list of channels that banks must build and support.
Bank Technology News August 2007 Dan Fisher	Pay And Settle At Warp Speed The innovation of the payment system will not be in speed, but in total end-to-end processing.
Bank Technology News August 2007 Alenka Grealish	The Web: Mature, Yet New Internet banking shows signs of maturing but few signs of aging as innovation continues to flow.
Bank Technology News August 2007 David Foss	Remote Capture Is Big For Biz One of the most significant recent events in banking is the rise of remote deposit and merchant capture technologies.
Bank Technology News August 2007 Glen Fest	Mergers: Conflicts Becoming A Core Reality Fiserv's buy of CheckFree could spark challenges in banks' vendor management.
Bank Technology News August 2007 John Adams	ATMs: Pushing the Envelope, Straight into the Dustbin Wells Fargo and Bank of America are among the banks slowly deploying technology that allows for envelope-free cash deposits, a move that could shorten lines at branches.
Bank Technology News August 2007 Glen Fest	Remote Capture: Banks Go with Slo-Mo Intro To Remote Deposit Service Banks worried about how clients handle paper are treading softly in setting up remote capture installations. But they're still carrying great expectations for the enterprise.
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