Content tagged with Management Strategies posted in May 2008
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HP and EDS -- Is it a Win-Win? I Predict a Lose-Lose
My experience with EDS goes back to 1962, not because it was day one for EDS, but instead, to tell you how bad I am at predicting success stories. What I'm good at is predicting failures.
A Little Homework Could Have Saved Banks a Lot of Patents Grief
By John Cronin and Rachael Schwartz, ipCapital Group
Recent patent-related stories in the news suggest to the inexpert public a disturbing trend that some lucky inventor comes up with a simple concept, receives a valuable patent from a broken patent office and then easily earns hundreds of millions of dollars in licensing fees from industry leaders who cannot afford not to use the new technology themselves. From these stories, the public may start to recognize patents as a threat to industry, a
XBRL US Taps Campbell Pryde to Be VP
Pryde joins consortium as VP, domain and chief standards officer.
Richard Lyon Joins Capital One Financial
Capital One taps Lyon to be SVP of commercial real estate banking.
BankAtlantic Names Mohr President of Miami-Dade/Broward Branches
Chuck Mohr will oversee 51 stores.
Bank of America Promotes Dean Athanasia
Athanasia becomes BofA's president of premier banking & investments.
Pegasystems Releases Solution for Fraud and AML Investigation Management
BPM Solution Framework provides a cross-organization alert and investigations management system.
EVP and CIO Paul Johnson Guides BB&T Corp. in Organic Growth
After more than a decade of focusing on M&A, BB&T Corp. looks to grow from within, and in the process is transforming the role of its IT department to become a collaborative value center.
Qualys Offers SaaS Risk Management
QualysGuard Enterprise Security and Compliance Suite provides policy compliance, vulnerability management and PCI compliance products.
Business Bank of Texas Taps PCS’ Outsourced Core Banking Platform
De novo taps PCS' outsourced core banking platform to minimize technology investments.
As Telepresence Becomes More Common in Banking, Use Will Expand to Intercompany Applications
To communicate with the greatest number of customers, partners, vendors, and employees, banks can explore a variety of in-house and outsourced telepresence solutions.
Green Banking: Reality or Hype?
Once upon a time, the only thing green in banking was the cash. Now the financial industry has hopped aboard the Green Express - with mixed results.
Customer Bank Fees: Mint.com Takes on Wells Fargo
Danny Peltz from Wells Fargo confessed that his bank's rather cool Stagecoach Island website, complete with avatars, was begun on a bet. But is this the rich experience bank customers really want from their financial institution?
Today's CIOs are No Better Than the CIA When it Comes to Giving Accurate, Defendable and Persistent Advice to the Boss
In 1983, I published a set of guidelines designed to protect data (aka electronic money) as gazillions of bytes traveled through copper and chips. Ah, those were the good old days. I was confident I had every threat pinned down to 39 rules. At the time, 39 was about 30 more than the ordinary CIO had identified, and what was worse was most CIOs weren't even worried about any breaches because they relied on one pervasive safety net called "It won't happen to us."
ISO20022/UNIFI is the Answer - What was the question?
By Wayne Meikle, Financial Services Director, IONA Technologies
People tend to equate ISO20022/UNIFI directly with XML. The benefits are a global set of common standards based on more open and cost-effective XML technology platforms-so life gets easier, doesn't it?
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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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