Content tagged with Channels posted in January 2010
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Mutual of Omaha Bank Upgrades Retail Banking Systems
Implementing a slew of Fiserv software across the bank, including account processing, online banking and bill payment.
Russia Bank Deploys Flash-Based Self-Service Terminals
At the "branch of the future" Sberbank opened last month in Moscow, customers interact with contact center reps via self-service terminals using software from BPC.
USAA Announces Mobile RDC App for Android Phones
USAA has launched a remote deposit capture (RDC) application for use with Android-based mobile devices.
IWeek: Apple Tablet Should Be Well-Received By Businesses
Apple's new Kindle-like tablet should be suitable for executives such as bankers, according to Fritz Nelson, Editorial Director for InformationWeek (a sibling publication to Bank Systems & Technology).
Creative Banks Could Harness Location-Aware Twitter
Now that Twitter has unveiled TwitterLocal - an Adobe Air application through which one can perform location-aware Twitter searches (for instance, you could follow anyone tweeting in the Los Angeles area, provided they have opted in to allow their location to be known) - it could open social media possibilities for retail banks. Perhaps a bank could see who was searching for ATMs in a particular neighborhood and use that data to install a new machine there. Or upon seeing that hundreds of Twitt
ING Direct's Jim Kelly to Host Chicago "Tweetup" for Savings Customers
Followers of the banks' savings-oriented Twitter feed invited to meet the COO face to face.
ClairMail Expands Mobile Web Support to Android and Blackberry Devices
ClairMail expands mobile Web support to Android and Blackberry devices, with goal for furthering mobile banking adoption among all smartphone users.
Honor Roll: This Week's Top Banking Blogs (Jan. 17-23)
Our favorite banking technology-related blog posts from around the Web (January 17-23, 2010):
Startup BlackBox Offers Mortgage Data That Takes Modifications Into Account
In this editor's humble opinion, one primary cause of the subprime/financial crisis was the fact that banks, capital markets firms, hedge funds, insurance companies and pension plans bought billions of dollars worth of collateralized debt obligations and engaged in credit default swaps around CDOs without knowing much about the underlying securities that were bundled into those products. They trusted the issuer, they believed the AAA ratings from Moody's and Standard & Poors, they saw their peer
Standard Chartered Bank Chooses New Transfer Agent Solution
Standard Chartered Bank (SCB) has selected Vitech Systems Group's Equitrak software as its new transfer agency solution.
Huntington Bank Names New Directors of Payments/Channels and Treasury Management
Huntington Bank names new Directors of Payments/Channels and Treasury Management; Mark R. Sheehan and Douglas G. Hartsema, both former JPMorgan Chase executives, take on new roles intended to enhance Huntington's business and retail banking services.
Mobile Banking and Payments Feed Customer Experience Lab
By Bill Bradway, Bradway Research LLC
The recurring headlines touting mobile banking and more recently, mobile payments, reinforce my opinion that technology-based innovation in financial services is often ahead of the business-based needs the technology solutions address. Mobile banking over the past 10 years has been a poster child for this phenomenon. No doubt the interest in mobile banking today by bankers is rising and
Charles Barkley Opens A Bank (On Saturday Night Live)
As the first host of Saturday Night Live in 2010, one thing retired basketball player Charles Barkley did was announce the opening of his new bank, Barkley's Bank. "Give me your money, and I'll either double it or lose it all," he said.
Twitter Buzz Overwhelmingly Positive for Google's New Phone
To gauge the popularity of the Nexus One smart phone Google announced on Tuesday, Attensity has applied its sentiment analysis technology to the Twitterverse. The software company ran 15,000 Tweets that mentioned the device through its Voice of the Customer analysis software, which detects and aggregates positive and negative verbiage to draw conclusions about what a group of people feel about a subject.
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