Content tagged with Management Strategies posted in December 2009
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Banks Planning Flexible IT Budgets for 2010
The continuing uncertainty about financial services regulation will complicate 2010 IT budgeting by forcing banks to try to balance caution with innovation and efficiency with flexibility.
10 in 2010: Banking Trends for the New Year
BS&T's editors offer some predictions about the coming year's bank technology news makers.
2010 IT Spending Forecast Not All Bad for Banks
Banks' technology spending in the coming year will be defined by treasury services and M&A integration, according to Jacob Jegher, Senior Analyst, Celent.
Banks To Increase Focus And Budgets On Online Banking in 2010
Some banks will pinpoint online sales and marketing, while others will focus on online service or improving the customer experience, according to a new Aite Group report.
Honor Roll: This Week's Top Bank Blogs (Dec. 13-19)
Our favorite banking technology-related blog posts from around the Web (December 13-19, 2009):
Bank of America Elects New CEO
Bank of American has named Brian T. Moynihan as its chief executive officer (CEO) and president.
Macatawa Bank Selects Fiserv's Premier Bank Platform
Fiserv said Premier's service-oriented architecture and seamless integration make it possible for Macatawa Bank to rapidly deploy new solutions to meet market, regulatory and operational challenges.
Bank Tech Budgets: Making Sense of Up, Down or Sideways
By Bill Bradway, Founder and Managing Director, Bradway Research
The rock-and-roll developments of 2009 have achieved historic significance in many ways.
J.P. Morgan Continues Treasury Services, Escrow Expansions
J.P. Morgan has expanded upon its treasury services in Canada and introduced its escrow service into the South Korea market.
SWIFT's Restructuring in North America Includes Layoffs
SWIFT's Commercial group reduces staff as part of plan to cut $132 million in global operating expenses.
Honor Roll: This Week's Top Bank Blogs (Nov. 29-Dec. 5)
Our favorite banking technology-related blog posts from around the Web (November 29 - December 5, 2009):
Bank Tech Innovation and the Great Recession - 2010 Outlook
By Bill Bradway, Bradway Research
The opportunities for bank tech innovation have been expanding over the past 40 years. When I started my banking career in 1973, the automated cash dispenser/ATM was the emerging innovation. Over the past 36 years I have followed wave after wave of promising "innovations." As the banking industry begins its recovery from the Great Recession, eyes and minds are shifting their focus back to identifying the most promising bank tech innovations for the nex
Financial Crisis Causes More Bankers to Stray From Their Marriages
Here's a sad commentary on how the financial crisis has affected people's lives beyond their wallets. According to Reuters, the number of affairs among married bankers has increased significantly due to the crisis.
Fostering and Promoting Diversity in Workplace IT Departments
By Kristina Draper, Wells Fargo
In today's business environment, there is an increasing focus on cultivating a diverse workforce. But achieving diversity can be a challenge for many organizations, particularly in IT fields. While there are several contributing factors, one key driver is simply that the numbers of certain racial and ethnic minorities in IT are not proportional to their numbers in the population. In addition, in the U.S., the percentage of female IT employees has steadil
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