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• BB&T Awards Exclusive 5-Year Managed Print Services Contract to Lexmark February 24, 2010 BB&T awards exclusive five-year managed print services contract to Lexmark; agreement will help BB&T carry out corporate cost savings and business initiatives.
• Rabobank Identifies US$10.2 Million in Savings February 08, 2010 Within four months of rolling out improved transparency and reporting, Rabobank identifies and eliminates US$10.2 million in redundant IT services.
• Microsoft Names Susan Hauser to Lead Worldwide Industry Sectors and Global Accounts January 19, 2010 Microsoft names Susan Hauser to lead Worldwide Industry Sectors and Global Accounts, which includes Worldwide Financial Services, Distribution and Services, Manufacturing and Resources, and the Global Accounts Organization.
• Banks Planning Flexible IT Budgets for 2010 December 28, 2009 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.


• Macatawa Bank Selects Fiserv's Premier Bank Platform
• SunTrust Introduces Daily Budgeting Application for Facebook
• Microsoft Names Joe Pagano Worldwide Managing Director for Banking and Capital Markets
• Celent Predicts an Increase in Bank IT Spending in 2010
• SAP Appoints Don Trotta New Head of Global Financial Services
• Northeast Bank Takes New Approach to Branching
• BB&T Optimizes Teller Scheduling with GMT Workforce Tool
• Fiserv Agrees To Sell Loan Fulfillment Solutions Business
• Bank CIOs Look to Recruit and Retain Top IT Talent
• BS&T's Elite 8 2008 Have Lived Through History
• Bank CIOs Must Continue to Innovate While Cutting Costs
• Computer Services, Inc.'s Bob Ezell Elected President of AFT
• With the IT Landscape Shifting, CIOs Must Align With the Future
• MetLife Bank's Mark LaPenta Sees Shift in IT Priorities
• Dell to Acquire Perot Systems for $3.9 Billion
• BS&T’s 2009 Elite 8 Rise to the Challenges Facing the Banking Industry
• Bank CIOs Remain Cautious With Spending, Says Exclusive Survey
• A Flexible Technology Architecture Is Key to Remaining Competitive
• MasterCard Adds New Features to Meeting Solutions
• Freddie Mac Names Bruce Witherell Chief Operating Officer
• Debit Cards ’Top of Wallet’ for Consumers, Says TowerGroup
• GreenChoice Bank Selects Fiserv’s Premier Bank Platform
• SWIFTNet Goes Live in Hong Kong for High-Value Payments
• Western Union Moves to Further its Mobile Presence
• Financial Services IT Salary Survey Sheds Light on Critical Pay Areas
• Launching the Right Projects at the Right Time
• American Express Commits to Five-Year Technology Services Agreement with EDS
• PwC Purchases BearingPoint Commercial Services Practice
• U.S. Bank Picks CCS for Construction Budget Monitoring
• Irish Bank Tech Vendors Report Rising Revenues
• Irish Banks Reeling From Bursting of Property Bubble
• New HP Solutions Target Organizations’ Need to Standardize Technology and Adopt Flexible Sourcing Options
• Norkom Signs Financial Market Leaders in Britain, Korea.
• Many Bank IT Vendors Won’t Survive 2009
• 2009 Bank Tech Outlook Perspectives: Reevaluating the Future
• Firms Should Not Let Short Term Demands Cripple Long Term IT Strategy
• Institutions With Capital May Find Vendors in the Mood to Deal
• Banks to Face Greater Scrutiny in 2009
• Strategic IT Cost Reduction Can Preserve Core Strengths
• Tech Spending in 2009 to Be Trimmed, Not Slashed
• Banks Must be Mindful of Security When Cutting Costs

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