Content tagged with Management Strategies posted in October 2010
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IT Spending to Return to Pre-Recession Levels, Research Firm Says
Optimism blossoms among 133 Fortune 1,000 CIOs surveyed; business intelligence, collaboration and integration on 2011 shopping lists.
J.P. Morgan Expands Securities, Treasury Services
J.P. Morgan announced Monday during Sibos an expansion of its direct custody and clearing capabilities, as well as expanded global payment capabilities.
Setting Priorities and Budgeting for 2011
How can banks make the annual budget-crunching process a thoughtful effort, rather than a reactive one?
Heads Up, Bankers: Gartner Identifies Top 10 Strategic Technologies for 2011
Heads up, bankers: Gartner identifies top 10 strategic technologies that are likely to have “significant impact” on businesses in 2011.
Card Act, Reg E Spawning New Price, Revenue Analytics Tools
SAP and Fiserv among vendors coming out with business intelligence tools aiming to help banks be profitable in spite of a loss of fee income.
FIS To Acquire Consultancy Capco in Move to Add Professional Services Offering
FIS to acquire consultancy Capco in move to add professional services offering; deal expands FIS' international presence and "footprint" among large U.S. and global institutions.
Novarica Launches Banking Technology Research and Advisory Service
Novarica division of Novantas LLC names Madi Mantha principal and head of banking research, and Meredith Outwater senior analyst, banking practice, as it launches Banking Technology Research and Advisory Service.
Harris Private Bank Turns to YouTube to Reach Baby Boomers
Chicago-based Harris Private Bank, a subsidiary of Bank of Montreal, has turned to YouTube as an avenue to help baby boomers understand the topic of elder care planning.
Bankers Bullish on Bonuses, According to Survey
eFinancialCareers survey of mostly American bankers finds they're much more optimistic about bonuses than last year.
Michael Lewis Muses That A "Scarcity of Suckers" Is Behind Big Banks' Dropping Prop Trading
With his usual wit and insight, Michael Lewis asks in a BusinessWeek column today what's really behind Goldman Sachs', JPMorgan Chase's and Morgan Stanley's migration away from proprietary trading, shortly after winning the right to continue trading for their own accounts?
First Direct CEO Says Social Media Networks Good for Seeing 'Gripes' and 'Niggles'
In an article for Reuters, Matt Colebrook, CEO of first direct, an online banking subsidiary of HSBC, describes the future of banking, and social media will play a large part in it, he feels. "Social media carries fluffy connotations as it is often looked upon as something of a fad," he writes in the article. "The question on the lips of every skeptic is ‘What's the RO
A Small Uptick in Outsourcing Among Community Banks
In search of both cost savings and a way to deal with new regulations, community banks have increasingly turned towards outsourcing.
The Requirements of an Effective Global Sourcing Strategy
An effective global sourcing strategy requires far more than focusing on labor rates and labor arbitrage, according to Howard Rubin, founder of Rubin Worldwide.
Banks Take Control of Outsourcing Relationships
Banks are outsourcing more than ever, but they expect more than just low-cost labor. They're demanding -- and getting -- more value out of their outsourcing relationships by rethinking what's possible, restructuring deals and enforcing tighter controls.
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