Content tagged with Data & Analytics posted in January 2003
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A Look into Banking Trends for 2003
Heightened competition from non-banks, a persistent bearish market, and a general erosion of consumer confidence will continue to influence banks' IT decisions in 2003. In particular, Celent expects banks to step up their privacy, security, and risk management efforts.
Bank One Pulls the Envelope
In a limited pilot in Indiana and Kentucky, Bank One customers will be able to deposit checks and cash, without an envelope, directly into ATMs.
Outsmarting Complexity
A handful of companies in diverse markets have overcome the fear and inertia of an uncertain economy to invest in IT with an eye toward streamlining operations and quickly adapting to change.
Excelling With Secure Messaging
Secure messaging simply provides a private channel through which customersand financial institutions (FIs) can communicate regarding account numbers,transactions, balances and related information. This opportunity, however,will go unrealized unless banks and card issuers improve the service and efficiency of their secure messaging offerings.
Bull’s Eye
Merrill Lynch takes aim at maximizing IT return.
MBI, MasterCard, KeyCorp Offer Health Care Debit Cards
Keeping track of employee flexible spending account programs is a time-consuming task. Health care debit cards may help streamline the process.
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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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