Content tagged with Management Strategies posted in March 2005
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Powerful Way to Pay
Smart System's RFID technology allows football fans to score quick snacks and rewards.
The Benefits of a Service-Oriented Architecture
A service-oriented architecture can provide a bank with the robust, resilient IT architecture it needs to grow, achieve speed-to-market and optimize customer service. It also provides a platform to help meet compliance requirements and assure security and integrity of information assets.
Engineering Change
Chris Wrenn, Managing Director and Chief Operating Officer, HVB Americas & David Dart, Chief Information Officer, HVB Americas
HP Confirms NCR's Hurd Will Replace Fiorina
HP's board selects NCR president and chief executive Mark Hurd to keep the company moving forward as a full-service enterprise vendor.
HP Names New Chief Executive
The search for a new Hewlett-Packard CEO is over, but Carly Fiorina's successor, NCR's CEO Mark Hurd, faces a tough challenge in rebuilding HP's channel.
Disconnect Between IT and Top Management Is Growing
The disconnect between business and technology executives, unhealthy to begin with, is widening, according to a study released Wednesday by the A. T. Kearney management consulting firm.
Instant Messaging Gets Riskier
Attacks grow sharply; threat center warns of more than 30 widespread IM or peer-to-peer viruses and worms so far this year
One Question For: Jeff Van Houten, SVP, Parish National Bank
In which areas has Parish National Bank been able to increase the return on its technology investments, and why?
A Token Effort
Over the years, banks have taken numerous steps to increase personal security in the ATM lobby.
Sourcing Strategies
Banks face myriad sourcing options, from build versus buy to in-sourcing and outsourcing. To select the right strategy, banks must determine which processes or services offer the most opportunity for competitive advantage or cost savings.
MetLife Acquires Citigroup Businesses
MetLife announced last month an agreement for the purchase of Travelers Life and Annuity Co. and Citi International Holdings from Citigroup for $11.5 billion, subject to closing adjustments, as well as a 10-year distribution agreement.
Change is Brewing
The conventional wisdom about Citigroup's recent decision to sell its Travelers Life Insurance operations to MetLife was that Sandy Weill's grand plan for converged financial services had fizzled.
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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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