What Does It Take to Create a More Competitive and Efficient Bank? Find Out at BS&T's 2nd Annual Virtual Event
While opinions vary as to just how strong and sustained the economic recovery is, the banking industry for the most part is moving forward. Industry reports show modest increases in IT spending -- and much of that investment focus is on core systems. Bankers no longer need to be persuaded that their legacy systems are holding them back from the kinds of targeted, speedy and compliant efforts that make the difference in today's competitive environment. The questions now have more to do with how to make an effective business case for core systems transformation, how to identify and mitigate the risks of such a project, how to track and measure the results, and what it means in terms of customer relationships.
You can hear top executives from leading firms including North Shore Credit Union, The Payments Authority, Farm Bureau Bank, Accenture and Celent debate these questions at Bank Systems & Technology's second annual Virtual Event , "The Optimized Enterprise: Creating a More Competitive and Efficient Bank," taking place this Thursday, June 23, 2011. Topics to be covered during the Virtual Event include:
To learn more about the presentations and resources that are part of BS&T's Virtual Event, and to register, visit the event site here.
Katherine Burger is Editorial Director of Bank Systems & Technology and Insurance & Technology, members of UBM TechWeb's InformationWeek Financial Services. She assumed leadership of Bank Systems & Technology in 2003 and of Insurance & Technology in 1991. In addition to ... View Full Bio
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