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Can Web 2.0 transform relationships with business clients?
I think it's fair to say that most banks have invested more in the "online experience" of their retail customer sites than in their wholesale customer sites. But that could change as more corporate Read more...
Microsoft's Silverlight aims for financial services companies
The giant of Redmond is convinced it's browser plug-in known as Silverlight is ideal for the financial services industry. It will be making its case in a series of demos and events soon, reports Read more...
Are more banks ready to turn to SaaS?
It's no secret that IT budgets at most banks are being squeezed. But that's only going to make the vendors work that much harder for attention. Truth be told, the SaaS vendors can make a pretty good Read more...
More banks struggling with core systems
It's a tough time for a radical overhaul of your core banking system--the main system on which a bank basically runs. But for a lot of banks, there's no choice. They've backburner-ed the idea of a Read more...
Demand for finance techies still strong
With all this talk of budget rationalization, you're likely wondering what's up on the job front. There are a host of projects that are up in the air right now. The two most likely not be Read more...
Sophisticated phishing scheme busted
The recent indictment of 38 individuals for running a phishing scheme that targets many banks and credit unions shines a light on the techniques that phishers now employ. It starts with spam that Read more...
KeyStroke recognition
More banks may start looking at keystroke recongition technology, which takes a biometric approach to using keystroke speed and style as authentication tools. It certainly has some adherents. Read more...

