
Key Tech Trends that Will Help Financial Institutions Differentiate
Mid-size banks and credit unions must shed the legacy technology that holds them back and adopt data-led platforms and automated processes.
The latest news about banking technology trends and the IT investments banking execs are making in new digital banking technologies, the cloud, and innovative software solutions.
Mid-size banks and credit unions must shed the legacy technology that holds them back and adopt data-led platforms and automated processes.
Having weathered the early part of the COVID crisis, banks and credit unions adopt further tech modernization to bring far-reaching change.
The bank's AI-powered digital personalization tool and chatbot is a differentiator that drives mobile banking utilization and engagement.
Enhanced customer service and new product options are part of why financial institutions should prepare now for super-fast mobile networks.
Advanced technologies deployed by financial institutions post-COVID — like AI and the Internet of Things — will determine tomorrow's winners.
Touted for many years as the next big thing, RTP is now beginning to accelerate in the U.S., impacting P2P, payroll, disbursements and more.
A frictionless digital customer experience requires simplicity, transparency, personalization, consistency and trust.
The pandemic has placed tremendous pressure on call centers, forcing banking providers to pursue more 'natural language' chatbots.
Without the right capabilities, betting too much on an improvised set of applications can be risky at a critical time for digital banking.
Having any mobile product helped financial institutions serve people during the contagion. But 'adequate' won't cut it in the new reality.
Making virtual contact with 1 or 100 via video platforms can help connect financial institutions to their markets with no coronavirus risks.
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Core system replacement is not required for banks and credit unions to compete at 'fintech speed,' but modern tech approaches must be used.
Digital transformation in financial institutions requires a new workforce strategy that includes retraining and transparent communications.
One community institution's success with an unconventional approach to digital transformation may offer lessons (and hope) to others.
Forces are in play that could shift the balance of power in financial services to payment networks. Consumer identity is the key factor.
Consumers no longer base their loyalty on price or product, but instead on the experience they receive from their bank or credit union.
Citigroup CEO Michael Corbat warns financial institutions that they could wind up taking a back seat to tech firms when striking partnerships.
The most significant tech advances for financial institutions will use 5G speed, integrate humans and digital and prepare for cyberthreats
Financial institutions must make five key changes to deliver the innovations consumers expect. It starts with thinking like fintechs.
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