Posts Tagged ‘Banking IT’

There’s been a lot of buzz on Twitter this week around IBM Connect. The Perficient IBMers and Portals, Web Content and Social team are in attendance at IBM Connect and actively blogging about some of the sessions highlights at the show. One of the biggest stories out of the financial services and banking industry there […]

A lot has happened in the banking and financial services world this year. From the debates over a potential digital wallet revolution to the proliferation of mobile devices and big data – there was a lot to discuss! Here’s a look back at five of our top posts covering financial services technology trends and challenges.  […]

CMSWire and a peer from our Portals and Social Business practice both shared a pretty cool infographic from Gartner that illustrates the need for CMO and CIO collaboration to define an organization’s digital direction. I thought I’d put it into context though for the financial services industry with a brief post. The topic of customer […]

A Perficient colleague in our Portals and Social practice, Brendon Jones, posted a blog yesterday, “Re-energizing the retail banking experience” which talked about the shift in retail banking towards the use of social technologies to deliver value in mobile services for money management. As the McKinsey Quarterly source he mentioned referenced, social networks have become mainstream with […]

It is mid-November and the holiday season is almost upon us. With the Thanksgiving holiday only a week away, my mailbox is already starting to fill up with store catalogs, coupons, and flyers for Black Friday shopping deals. There is also one other thing I am increasingly seeing in my mailbox of late – credit […]

As a digital marketer on a quest to continually create meaningful content for the financial services and retail industry, I have an appreciation for visual content that brings clarity to topics and paints a picture for viewers to better digest content in new ways. PYMNTS.com’s Innovation Project 2014 created a mobile commerce ecosystem infographic designed […]

I recently came across a book for bank and financial marketers written by Jay Kassing, one of the world’s most respected data analytics experts in the industry.  The Financial Brand actually featured his book on its site last week along with some excerpts from the book (reinterpreted for the web). One of those excerpts stood […]

Paying the babysitter. Buying clothes at a retailer. Sending a family member money for a birthday. Innovation in doing these single transactions seems easy, right? An email, a text, a custom application, an NFC bump, or a personal card reader all work well and ‘feel’ like the future. As SME’s, we’re getting pretty good at making […]

Trying to stay ahead of the curve when it comes to IT issues is a challenging task. Emerging technology forces in the financial services industry are already impacting business. The convergence of these forces does present challenges; however, it also provides a window of opportunity for financial institutions to elevate business performance and gain a […]

Perficient is pleased to announce the arrival of our much anticipated “Emerging Payments Toolkit” just in time for Money2020 this week.  Get the payments tools, knowledge and strategies you need to engage customers with a leading mobile banking experience or make omni-channel retailing a reality for today’s digital consumer. Register online to download this one-stop […]

What Will the Future of Bill Pay Look Like? Join Perficient and our esteemed team of industry experts and panelists at 3:15 pm today in Ironwood 8 as we examine the future of bill pay. Emerging mobile and online innovations are gaining momentum and capturing the attention of consumers. You won’t want to miss this […]

My recollection is that bill pay started out as an Accounts Receivable tool by the utilities to help accelerate the collection of outstanding invoices sent to customers in order to turn a soft asset line item in the income statement to cash.  For retail, bill pay came about pretty much the same way as it […]