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Mobile wallets address two pain points for ATM operators

It’s no secret ATM transactions have been waning for several years. As such, today’s operators are challenged to find more ways to a) increase the value of the ATM in the everyday financial [...]

A prairie girl goes to Nashville

by. Jill Huls It has been a week now since I returned from the CU Water Cooler in Nashville, which was a fabulous experience from my view. All week I have had questions about the [...]

Building a culture of innovation

by. Les Matthews In July at the TMG Customer Conference I had the opportunity and privilege to share my thoughts on innovation and digital commerce in the payments industry and since then I’ve participated [...]

Dumb questions

by. Anthony Demangone "This might be a dumb questions..." We've heard that before.  Usually, it is uttered by a new-comer.  Someone new to the board, or to the company. I don't know about you, but [...]

Creating a sales monster

This is Halloween week. A time for ghosts, haunted houses, tricks or treats. And monsters—lots of monsters. Some banks and credit unions allow their employees to dress up on Halloween. In some cases, there [...]

Are you Amazon or Sears?

by. Henry Meier The blogosphere lit up recently with pictures depicting dilapidated Sears stores in New York and New Jersey with empty shelves and stained carpeting.  They were the type of pictures you’d expect [...]

Developing standards for assessing diversity policies

by. Stuart Ishimaru We are tasked, along with other agencies, by the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act of 2010, to develop standards that can be used for assessing the diversity policies and [...]

Obviously very confused about free checking

by. Steve Topper Sometimes people say things that make you wonder which planet they’re from. The other day I was rereading my favorite book about the recent housing bubble crash caused by toxic mortgages [...]