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Banking With Gen Z

September 20, 2020

Move over Millennials, Gen Z now has a seat at the financial table. It may be hard for older professionals to believe, but the oldest Gen Z consumers are already 23 years old and some have entered the workforce. Banks and credit unions should treat this generation as a huge

Your Financial Institution’s Potential to Serve

September 20, 2020

To put it lightly, customer service has changed in the past decade. To put it accurately, customer service and experience has completely transformed, and like other industries, financial services must continue to evolve and grow with customer demands. Specifically, banks and credit unions have traditionally provided value in ways separate from

Reimagining the Modern Financial Institution

August 25, 2020

One of the biggest exciting-yet-uncomfortable realities of financial services is how much the role of financial institutions is changing. For executives and directors, this can be extremely unnerving. Ideas of digital transformation and customer engagement come to mind, but it’s hard to see how those ideas look in practice without

Obstacles and Solutions for Digital Transformation

August 25, 2020

Updating digital systems in financial services can be expensive, inconvenient, and down right intimidating. Most organizations are concerned with their day-to-day, and are often so focused on their current performance metrics, that it’s hard to step back and imagine tearing that entire system apart. However, tearing your current digital platform

Leveraging Existing Customer Data

August 25, 2020

Existing customer data gives businesses insights and opportunities otherwise unthinkable as recently as 15 years ago. Stock brokers, Netflix and data miners are all using customer data to anticipate needs, create valuable offerings and better communicate with their customer base. Financial institutions have huge potential with analytics, both in terms

The Internet of Things in Banking

July 21, 2020

The Internet of Things (IoT) connects objects other than a computer or a smartphone to the internet, allowing all sorts of devices in stores, town centers, kiosks and stations to have internet compatibility. IoT technology is important for banks and credit unions because it provides a new area to expand

Banking With Gen Z

Your Financial Institution’s Potential to Serve

Reimagining the Modern Financial Institution

Obstacles and Solutions for Digital Transformation

Leveraging Existing Customer Data

The Internet of Things in Banking

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