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What Will the Financial Back Office of Tomorrow Look Like?
Asset managers are increasingly looking to automate their manual back office workflows. Confluence calls it the "back office revolution."
Staying Ahead of the Game With Continuous Delivery
The need to develop better software faster is leading financial organizations to continuous delivery (CD), a practice pioneered by SaaS companies like Salesforce.
The Mainframe Innovation Drag
It may be time for a consortium of firms motivated around the objective of eliminating the mainframe. What if every self-clearing firm decided to participate in building a modern, back-office system as an open-source, cloud-based project?
Investment Bank Prager Takes New Approach to CRM
Prager & Co. is one of a growing number of financial service firms turning to customer relationship management (CRM) technology to improve customer success.
Are You Ready for the Mobile Enterprise?
In addition to supporting external customers, banks need to support their own increasingly mobile employee base.
Moving Beyond Buy-Side Cloud Computing Myths
Security and compliance are certainly concerns for buy-side firms looking to use the cloud, but it shouldn't hold everyone back from cloud-based technology.
Demystifying the Financial Services Myths Around Legacy IT
Contrary to the industry's popular belief, there is no silver bullet when it comes to properly upgrading a corporate IT environment. A multi-phased process must be embraced.
Financial Industry Infrastructure in Need of Rebuild
The C suites are responsible for tearing down silo thinking and reengineering the financial system. So far, they've left much to be desired.
Playing Catch Up: Banks & Brokerages Battle for the Self-Directed Investor
Investors want easy-to-use interfaces, customized views, and dynamic content. Moving this kind of data to the front-end is a big ask for legacy back-office databases.
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