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The Changing Face of Treasury Technology

A slew of market factors are forcing banks and other financial institutions to reexamine their Treasury business and technology strategies to better meet and exceed the requirements of internal and external customers. One believes that there are five critical trends in the marketplace which are forcing this change and banks...

Tags: Bank, Financial Company, Back-office, Infosys Technologies Ltd., Treasury Offering, Middle Office Functionality, Financial Services, Operational Accounting, Finance

White papers 2009-01-15

Additional Resources

Airlines on Climate: Don't blame us blame the Banks

I've posted before in these pages about how the business lobby, under pressure to respond to climate change, is starting to fracture. There was another dramatic example of this yesterday in Kuala Lumpur at the annual general meeting of the International Air Transport Association IATA when the CEO, Giovanni Bisignani, took an...

Tags: Bank, Carbon, Climate, Climate Group, Government, James Farrar, Management, Strategy, UK Air Passenger Duty

Blog posts 2009-06-09

Don’t Bet On The Calculator. Bet On The Thinker.

Sure, Goldman Sachs thinks it knows best or it wouldn’t have created its own digital system for analyzing financial risks it faces, aka its SecDB database and security pricing system. But that is not what has protected it from making the kind...

Tags: Finance, Financial Accounting, Goldman Sachs Group Inc., Management, Marketing, Pricing, Strategy, Tom Steinert-Threlkeld

Blog posts 2009-02-11

Over my dead body

Over my dead bodyStick to what you know, Murph!Hmm, last week you were saying you had little experience with SMEs and were offering space on your blog to those who do, today you are making stunningly sweeping generalizations about their employees! Where's your data!?My business focus, since 1993, has been...

Tags: SMB/SME, PRODUCTIVITY, dead body, villain, small and medium enterprise

Discussion threads 2008-08-25

TippingPoint tips balance in withdrawal of CFIUS application

I met Mike Rothman last night for drinks. He was on a once in a lifetime pass through Southfield, Michigan. I found myself acting like many people do in the presence of a knowledgeable industry analyst. I asked questions. One of them was: "What about this 3Com mess?"...

Tags: Bain, 3Com Corp., TippingPoint Technologies, Government, Ethernet, Vertical Industries, Food & Beverage, Networking, Enterprise Software, Software, Manufacturing, Richard Stiennon

Blog posts 2008-02-22

Feds reach out to IBM retirees

If you ran the government and had trouble recruiting young computer department grads to come work for the government, what would you do? Well, you could do worse than offering a second career to IBM retirees. That's the latest initiative launched by the Partnership for Public Service, IBM and the...

Tags: Survey, IBM Corp., Government, Vertical Industries, Marketing Research, Professional Development, Enterprise Software, Software, Marketing, Career, Richard Koman

Blog posts 2008-01-20

UPS debuts customs clearance and international returns solutions for small businesses

Read a full transcript of the discussion. Sponsor: UPS. As the world becomes "flatter" and globalization drives new opportunities for international commerce, how do small- and medium-size businesses SMBs jump on the bandwagon? The Internet allows any business to gather orders and process...

Tags: United Parcel Service Of America Inc., Shipment, Customer, Small Business, Small And Medium Business, Reality, Smb/Sme, Globalization, Podcasts, Strategy, Management, Internet, Dana Gardner

Blog posts 2007-11-01

Sale of IRS.com stirs Congress into action on domain names

When Intersearch.com paid $12.5 million for the domain name irs.com ("Were not the Internal Revenue Service, were the #1 INDEPENDENT resource for tax information"), some in Congress had had enough. Hours after Intersearch president Daniel ODonnell rang the bell to start the trading day at the American Stock...

Tags: Web, IRS, Government technology

Blog posts 2007-04-17

Major spammer settles suit for $1 million

Major spammer settles suit for $1 millionthis guy is full of itWould he have had a change of heart if he wasn't caught? Hell no!I can smell his bullsh** right through my computer screen.HA, HA, HAThe spammer has become an antispan activist!He must have taken a page from M$ book...

Tags: Spam, spammer, spamming, Asia Ect

Discussion threads 2006-06-05

The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Castle Domrose mod 1.1 (Windows)

This plugin adds a buyable Castle near by the ""Orange Road"" north-east of Chorrol (have a look at ""Castle-Domrose_Location.jpg"" for the exact location) meant to act as as a player's home. Castle Domrose belongs to a noble family who wants to sell it. They ordered the administrator of the castle,...

Tags: Microsoft Windows, Servant, Castle, Centurion, Castle Domrose, Main-Tower, Storage, Hardware

Software downloads 2006-05-25

Senators pushing for free electronic filing

Why do you have to pay for tax preparation software or use a tax preparer in order to file your return electronically? "All the forms and instructions are free, so why do we force taxpayers to pay a preparer or buy software to file electronically?" Sen. Baucus asked in a...

Tags: tax, Internal Revenue Service

Blog posts 2006-04-12

WebCab Bonds (J2SE Edition) 1 (Windows)

Java Components offering general Interest derivatives pricing framework: set contract and vol/price/interest models and run MC. Also allows the pricing and risk analytics of interest rate cash and derivative products. We also cover the fundamental theory of bonds including: Treasury bonds, Yield/Pricing, Zero Curve, Forward rates/FRAs, Duration and Convexity.

Tags: J2SE, Bond, Derivatives, Microsoft Windows, Pricing Strategy, WebCab Components, Pricing, Marketing Research, Financial Services, Investment, Marketing, Finance

Software downloads 2005-12-08

Why doesn't government support telework? Lack of interest, not security concerns, group says

The federal government is woefully behind private industry when it comes to enabling telework and the reasons have more to do with managerial intransigence than any realistic security concerns. That's the conclusion of a paper PDF released last month by the Cyber Security Industry Alliance, a group of security-focused...

Tags: agency, security, government

Blog posts 2005-08-03

In defense of outsourcing

In defense of outsourcingFinally.. a clever, insightful look, rather than hyperventilating!Finally, the article I was waiting for. Enough of the hyperventilating about outsourcing, and the "MY job is being sent abroad" syndrome. Whoever said a particular job was anyone's birthright in the first place?! A job is a function of...

Tags: Recruitment & Selection, software development, Fred Brooks, job, outsourcing

Discussion threads 2004-01-20