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The Impact of 'Queue Frustration' on Canadian Consumer Behaviour |
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Late in April, NCR released the findings of Canadian consumer research on line-ups and how queuing is impacting consumers and organizations and businesses in many sectors. NCR now have available a 15-page White Paper that includes statistical data/charts from the research and more detailed insight into consumer behaviour and line-ups. |
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SEPA: The Future of the European ACH Business |
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This TowerGroup Research Note looks at the Single Euro Payments Area initiative (SEPA), and in particular, the changing landscape for European automated clearing houses (ACHs). The research examines the challenges SEPA presents and reviews the progress of the initiative so far. |
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To Boldly Go: Demystifying SOA in a Global Payments Enterprise |
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The global payments business is in a state of unprecedented transformation. As payment preferences change and banks develop new payment models to reduce inefficiencies and maximize opportunities, the concept of "enterprise payments" has become more commonplace. |
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Lessons in Loyalty: A Look Inside the American Express Rewards Program |
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This TowerGroup Research Note looks at how American Express uses its payment card rewards and loyalty program as a market differentiator. The stand-alone, closed-loop card network program runs three segmented tiers across its member base in 98 countries. |
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Online Banking Strategies: Best Practice from Europe |
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Benefit from successful online banking strategies of the top European financial providers... |
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Finjan Positioned in the Visionaries Quadrant in 'Magic Quadrant |
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Finjan has been placed in the ’Visionaries Quadrant’ of Gartner, Inc.’s Magic Quadrant for Secure Web Gateway, 2007 [1]. |
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Bank of Scotland data leak could easily have been avoided |
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Calum Macleod, European director for Cyber-Ark, the data vaulting and security specialist, says that the Bank of Scotland potential ID theft case - involving 62,000 of the bank's mortgage customers - could have been avoided if it they had employed encryption for their sensitive data. |
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