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Dynamic IT and Integrated Financial Services

Overview Financial institutions are at an inflection point — they must invest in new IT architecture in order to survive and thrive in the next decade. It is a journey that will remake both IT and business architecture around new business models that extend into the financial supply chain of business customers and nontraditional partners. The economic conditions and available technology are now ready to help them integrate and generate new value propositions and revenue.

In this white paper, Financial Insights considers how financial institutions must meet the demand for growth by extending into the financial supply chains of business customers and partners. We also examine the industry, market drivers, motivators, and technology attributes needed to meet the demand. A case study of Wachovia is included for illustrative purposes.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Sterling Commerce	File Format	PDF
Date Published	May 2006	Downloads	345
Format	White Papers
Topics	Sales - Marketing, SLA, Security Management, Service Level Management, Financial Management, ROI - TCO, Online Banking, Finance, ITIL, Best Practices, Infrastructure Management, Planning and Services, Cost Control - Risk Mgmt., Bank Management, Customer Support Services, IT Reliability, Performance Budgeting and Management, Strategic Planning, Online Insurance Services

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