June 2006: Business Case Development: Do You Know How to State your Case?
Learn how to bulletproof your case against gaps that can jeopardize your project's future.
April 2006: What if you could process payments more profitably?
While consumers enjoy the increased convenience of electronic payments instead of check writing, behind the scenes, banks with check and lockbox processing centers are faced with the consequences of profitably managing this transformation.
February 2006: Avoiding the Perfect Storm: Modeling and Capacity Planning Analysis Case Study
Learn how ADS Financial Services Solutions helped a top Regional Bank identify 30% in yearly operational costs savings.
January 2006: A Delicate Balancing Act: Insider perspectives on the reality of today's most critical aspects of Item Electronification
Bill Gallagher, President and CEO - A D S Financial Services Solutions, and ADS' strategic partner Bob Seltzer, President - Meta Software Corporation, talk about the impacts and opportunities of Item Electronification.
November 2005: Playing the right cards: The value of certified professionals.
In the financial services industry, the stakes are higher than ever when it comes to managing projects. IT leaders are expected to do more with less; from accelerating project timelines and delivering new products, to improving customer retention while complying with new regulations. Oversight and leadership by Certified Project Management Professionals, who possess in-depth industry experience, is a key factor in the achievement of those objectives.
September 2005: Fed Bill Audit - Capturing hidden savings
Reconciling Federal Reserve Bank Payor billing statements is a complex and time-consuming effort for financial institutions to tackle. Compounding this complexity is the fact that Federal Reserve Payor services have changed over time, i.e., Check Clearing for the 21st Century Act, Accounts Receivables Conversions (ARC) and various system upgrades. As a result, companies that have not upgraded or audited existing Federal Reserve processing methods could be paying for redundant or outdated services.
