mobile applications

• Banking by iPad From $91 Million Montgomery County Employees FCU

  By Marc Rapport  |  January 28, 2013

  Maryland credit union expands its offerings through Intuit Financial Services technology.

• Want to Differentiate? Create Value

  October 22, 2012

  Pick up any current best-selling marketing book, and you’ll find a section on product differentiation.

• T8 Expands, Plans Staff Adds

  By Marc Rapport  |  July 30, 2012

  Twenty more jobs are expected to be eventually added to the new Des Moines, Iowa, offices of T8 Webware, the company said.

• New Digs in Des Moines for T8 Webware

  By Marc Rapport  |  June 27, 2012

  T8 Webware has opened a new second office and expects to add 20 employees to its staff of 60, the company said.

• Navigating Risk Inside the Cloud

  By Jason Ray  |  May 9, 2012

  Despite all the good that cloud computing has to offer, the potential risk exposure it presents is enough to keep in-house counsel up at night.

• New Tools for Engaging Consumers, Businesses Keep Smaller Financial Institutions Relevant

  By Greg Council  |  January 6, 2012

  As large national services firms continue to expand into a larger basket of financial products and invest heavily in branch services, the focus for community banks and credit unions needs to turn to how they can be everywhere their customers and members need them to be.

• oFlows Goes to Andera

  By Marc Rapport  |  November 13, 2011

  oFlows Inc., a San Francisco-based provider of paperless origination solutions for credit unions and banks, has been sold to online account opening pioneer Andera Inc. of Providence, R.I.

• Andera Acquires oFlows

  By Marc Rapport  |  October 11, 2011

  Online account opening pioneer Andera Inc. of Providence, R.I., has purchased oFlows Inc., a San Francisco-based provider of paperless origination solutions.

• Report: Mobile Devices Add to Security Challenges

  By Marc Rapport  |  December 29, 2010

  A new international survey shows about half of employees in corporate enterprises use their own mobile devices to connect to corporate systems, raising significant security concerns, according to the survey sponsors.