Technology

Credit Unions Well-Positioned to Lead in Technology Innovation

By Tom Bryan | May 9, 2013

This Opinion piece looks at how smaller may be better when it comes to financial institutions and the ability to deploy cutting-edge technology.
FedComp Opts for Ongoing Operations' Cloudworks Hosting Platform

By Marc Rapport | May 9, 2013

FedComp Inc. in Fairfax, Va., is moving its core processing hosting business to Ongoing Operations LLC, in Hagerstown, Md., the company and CUSO said.
Core War Battlefield So Far Produces No Clear Victor

By Robert McGarvey | May 8, 2013

Somebody is winning. Somebody is losing. Just don’t expect an easy to decipher who will win the battle in this update on the credit union core systems war.
Pocatello Railroad FCU Plans FLEX Core Conversion

By Marc Rapport | May 6, 2013

PRFCU, which began as Idaho’s first credit union in 1935, plans to convert to the FLEX platform later this year.
Demystifying the Black Art Of Keeping Data Secure

By Calum MacLeod | May 3, 2013

This Opinion piece looks at the “black art” of enterprise key and certificate management.
Virtual Teller Idea Lands Top Prize at CO-OP Think

By Marc Rapport | May 3, 2013

Technicolor Credit Union marketing director Robert Baron takes the honor and a $10,000 prize as THINK 13 concludes.
Onsite Coverage: Singer's Social Media Surge Provides Message on Disruptive Innovation

By David Morrison | May 1, 2013

CHICAGO — A rising rock star who got herself discovered on Google+ brought her message on the disruptive power of social media to THINK 13.
Fiserv, Jack Henry Report Strong Start to 2013

By Marc Rapport | May 1, 2013

Financial reports show growth in clients, income, companies say.
Core Platform Switches in Indiana, Connecticut

By Marc Rapport | May 1, 2013

Scient in Groton, Bar-Cons in Columbus moving to PhoenixEFE, Sharetec.
T40B: Robert Hall Advocates a Panoramic View Beyond IT

By Myriam DiGiovanni | May 1, 2013

Forget every assumption you’ve ever had about those people in IT because Robert Hall, vice president of information systems at DATCU, will blast through them all.