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Internet delivery can take byte out of training costs, but human touch lost

By Marc Rapport

CU Times Technology Correspondent COLUMBIA, S.C. - A major benefit of the Internet revolution for credit unions is the growing ability to provide a vast array of training across a far-flung operation, and do it consistently and efficiently. Lenore Froehlich knows that, and that's why Motorola Employees Credit Union-West is...

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PROTECTING THE SYSTEM

The UPnP problem was discovered by a young California computer whiz, a 21-year-old reformed hacker whose company, eEye Digital Security (www.eeye.com), held off announcing it until Microsoft could prepare a fix. It's that kind of cooperation that makes the whole thing work, Butler points out. "Servers are exposed to the...

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January 22, 2002

Digital Insight co-founder Paul Fiore now a restauranteur?

BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. - From bits and bytes at credit unions to dinner and dessert in Beverly Hills. Digital Insight co-founder Paul Fiore, who is still a director with DI, is a one-third owner in Chadwick of Beverly Hills, an upscale restaurant opened a year and a month ago. Chadwick's...

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January 22, 2002

GROWING CAPABILITIES

Froehlich's approach is what the industry sees happening more and more, using technology to supplement the interaction that's required for many types of learning. A PowerPoint slide delivered over the Internet is just that, a PowerPoint slide, and it can't replace human interaction, but the art of Internet training is...

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January 22, 2002

Hobko said there was strong business case for Sunstar to hook up structurally with CUNA

TAMPA, Fla. - CUNA's for-profit arm, now known as CUNA Strategic Services, Inc., has had its share of business failures over the years, but CUNA Network Services President John Hobko said the strategy CSSI has taken with CNS is the polar opposite of yesteryear. Hobko is one of the founders...

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January 22, 2002

A DAILY CHALLENGE

Tom Ha sees the challenges grow daily. "Staying up to date on firewalls and anti-virus software is critical to a good operation," says the information systems manager at AmeriChoice FCU, a $70 million, 11,000-member organization in Mechanicsburg, Pa. "Money in accounts is really just another form of data, the real,...

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January 22, 2002

HP announces five-year transition plan for workhorse business box

COLUMBIA, S.C. - When Hewlett-Packard announced the end of the line for the senior citizen of its business-computing line, users likely took notice. After nearly 30 years of service, HP says it will quit selling its workhorse e3000 systems in 2003 and end full support of them in 2006. In...

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January 22, 2002

Irish credit unions make a smooth transition to the Euro

BALBRIGGAN, Ireland - The Republic of Ireland, the only European country with credit unions directly affected by the Euro, made a smooth transition to the new currency, with a few bumps and some laughs along the way. England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have stayed with the English pound, claiming...

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