Ian Taylor, Group Head of IT at SWFS, describes how switching from Microsoft Exchange to Google Apps saves his business over £80000 / year. Features Google Enterprise Partner, Cloudreach. To learn more about Google Apps, visit: www.google.co.uk/apps/biz To find out more about Cloudreach, visit: www.cloudreach.co.uk
John Morris, Managing Director of GKM Ventures and Chairman Emeritus of Tech Coast Angels, tells us why he thinks its the best of times and the worst of times for venture capital. John spoke at the TechAmerica Financial Executives Roundtable on July 17th in Westlake Village. We heard behind-the-scenes stories and gained new insights into the angel investing and venture capital communities. Other speakers included James Cole, Managing Director of Windward Ventures, Jef Kurfess of Tech Coast Angels, and Dan Peate of Peate Consulting.
In this video Larry Tabb, founder & ceo, Tabb Group discusses many key topics addressing financial services companies including: - Decreasing overall technology and execution costs - Accessing global markets with technology - Leveraging technology for a competitive advantage in low latency - What Happens Next in trading and risk management The video was part of SunGard’s New York City Day on June 23, 2009.
Accenture and Avanade, two global technology services and consulting companies, are developing new solutions with Microsoft Surface, an innovative, multi-touch and multi-user technology with object recognition. This video shows a demonstration of the ‘Financial Planning with Microsoft Surface’ application.
Video News Release Features Financial Institutions Improving Service Through Self-Service Kiosks — Source Technologies, a leading provider of integrated solutions for managing financial transactions and other secure business processes, provides a quick and easy way for customers to complete financial transactions through its transactional self service kiosks. By allowing members to complete transactions with just a few simple touch-screen prompts, waiting in long lines can become a thing of the past. The average transaction takes less than two minutes, and can be completed using cash, checks, credit and debit cards. (Business Wire)
