Showing posts with label back office systems. Show all posts
Showing posts with label back office systems. Show all posts

Wednesday, 9 December 2015

Core banking system mistakes, masterstrokes and predictions

  • My previous blog, looking at the evolution of the core banking systems sector over my 20+ years, seemed to be well received and prompted quite a few memories and opinions among my peers. So I decided to do a second ‘Farewell to Cedar/IBS’ piece as I weigh up my next steps in the sector.
These are my ‘Top Five’ mistakes and masterstrokes and ‘Top Ten’ predictions. Let me know if you agree, any other worthy contenders? It would be good to get a debate going!

By Martin Whybrow, founder of IBS Intelligence

Tuesday, 8 December 2015

The core banking systems market: then and now

  • As I prepare to leave IBS, the company I set up 24 years ago, it seems a fitting moment to take stock of how far the core banking systems market has come in that time.
By Martin Whybrow, founder of IBS Intelligence

Tuesday, 22 September 2015

Brain drain a pain as Infosys stops hiring SAP executives


https://ibsintelligence.com/With the news of 16 SAP executives moving to Infosys, the issue of sudden staff departures has come under the spotlight. The fear of a brain drain to businesses and even countries is the stuff of nightmares. All that lost talent, investment and time.

Wednesday, 5 August 2015

How important is a modern core banking system, really?

With an ever-increasing stream of digital-only banks springing up around the world, IBS Intelligence ponders how vital is it for these tech-savvy banks to have genuinely modern core systems?