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Bank tech trends can make your head spin. So each week longtime Tech Exchange Editor John Ginovsky does his best to “make sense of it all.”

Time for “data management czar”?

Must CIO become—or partner with—the “CDO”?
Loan committees continue to prove worth

Loan committees continue to prove worth

You can’t automate creative tension and human intuition
“The Song Remains the Same”*

“The Song Remains the Same”*

Financial war on criminals must include private sector
Bank tech trends can make your head spin. So each week longtime Tech Exchange Editor John Ginovsky does his best to “make sense of it all.”

Digital business, digital banking

Boldly go where few banks have gone before
The sight of consumers lining up at Seattle coffee shops got Dan Fisher—AKA "The Wombat"—thinking about ways banks could pull folks to their offices. Above, Starbucks' new Roastery concept store.

Will customers line up for fresh-brewed banking?

Standing in line can be a good thing!
Why not try cooperation?

Why not try cooperation?

You can’t top bankers when they pull together
CFPB to banks: “Let’s keep it between us”

CFPB to banks: “Let’s keep it between us”

Reminder that “Confidential Supervisory Information” is just that—confidential
What Would Ben Stein Do? Applying The Insights Of A Modern-Day Pundit To Tackle The Challenges Of Business and Life. By Ben Stein. John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 210 pp.

Ben Stein’s thoughts for anybody, everybody

Book Review: From savings to marriage to gratitude, a break from goofiness of modern life
NAO is a robot that branches of Bank of Tokyo Mitsubishi UFJ will employ starting in April to greet customers. Read John Ginovsky’s “Making Sense Of It All” blog weekly to keep up with tech and payment trends.

Fintech around the world

Quick roundup of tech developments here, there, everywhere
Target’s other breach and banker diligence

Target’s other breach and banker diligence

Can bankers learn something from retailer’s Canadian retreat?
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