As banks reach the point of diminishing returns with their ongoing cost reduction initiatives, a new approach promises to accelerate savings while enabling investment in growth, flexibility, and customer centricity.
Competing in the global financial services industry is not easy. CFOs and their organizations face constant pressure to manage business performance, control costs and comply with a complex array of regulatory requirements. Along with these challenges come opportunities for finance organizations to add value to the business by enhancing business processes and systems and extending effective financial management capabilities across the enterprise. And the odds are high that, in trying to meet these demanding business requirements, financial services companies are dependent on an outmoded legacy architecture where systems can’t communicate within the company, let alone with customers, trading partners, and regulators.
Dan Greenshields has a vision: to make the often-complicated world of stocks, bonds and other investment vehicles accessible to everyone.
Saint Charles, MO - Natoli Engineering Company, Inc. has developed a new, hands-on technical training course, Challenges in Tablet Manufacturing and QC/QA, set to take place August 10-12, 2010 at Natoli’s state-of-the-art Technical Training Center in St. Charles, MO. The new three-day course was developed using the latest techniques, theories and processes to train individuals involved with the design, formulation, manufacture, and quality control/quality assurance of pharmaceutical tablets.
Malcolm Eylott discusses the need for financial institutions to transform their operating models in order to stay competitive and meet future expectations.