Breaking Weekly Digital Gridlock Tip #14: Revolutionary or Evolutionary
This week, John will explain the difference between revolutionary and evolutionary technology and why it matters.
Breaking Weekly Digital Gridlock Tip #13: When do you need a Data Governance Committee?
This week, John gives tips on the right time and the right way to start a data governance committee.
Breaking Weekly Digital Gridlock Tip #12: Guarding Against Hackers
This week, John gives tips on how what to watch for to keep your systems safe from hackers.
Breaking Weekly Digital Gridlock Tip #11: My Security Group Always Says No!
John this week as he explains why your security group is quick to say no with some tips to get them to say yes.
Breaking Weekly Digital Gridlock Tip #10: Why Culture Matters During a Digital Transformation
If your employees aren’t using your digital products and thinking about your digital presence, you have lost before you started.
Breaking Weekly Digital Gridlock Tip #9: Phase 2 Syndrome
In this week’s FinTech Tip, John Best explains Phase 2 Syndrome, how to know if your organization has it, and what to do to fix it.
Define Design And Deliver… Change!
Listen as Denise shares how to be a change agent, impactful leader executive, embrace fear and highlights from her in progress new book. Not only will you feel inspired after this conversation, but you will also find out who Harold is and why potlucks are important in the workplace.
Breaking Weekly Digital Gridlock Tip #8: Why Identity is Strategic High Ground in Banking
Join John on this week’s FinTech Tip as he explains why identity is strategic high ground for your organization.
Breaking Weekly Digital Gridlock Tip #7: Become a Platform
The future of your Bank or Credit Union will depend on reducing margins, finding new forms of business and creating value from Data. Each of these dependencies can be solved with a platform.
What Credit Union Marketing Automation Is, and Why It Matters
Believe me, we get it: marketing efforts can lead to headaches. Nobody likes getting cold calls, most people mute (or skip) commercials, and I still get nightmares about pop-up ads. However, credit union marketing automation is far more sophisticated—and less intrusive—than those marketing strategies.