Big Data And A Small Credit Union
Migrating from Excel to Microsoft’s Power BI to connect to multiple data sources, simplify data prep, and drive comprehensive analyses.
Giving A Voice To FinTech Innovation
John and Glen discuss highlights from last week’s FinovateFall conference, including interviews with top presenters SpyCloud, Finn, Gro Solutions, and Kony.
The Collaborative Model
Darryl Proctor, Product Director of Payments at Temenos, discusses the Temenos Marketplace and Jams, payments, regulations, emerging technologies and embracing the opportunity.
Credit Union Competitive Advantage – Collaboration
Naveen Jain, VP of Digital Analytics at First Tech FCU, is a HUGE believer in the credit union industry. So much so that he has launched a collaborative online community platform called CULytics where credit union tech professionals can learn, listen and collaborate on solutions to solve pressing credit
Creative Futurism
Author Kevin J. Anderson discusses mountain climbing, internet security, the intersection of creativity and work, and John and Kevin announce their new podcast venture, Creative Futurism.
Budget Season With Kirk Kordeleski
Kirk Kordeleski, the new Sr. Managing Partner and VP of Consulting at BIG, discusses what you need to know as you prepare to prepare your 2018 budget.
How Credit Unions Can Learn To Love Fintech
Most credit unions recognize the growing role and incredible benefits of technology in the financial industry. Some have been fast adopters, but many more have found it challenging, especially as rising costs for software and third-party services squeeze IT budgets.
How Credit Unions Can Capture Top Of Wallet From Millennials
In the United States, the average credit union customer is 47 – in Canada, 53. Legacy members are entering a phase of life in which their spending may be more restrained. To continue growing, credit unions must seek new ground: The Millennial consumer.
3 Ways Credit Unions Can Influence Debit And Credit Card Interchange Revenue
unions, financial survival also requires CUs to generate a certain amount in annual earnings. Debit and credit card interchange revenue usually deliver a sizable chunk of most CUs’ non-interest income. As this is arguably one of the biggest avenues to generate revenue it’s important to keep it coming in, regardless of changes in the financial industry or disruptions caused by technology.
The Network Effect
Our four BIGcast network hosts discuss how their rotating podcasts combine to provide a complete picture of innovation. They also debate instant issue debit cards, Apple Pay vs. WalMart Pay, and WKRP in Cincinnati.