Penny Crosman
Editor in Chief
Penny Crosman is Editor in Chief of Bank Technology News, where she oversees print and online content. She has been a journalist for 26 years, mostly in the business-to-business space, serving most recently as Executive Editor of Bank Systems & Technology. She has had senior editorial roles at Wall Street & Technology, Intelligent Enterprise and Network Magazine, among other titles.
Recent Stories From this Author
SAP Releases High-Speed Analytics Software for Banks
May 16, 2012 New programs based on the companys HANA in-memory database technology are intended to help banks analyze financial data...
Microsoft Aims to Heal Banks' Ailing Business Models
May 15, 2012 The software giant's new reference model for financial services offers more than just technology advice.
Best of Finovate Spring Day 2
May 9, 2012 Personal financial management, financial education, social lending, security, and mobile payment dominated the day's 32...
Best of Finovate Spring Day 1
May 8, 2012 Merchant reward programs, mobile payments and PFM dominated the first day of Finovate again this year. We pick some standouts.
Data Center User Group Focuses on "Big Data"
May 4, 2012 Subgroup of enterprise IT users to come up with a wish list for data warehouse and data management vendors.
Obopay Offers White-Labeled Payment License Service
May 3, 2012 Service meant to lift the burden of obtaining state money transmitter licenses, which is said to cost upwards of $5 million.
JPMorgan Considers Biometric Security for Corporate Mobile Banking Users
May 2, 2012 The bank's head of electronic products for business clients is pondering a swathe of improvements, including new security...
Unseen Cyber-Threats
May 1, 2012 Advanced persistent threats, in which a piece of malware sneaks within a company's firewall undetected and waits for the right...
The People Side Of Innovation
May 1, 2012 A common thread emerged from this year's list of the top innovators in financial services: Much of the new technology is...
Missed Opportunity
May 1, 2012 Nimble bill-payment startups are poised to snatch customers away from banks, which are mostly sitting on the sidelines.





















