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Forget the machines. Even forget the software. Diebold's business plan for the future — as touted in a video the company screened at 50 movie houses around the world — centers on its collaboration with banks and others on innovation.

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Banks Conspicuously Scarce in Supercharged Online Loan Field
Online marketplace lending platforms are filling real needs. But few banks participate in this booming niche, reflecting the industry's risk aversion and regulatory concerns as well as resistance to change.
Consumer Finance

Banks' Five Big Tech Priorities for 2015
Let this be the year that the financial industry stops using the phrase "big data" and remembers that the goal of technology is to make people's lives simpler.

BankMobile Aims to Become the Uber of Banking
The digital-only offshoot of Customers Bank combines edgier technology — like letting consumers snap photos of their driver's license to open accounts — with a new business model that counts on interchange revenue rather than fees.
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Consumer Finance

Citi Futurist Envisions the Part Wearables Will Play in Banking
In a newly created role, 14-year company veteran Andres Wolberg-Stok is helping Citigroup take its consumer technologies in new directions with APIs, wearables, the Internet of things and biometric authentication.
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Can a Golf Game Raise Millennials' Financial IQ? Regions Thinks So
Regions Financial is testing gamification as a way to teach financial literacy to young people with a mobile app that simulates a sport more commonly associated with older generations.
Consumer Finance

Why Citi Is Buying IBM's New Mainframe for Mobile Transactions
In an era where businesses are increasingly focused on cloud computing, Citigroup is turning instead to souped-up hardware in the form of IBM's newest z13 mainframe, which it says can help it better deal with the explosive growth in mobile and online transactions.
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Call for Nominations: Top Community Bank IT Projects
Has your community bank recently completed a tech initiative it’s proud of? We would like to hear about it for possible inclusion in our upcoming special report on Top Community Bank IT Projects. Please fill out our quick nomination form to be certain your organization will be considered for our coverage.

Getting Cash? Phone It In: Wintrust Embraces the 'Cardless ATM'
After 18 months of testing, Wintrust is rolling out technology that lets customers order cash ATM withdrawals through a mobile app. The bank aims to quicken transactions, strengthen security and pave the way for mobile wallet adoption.
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What Would It Take for Banks to Dust Off Their Blackberry Apps?
The mobile platform most bankers had all but given up on is showing signs of life. But the changes seem unlikely to persuade financial institutions, many of which have quietly discontinued or abandoned their native BlackBerry apps.
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What Obama's Latest Cybersecurity Push Means for Banks
A new push by President Obama to tighten cybersecurity at banks and other businesses could help light a fire under some firms that have historically been slower to react in the wake of a data breach and help financial institutions dealing with a tangle of confusing state laws.
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In Pictures: Starbucks' Shifting Strategy in Payments
Starbucks, which handles 16% of its in-store sales as mobile payments, is looking to push that number even higher. Its evolving strategy combines its mobile app, its gift card and its rewards program into a powerful package.  read more »

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8 Things Apple Pay Left Out
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Apple's long-anticipated move into mobile payments seemed to cover all the bases -- Apple Pay will launch with the support of major banks, card networks and retailers. But there were several things that didn't make it into the first version of its mobile wallet.

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