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Forrester Consulting, a leading IT analyst firm, has constructed a Total Economic Impact (TEI) framework to identify how products perform across a variety of metrics—from ROI, to time savings, to value—and much more. In a recent commissioned study, Forrester consulted several clients to determine the value and cost associated with purchasing, using and implementing IBM Planning Analytics.

Download the report to learn more about how powerful FP&A solutions can magnify the success of the finance department.

In their latest report, BARC named IBM a Market Leader for its planning and analytics products including: IBM Planning Analytics powered by TM1, IBM Cognos Analytics, IBM Watson Studio, and IBM SPSS.

There is a big opportunity for FISs to automate critical components and move to insights-driven operations to stay ahead of the competition

Behavior changes driven by COVID will have a long-lasting impact on the rewards strategy of major issuers.

Before the COVID-19 pandemic, discussions about a customer’s digital preferences would typically fall on generational lines – focusing on millennials and their preference for mobile channels, or baby boomers’ affinity for personal service. However, during the first few months of the pandemic, most Americans were under lockdown, relying on digital technology to purchase the basic necessities they needed to survive.

Financial Services and Insurance organizations are increasingly adopting cloud in order to gain advantage from speed to market, better customer experience and data-driven product development. Yet, balancing risk and security with business agility can be challenging.

It’s not easy to satisfy the demands of modern consumers who have high expectations and many choices.

Former HUD Secretary Henry Cisneros and Regional Plan Association president Tom Wright join The Bond Buyer for a discussion on the ways life and work in American cities are being altered by the pandemic — and future challenges it illuminates.

Financial institutions are replatforming to reinvent and rebrand themselves. We are in a digital arms race with a set of complex economic realities where we have to invest more for innovation while immediately eliminating unnecessary IT expenses. Database sprawl has created vast amounts of wasted spend and stymied digital innovation while legacy database infrastructure has forced organizations to accept unmitigated risk.