Technology
Technology
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CALUMET CITY, Ill. – Illiana Financial CU said it plans to introduce electronic banking, bill payment and mobile financial services in June through PM Systems Corp.
February 18 -
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PEARL RIVER, N.Y. – Palisades FCU said yesterday it is now offering members the ability to deposit checks electronically without a hold being placed on their checks.
February 16 -
Our core system precludes capturing member cell phone numbers. As a marketer, we are intrigued by the opportunities cell phones present. What are our options, and what are your panel's thoughts on identifying expertise needed for marketing in this way?
February 13 -
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Olympia, Wash.-Washington State Employees Cu is reporting solid results with software that helps it manage project costa and timelines. It's a "very powerful for decision makers," said Keenan Wagner, business systems analyst and project manager at Washington State Employees CU (WSECU) here.
February 13 -
NEW YORK-A new study on trends in online banking has been released by CashEdge. Among the findings:
February 13 -
NORTH VANCOUVER, B.C.-Loan loss is low at North Shore Credit Union here, but the $1.4-billion credit union is responding to an upward tick in delinquencies with the help of interest rate and credit risk software.
February 13 -
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ORLANDO, Fla.-As CUs preach about safety and soundness, they must also use technology to reach the right audience in the way that audience wants to be reached.
February 13 -
RICHMOND, Va.-If virtual servers are cheaper, faster and more secure than physical servers, why not take the next logical step and rollout virtual desktops, as well?
February 13 -
LINDEN, N.J.-Integrated Media Management, a document output management and automation technology provider, announced that Arizona-based TruWest Credit Union has signed on to use several of its solutions. With more than 70,000 members and 15 branches in the southwest U.S., TruWest implemented four different solutions to replace the credit union's current paper-based processes.
February 13 -
GLASTONBURY, Conn.-Seattle Metropolitan Credit Union has selected Open Solutions for its "Complete Credit Union Solution," to handle the credit union's current and long-term information technology operations.
February 13 -
Montvale, N.J.-Tellagent debuted its "Freedom Centre" eBank, an advanced full-service kiosk designed to help underserved consumers cash checks and pay bills, at the recent New Jersey Credit Union League Annual Conference and Exhibit in Atlantic City. The kiosks have a number of features including ATM cash dispensing, check cashing, electronic bill pay and the ability to buy prepaid phone and wireless cards as well as gift cards.
February 13 -
OXFORD, Miss.-FNC Inc, a mortgage compliance firm, has entered into a strategic alliance with IntelliReal, which adds the automated valuation model provider to its list of services. IntelliReal's model includes multiple listing service (MLS) data, which the firm claims improves accuracy and makes the product more predictive. The firm's CEO Miles said his company's model will help FNC clients make smarter decisions.
February 13 -
CHANTILLY, Va.-Employees at Justice FCU here used to suffer from authentication angst - they had to remember about 20 different passwords, each 15 characters long, to log in to various credit union systems and applications, according to Rifat Ikram, VP-electronic delivery and support services at Justice.
February 13 -
DALLAS-The "ugly duckling" of the nation's credit unions is also the most dependent on technology, running exclusively from a virtual branch that offers Internet banking, lending and more to its 1100 members.
February 13 -
MANASSAS, Va.-Credit unions may want to think twice about cutting technology staff and outsourcing IT to save money-Synergy One FCU found that it actually saved $600,000 last year by bringing network support back in to the fold, according to Bud Hobeck, CIO at the $185-million CU here.
February 13 -