I was amused to hear the comment this week that bankers aren’t paranoid enough. The comment was made in the context that bankers do not believe things change very fast, so why should they be concerned about change? The markets move in their own time, infrastructure is hard to change, long-term investments are just that:…
At a presentation this week, someone said that computers emit more greenhouse gases than the airline industry as a whole. About 4% of all gases are from the IT industry apparently. Cows emit more gas than computers however. The numbers are horrific: at any time, 23 million cows are grazing across Europe between 9% and…
At a presentation this week, someone said that computers emit more greenhouse gases than the airline industry as a whole. About 4% of all gases are from the IT industry apparently. Cows emit more gas than computers however. The numbers are horrific: at any time, 23 million cows are grazing across Europe between 9% and…
At a presentation this week, someone said that computers emit more greenhouse gases than the airline industry as a whole. About 4% of all gases are from the IT industry apparently. Cows emit more gas than computers however. The numbers are horrific: at any time, 23 million cows are grazing across Europe between 9% and…
Yesterday was a day full of interesting dialogue about retail banking. Much of the discussion was focused upon future revolutions in retailing bank services, thanks to technologies such as getting rid of cash through mobile payments, using RFID in branch, virtualisation and transformation of core systems, business continuity, Banking 2.0 with social networking, and so…
Yesterday was a day full of interesting dialogue about retail banking. Much of the discussion was focused upon future revolutions in retailing bank services, thanks to technologies such as getting rid of cash through mobile payments, using RFID in branch, virtualisation and transformation of core systems, business continuity, Banking 2.0 with social networking, and so…
