We've tabulated the results of last week's Web 2.0 survey - if you haven't taken it, don't worry you still can; we re-opened the survey and the link is here. (We'll update our results in another week or so, once a sizeable number of new responses are in.) Summary...
Workshop on Web 2.0 Technologies For Financial Services FaceBook? Twitter? Amazon Flexible Payments? Mint? Zong? Join me and Scott Loftesness of Glenbrook as we explore the world of Web 2.0 technologies and their impact on the payments industry in this one day...
I am delighted to introduce you to Katherine Duran, my new research analyst. She'll be contributing to ForteBlog twice a week and working with me on upcoming articles. She's a recent graduate of Mills College Lokey Graduate School of Business and a Financial...
Over at the Bankervision blog an exchange between leading banking bloggers Chris Skinner (of FinanSer) and James Gardner (at Bankervision) has prompted a lively exchange of comments from the banking and social media community online. This is my contribution to the...
Condolences to her family and to Bill McBride at Calculated Risk. Her expertise, dry humor, and prescient commentary will be missed. From the NYTimes Thanks in large part to Tanta’s contributions, Calculated Risk became a crucial source of prescient analysis as the...
As this blog becomes increasingly popular I receive more and more requests from PR folks to feature new products and services. The vast majority of my blog posts are driven by what interests me and thus far, I've written a limited number of posts that were...
Wiki sites allow users to contribute content, quickly and easily, creating a collaborative, real time repository of information. See definition here - at Wikipedia, of course. According to CFO.com, businesses are now exploring wiki technology as a means of sharing...
This evening as I was online the New York Times home page refreshed and voila - they have a fresh, new design. Personally, I like it. The navigation is better and there is more real estate "above the fold" (more visible without scrolling). Check out the...
In conjuction with the 100th anniversary of the 1906 San Francisco earthquake and fire, Wells Fargo launched a blog dedicated to history. The posts are mainly by WF historians and achivists -- the bank has a rich collection of documents, photographs and artifacts....
