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P2P Lending and market leader advantage June 26, 2008 by Morriss Partee Twit/blogger friend Mike Templeton, online manager of the Iowa CU League’s The Members Group, a payment processing CUSO, tweeted this morning that another twit/blogger friend, Ron “The Shevlinator” Shevlin was just quoted in an Aite Group report about large banks starting to have success with marketing online.

One of the most frequently debated topics in management circles is organizational structure. In many firms, org structure is a constantly swinging pendulum, shifting back and forth between varying degrees of centralization and decentralization.

The last two weeks have produced numerous articles and announcements supporting the theory that mobile banking is truly in demand and is growing at a rapid pace. Specifically, we have seen: Juniper Research forecasts over 800 million to do mobile banking by 2011 "A new report by Juniper Research into

I'm a baby boomer, and to celebrate that accident of birth, I put up some time back an online collection of music videos from my generation to feed my nostalgia for those good old pre-CDO days. My visitor traffic to that blog is nothing to brag about; less than a thousand pageviews and much less in terms of unique visitors, on a good month at that.

I'm a baby boomer, and to celebrate that accident of birth, I put up some time back an online collection of music videos from my generation to feed my nostalgia for those good old pre-CDO days. My visitor traffic to that blog is nothing to brag about; less than a thousand pageviews and much less in terms of unique visitors, on a good month at that.

According to research done by Aite Group, generating sales is the most important business goal for banks’ online banking efforts. And an overwhelming majority of banks say that ROI is a critical measure for determining which features and functions they roll out on their sites.

Think back, for a moment, to when blepfards were introduced. Remember what they felt like in your hands? Remember what they felt like next to your skin? Of course you don’t. Blepfards don’t exist. And because they don’t exist, trying to imagine what it’s like to hold it and feel it is a fruitless effort.