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Archives for November, 2008


The East Has Come to the West

by Kristin Moyer  |  November 11, 2008  |  1 Comment

Some would argue that the East will come to the West – future tense.  By 2050, the BRIC countries plus Indonesia, Mexico and Turkey will likely surpass the G7 (source:  PwC, 2006).  Some of us will be dead by then, some of us just old.  Much closer than that is the number of years it [...]

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Transparency – It’s not just for the US President-Elect

by Kristin Moyer  |  November 10, 2008  |  2 Comments

Stessa Cohen here. I was born and raised in Washington, DC, literally inside the Beltway. My father even worked on Capitol Hill for a few years in a profession that has been made mostly obsolete by video. He used to tell stories of smoking cigars after work with Democrat and Republican senators alike. Many of [...]

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From Shopping Carts to Investment Portfolios…the Value of Payment Information

by Kristin Moyer  |  November 6, 2008  |  Comments Off

Christophe Uzureau here.  We are seeing more and more use of payment information, or payment information combined with other data sources, to support business decisions and provide input into economic indicators. This is especially important at a time when existing indicators are failing to capture the complexity of consumer and business sentiment. The transition to [...]

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Who Should Own Data Governance Oversight? Take Our Survey…

by Kristin Moyer  |  November 5, 2008  |  2 Comments

Mary Knox here. Conversations over the last three weeks have once again come back to the issue: where should the individual or team ultimately responsible for enterprise data governance reside, and to what part of the organization should they report up through? In researching the role and placement of data governance (Setting Responsibility for Risk [...]

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How to Price Your New Hummer

by Kristin Moyer  |  November 4, 2008  |  1 Comment

David Furlonger here.  According to recent data from Mastercard: the amount of gasoline being consumed by the US consumer has declined dramatically over the year. Not surprising you might think based on oil price rises. However, the data Mastercard has collected also shows that consumption has NOT risen even though the average price at the [...]

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How the US Election Will Impact…Banks and IT

by Kristin Moyer  |  November 3, 2008  |  6 Comments

Kristin Moyer, David Furlonger, Peter Redshaw and Rick DeLotto here.  The US election has almost arrived.  A few final thoughts on how the newly elected President and Congress will impact banks and IT: We believe that R&D is likely to continue to move “offshore” to countries with existing technology capabilities, interests and funding.  The key [...]

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Financial Services CIOs Between a Rock and a Hard Place

by Kristin Moyer  |  November 3, 2008  |  Comments Off

Peter Redshaw and Alistair Newton here.  A recent Gartner meeting for financial services executives in London highlighted just how difficult it is for CIOs to contain costs whilst meeting IT demands. Finding ways to cut costs and – simultaneously – to help maintain or generate income is an acute dilemma for them. As attendees from [...]

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