Core, Hardware & Software

Due in part to AI, technology and security risks are rapidly evolving, pushing community banks to think about technology planning beyond the traditional budget cycle. Several community banks told us how they’re balancing technology adoption, timing and investment priorities.

A core conversion can be a hugely disruptive endeavor for a community bank. Understanding your current core’s capabilities and building a strong relationship with your core provider are just a few of the ways to ease that burden.

Build your customers’ financial health by helping them manage their subscriptions in-app.

Community banks work with dozens of vendors at any given time. If you’re aiming to consolidate the time and effort managing third parties, consider these ideas.

It goes without saying that keeping up to date with the latest technology can cost a pretty penny, but many community banks don’t even realize some of their current technology practices are racking up a bill. To help save banks money, time and frustration, here are some things to look out for when assessing your tech budget.

SPONSORED | Enterprise content management (ECM) technology is often thought of as a back-office system for avoiding information loss and supporting document retention. While those goals are important, selecting the right ECM solution for your financial institution can unlock strategic advantages, too.

The CFPB’s open banking rule opens financial data to authorized third parties. Will your core processor be ready if it takes effect?

From scheduling and information-sharing to bolstered security, board management software could smooth the bumps in the road that come with manual management processes.