Mergers and acquisitions are challenging, but a strategic approach to IT gives firms a fighting chance.

Financial services firms face many regulatory and operational risks and need the right technology to help them manage those potential hazards.

Security and compliance services let banks and credit unions focus on their customers while trusted experts manage the regulatory burden.

As mergers and acquisitions of banks and credit unions increase, these institutions need to assess and overcome a range of tech challenges.

IBM survey finds that nearly two-thirds of banks expect to have the brains behind bitcoin in production by 2019.

The smartphone pioneer said it will continue to focus on software development, including security and applications.

The first widely available fax machine ushered in an era of office  communications that surprisingly continues to this day, even as email and the smartphone  have become ubiquitous.

To meet regulatory compliance demands, financial firms must make sure their IT infrastructure is as secure as possible.  

As they seek to maintain compliance with a web of federal regulations, financial institutions must protect sensitive customer-related information — and they need technology to do so.

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From ATMs to smartphones, the emergence of digital communication channels has changed the relationship between financial institutions and their customers.

Banks and credit unions looking to upgrade their networking and communications systems or to move to the cloud need to have a solid understanding of available technologies.