CIO Technology briefing is always a useful source of authoritative comment and helpful in testing the temperature of a market at any one time.

In an article entitled, “Global banking brands need to re-think attitudes to IT”, David Skinner highlights the major issues: “Major world banks have been at the forefront of using IT and technology services for 20 years. They have developed sophisticated procurement functions such as smart sourcing; they were early adopters of the offshoring model as captive owners and users of third parties; they engaged in transformation projects to deliver business process change; and they have tried to manage contracts efficiently by creating large governance teams and innovative scorecards to measure performance.

But at the end of the day have they captured as much value as they could have done from these initiatives? Has being at the forefront and being early adopters of many technologies led to better value for money than other industry sectors?”

To the team at Vision Critical, the answer is, “it depends on what technologies.”

If your organisation would seriously value a technology solution that involves the effortless transfer and total visibility of  the most accurate customer financial information available, that will not only help you save time and money but will also enable you to increase the value of your sales at less risk – all with minimal impact on your IT infrastructure – then Vision Critical would really value a conversation.