Archives for August 2008
What Is Most Important in Business: a thought exercise
I’ve been thinking frequently, perhaps too much, recently about things that a business finds most important. In the past, I’ve heard many (highly intelligent) focus on the cost of customer acquisition as being of the single most importance to the… continue reading »
Does PCI Matter?
StorefrontBacktalk had an interesting article today entitled How to Sell PCI To Business Units. In sum, it discussed the methods by which a CIO can explain the importance of PCI to the organization a large. Of the recommendations, I found… continue reading »
Wells Fargo Data Breach: what have we learned?
If you subscribe to my link feed, you will have seen the post from The Bankwatch that I shared earlier today. If you have not yet subscribed, get to it. Or, go read the entirety of the post here. As… continue reading »
How do I know what is happening in payments?
I am presently sitting outside Denver in a, seemingly misguided, attempt to watch the Perseid meteor shower. As of yet, the experience has been…uneventful. I have driven away from the city lights to get a clearer view of the night… continue reading »
User Experience: a necessity in payments
To many of you, the terms “payments” and “user experience” may seem woefully mismatched. The payments market, for a variety of reasons, is plagued with a one-size-fits-all mentality. And, even when this mold is broken, the outcome isn’t always ideal.… continue reading »