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By Lloyd Parker
Another Experian Vision Conference comes to a close today but not
without a full morning of breakout sessions with compelling
speakers and experts sharing real-world strategies for real
opportunity...
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Reduced budgets, quickly evolving technologies, a weakened economy
and resource constraints are clearly impacting the Public Sector,
but it’s not all doom and gloom. Always with new challenges, come
new opportunities. Government...
by Maria Moynihan
May 7, 2013
A recently-released staff report prepared for the House Oversight
and Government Reform Committee revealed that nearly 17,000
efficiency and process improvement recommendations made by agency
Inspectors General remain pending as...
by Maria Moynihan
April 12, 2013
This post is in response to the recent Bankinter story of
NFC payments at the point-of-sale without requiring SE – and the
lack of any real detail around how it plans to achieve that goal. I
am not privy to Bankinter’s plan to...
by Cherian Abraham
March 13, 2013
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Another Experian Vision Conference comes to a close today but not
without a full morning of breakout sessions with compelling
speakers and experts sharing real-world strategies for real
opportunity and real growth. The conference concluded with an
entertaining and...
by Lloyd Parker
May 8, 2013
James W. Paulsen, Ph.D., Chief Investment Strategist at
Wells Capital Management kicked off day two at the Experian Vision
2013 Conference with an upbeat economic outlook for 2013 and what
it means longer term, for the next generation. Paulsen is
nationally recognized...
by Lloyd Parker
May 8, 2013
Reduced budgets, quickly evolving technologies, a weakened economy
and resource constraints are clearly impacting the Public Sector,
but it’s not all doom and gloom. Always with new challenges, come
new opportunities. Government agencies must still effectively...
by Maria Moynihan
May 7, 2013
Another Experian Vision Conference comes to a close today but not
without a full morning of breakout sessions with compelling
speakers and experts sharing real-world strategies for real
opportunity and real growth. The conference concluded with an
entertaining and...
by Lloyd Parker
May 8, 2013
James W. Paulsen, Ph.D., Chief Investment Strategist at
Wells Capital Management kicked off day two at the Experian Vision
2013 Conference with an upbeat economic outlook for 2013 and what
it means longer term, for the next generation. Paulsen is
nationally recognized...
by Lloyd Parker
May 8, 2013
Reduced budgets, quickly evolving technologies, a weakened economy
and resource constraints are clearly impacting the Public Sector,
but it’s not all doom and gloom. Always with new challenges, come
new opportunities. Government agencies must still effectively...
by Maria Moynihan
May 7, 2013
There aren’t many things that energize me more than seeing our
clients arrive for the Experian Vision 2013 Conference.
Industry leaders from all over the world have joined us in Southern
California to kick-off a full day of insightful topics. This
year’s event sold...
by Lloyd Parker
May 7, 2013
A recently-released staff report prepared for the House Oversight
and Government Reform Committee revealed that nearly 17,000
efficiency and process improvement recommendations made by agency
Inspectors General remain pending as of 2012 and in combination
could have...
by Maria Moynihan
April 12, 2013
State and Federal agencies are tasked with overseeing the
integration of new Health Insurance Exchanges and with that
responsibility, comes the effort of managing information updates,
ensuring smooth data transfer, and implementing proper security
measures. The...
by Maria Moynihan
April 3, 2013
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