by Kirk Drake If you are working on improving your organizations disaster recovery program and have questions about what roles need to exist this post is for you. According to the FFIEC, Federal Financial Institution [...]
by Kirk Drake If you do not work for a credit union, bank or other financial institution than this post probably won’t be much use. If you work in the financial services industry and [...]
by Robin Remines If you’re like most credit union leaders, you’ve spent the last decade aggressively encouraging your members to participate in Direct Deposit. The benefits were obvious – faster access to funds, more [...]
Written by Robin Remines You can’t serve your members if you don’t have power In the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, credit union leaders are reviewing their plans and taking action steps to improve [...]
by Kirk Drake If you are looking for an Online Backup or Data Vaulting solution that gets the regulators off your back – than this blog will probably make you nervous. If however, you are concerned [...]
by Robin Remines With the uncertainty surrounding what some are calling a “Superstorm” – Hurricane Sandy is sending the East Coast scrambling into readiness mode. How , where, when and to what extent the impact will be [...]
Written by Dayvia Nelson - Cloud Topics If you have already moved to a virtual desktop environment or don’t think virtual desktop will ever be right for your organization – this post isn’t for [...]
Written by Kirk Drake If you have either a CPA, NCUA, FDIC, or OTS audit coming up and you would like to review your plan to make sure it will meet the general requirements, this [...]
Written by Kirk Drake One of the most common questions we hear is “What should the credit union include in its Disaster Kit?” or “What supplies should the credit union have on hand for a [...]
Written by Kirk Drake If you are concerned about the quality (or existence) of the disaster recovery plan in your credit union there is good reason. Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity Planning are part art [...]
by: Sharon Simpson, Marketing Consultant, Ongoing Operations I’m not referring to potential members driving by your nearest branch or even typing in your direct website URL after they’ve received a postcard from you. [...]
by: Sharon Simpson, Marketing Consultant, Ongoing Operations As I was walking through the grocery store (at 11am on a Tuesday), I couldn’t help but notice the man in the aisle next to me. He [...]
by: Sharon Simpson, Ongoing Operations Over the past few years, I’ve seen several of my clients move through what I’ll call the stages of social media. Similar to the stages of grief, this [...]
Submitted By: Sharon Simpson, Ongoing Operations The Evolution of Single Sign-On - By Kyle Stutzman, Director Implementations, Testing and Level 3 Support Many of you have looked at or possibly implemented a Single Sign-on (SSO) [...]
