Citizens Bank Partners With Black Girls CODE
A new partnership between Providence-based Citizens Bank and the nonprofit organization Black Girls CODE will give women and girls of color opportunities to get involved in the technology field.
A new partnership between Providence-based Citizens Bank and the nonprofit organization Black Girls CODE will give women and girls of color opportunities to get involved in the technology field.
Changes to the financial landscape and customer expectations over the next 10 years will provide banks with opportunities to maintain a human touch in a large ecosystem of products and services, according to new research from Cambridge-based Forrester.
Boston-based fintech Numerated has expanded its platform to support banks’ business banking products, with People’s United Bank as a launch customer.
As more customers started using online and mobile technology, The Cooperative Bank of Cape Cod wanted a program to help customers, especially those within the region’s older population, to become more comfortable with the technology.
A report released last week by the MIT Center for Real Estate said tech-driven changes that are beginning to appear in real estate will soon be ubiquitous. It predicts homes won’t look drastically different in 30 years, but they will be operating very differently.
“I’m trying to free your mind, Neo. But I can only show you the door. You’re the one that has to walk through it…but once you do, notice how the open floor plan just soaks up the natural light!”
Perhaps the most important moment in the history of the automobile industry was when Henry Ford developed and deployed the world’s first moving assembly line in 1913.
HSBC Holdings Plc. has partnered with Silicon Valley-based artificial intelligence startup Ayasdi Inc. to automate some of its compliance processes in a bid to become more efficient.
Just like office space and apartments, hotels are changing to reflect the preferences of Millennials. For the lodging industry, that means a shift toward do-it-yourself check-ins, smaller and less expensive rooms and high-energy common areas that convert from breakfast bars to co-working spaces
It is not often that one disruptive market force includes both a disruptive business plan and a disruptive technology.
As community banks and credit unions start to think about potential fintech partnerships, they may want to consider how they can use fintech for a social good and possibly reach underserved segments of their market.