Financial services information systems /
The calculus of IT support for the banking, securities, and insurance industries has changed dramatically and rapidly over the past few years. Consolidation and deregulation are creating opportunities and challenges never before seen. Unheard of just a few years ago, e-commerce has given birth to ne...
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| Language: | English |
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Boca Raton, Fla. ; London :
Auerbach,
2000
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| Edition: | [2nd ed.]. |
| Series: | Best practices series (Boca Raton, Fla.)
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| Local Note: | ProQuest Ebook Central |
Table of Contents:
- Front Cover; Contributors; Contents; Preface; Chapter 1. The "Must-Have" Guide to Total Quality for the Financial Services Manager; Chapter 2. Distributed Integration: An Alternative to Data Warehousing; Chapter 3. Windows Distributed interNet Architecture for Financial Services; Chapter 4. Evaluation of Financial Analysis and Application Prototyping Environments; Chapter 5. Customer Profiling for Financial Services; Chapter 6. Business Rule Systems; Chapter 7. Customer Data Quality: The Foundation for a One-to-One Customer Relationship.
- Chapter 8. A History of Knowledge-Based Systems in Financial ServicesChapter 9. The Unfolding of Wireless Technology in the Financial Services Industry; Chapter 10. Personal Financial Appliances; Chapter 11. Putting Inbound Fax Automation to Work in the Financial Organization; Chapter 12. Extranets for Financial Services; Chapter 13. Designing a High-Performance, High-Availability Network Infrastructure; Chapter 14. Applications of GIS Technology in Financial Services.
- Chapter 15. Designing and Implementing a Virus Prevention Policy in Financial Services Organizations: Key Issues and Critical NeedsChapter 16. Voice Over ATM; Chapter 17. Toward a More Perfect Union: The European Monetary Conversion and Its Impact on Information Technology; Chapter 18. Systems that Build Themselves: Anatomy of a Development Before the Fact (DBTF) Software Engineering Methodology; Chapter 19. Multimedia-Based Training (MBT) for Financial Services; Chapter 20. Law (or the Lack of It)on the Web: A Primer for Financial Services Technology Managers.
- Chapter 21. Using Net-Based Interactive Technology for Online Marketing, Sales, and Support of Financial Services FirmsChapter 22. Internet Security Analysis Report: An Executive Overview; Chapter 23. Multicast Applications and Technology for the Financial Services Industry; Chapter 24. An Introduction to the Internet for Financial Services Developers; Chapter 25. Introduction to E-commerce; Chapter 26. Transactional Application Servers: Providing the Scalability for Global Electronic Business; Chapter 27. Enterprise Application Integration in Financial Services.
- Chapter 28. Spreadsheets as Containers of Malicious PayloadsChapter 29. Growth Optimal Asset Allocation Strategies With Downside Protection; Chapter 30. Quadratic Programming for Large-Scale Portfolio Optimization; Chapter 31. Risk Management Meets Customer Relationship Management: Closing the Data Mining Loop with DCOM and Visual Basic; Chapter 32. Java-Based Application Servers for the Financial Sector; Chapter 33. Grab a Ringside Seat for the Best of Banking Technology; Chapter 34. Banking Technology in Emerging Markets.
