No global industry is further behind the tech eight-ball than finance
It’s 1966. Banks are technology pioneers. Their two most difficult problems moving transactions to a balance sheet and sequential message queuing for securities orders have already been solved by the coolest of technology companies, IBM. Banks can’t buy enough of the company’s mainframe computers. But transaction completion is still manual….
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