All content with RSS
UK’s leading school payment service enhances its offering to parents, schools and caterers with the addition of tablet-based meal ordering and hospitality management platform
Bank moves to Jack Henry to meet aggressive growth goals while keeping community culture
Jack Henry & Associates, Inc.® (NASDAQ: JKHY) announced today that Old Missouri Bank (OMB) selected Jack Henry to provide a modern and open banking platform as part of the bank’s expansion.
InvestorWire -- SRAX, Inc. (NASDAQ: SRAX), a financial technology company that unlocks data and insights for publicly traded companies through Sequire, its SaaS platform, has announced their preliminary list of industry specific conferences for 2022.
Workwear leader goes live on multi-tenant Infor CloudSuite Fashion to sustain growth and accelerate the integration of new acquisitions
Join the biggest stage for the most unique payments agenda.
We are excited to announce that ePay GCC will return for its 4th edition on the 1st November 2022 in Dubai.
Once again, delivering unparalleled discussions led by the most senior leaders in the industry today, including our unrivalled annual C-Suite panel sessions, that will once more help shape the future of the Gulf regions payment and banking services.
Doug Clare, Vice President of Product Management, Fraud Protection and Compliance, FICO, describes the benefits of examining the full picture
Take the pain out of getting Financial Market Data by using the newly launched Python Software Development Kit (SDK) by TraderMade. This kit makes it easier and more accessible for users to get data.
The Scottish National Investment Bank has committed £20 million of cornerstone funding to Lothian Broadband Group (LBG) to help tackle digital inequality in rural communities and small towns in Scotland.
The Bank’s funding commitment is in addition to £5 million of new investment from the company’s current shareholders and is part of Lothian Broadband Group’s plans to invest £75 million to connect over 70,000 new premises in rural communities and small towns across Scotland over the next four years.