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Breaking Banks | Digital Banking With USAA, UBank, and Brett King

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Inspiration For Innovation: Considerations For Financial Application Design

Thank you for tuning in to my webinar with Backbase yesterday.  I’m posting the slides and recording after the description below.  Let me know what you think – I appreciate your feedback and your tuning in. Keep innovating!

Backbase Bank 2.0 Webinar…

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New Year’s Resolutions for Bank Marketers (Additional Thoughts)

New Control’s Jim Marous just posted his 22 Industry Leaders Provide New Year’s Resolutions for Bank Marketers. I thought I would share more of the content I provided to Jim for his excellent collection of material of what will impact financial services…

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Why the future of finance?
The financial sector is practically as old as humanity itself. Currency and value are intrinsically connected to modern society, and historical attempts to undo this tie have failed. While the sector is frequently mired in crises, it has shown surprising resilience from being displaced by other paradigms. Rapid advances and dissemination of emerging technology, however, promises to upend many characteristics we take for granted.
This visualization attempts to gauge the technological readiness of the financial industry as a whole. While looking at trends that are likely to influence the very notion of value in the coming decades, we try to establish a baseline of whether organizations are paying enough attention to the imminent changes that will define the future of society or if they are running the risk of letting accelerating change vanquish existing business models.
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disrupt-it:

Why the future of finance?

The financial sector is practically as old as humanity itself. Currency and value are intrinsically connected to modern society, and historical attempts to undo this tie have failed. While the sector is frequently mired in crises, it has shown surprising resilience from being displaced by other paradigms. Rapid advances and dissemination of emerging technology, however, promises to upend many characteristics we take for granted.

This visualization attempts to gauge the technological readiness of the financial industry as a whole. While looking at trends that are likely to influence the very notion of value in the coming decades, we try to establish a baseline of whether organizations are paying enough attention to the imminent changes that will define the future of society or if they are running the risk of letting accelerating change vanquish existing business models.

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Simple Adds Attachments, Images, Notes; Customer Gets Into Bar Fight With Wells Fargo On TwitterIn a blog posttoday, Simple announced some more UX goodness is being added to its web application…View Postshared via WordPress.com
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Simple Adds Attachments, Images, Notes; Customer Gets Into Bar Fight With Wells Fargo On Twitter

In a blog posttoday, Simple announced some more UX goodness is being added to its web application…

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What Will 2013 Bring to Banking? A Quick Observation

The editors of American Banker are putting together some thoughts on what the New Year will bring. They are getting input from industry folks that have contributed to their BankThink industry blog in the past year.  I’m not sure how much of my quote will…

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Movenbank Teases Us A Bit More With Emotional Video

The team at Movenbank continues to tease us with it’s upcoming launch. Here’s the video that came along with Brett King’s posttoday about why people will soon no longer need a bank account. Now I’m even more curious to see what Brett, Scott, and crew have…

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RT @netbanker: .@CreditSesame launching “badges of financial responsibility” to “certify credit worthiness” to the world http://t.co/B7H …

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Discerning Technologist’s Daily Feed is out! http://t.co/ucDSzhMG

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Stop Blocking, Start Embracing the Social Enterprise

The recent Dreamforce conference in San Francisco focused on the rise of the ‘social enterprise.’

We can loosely define the social enterprise as the democratization of business processes through…

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About

Bradley Leimer
Technologist | Curator | Connector
About Me
I play in these interesting spaces between technology and marketing. I work to evangelize bank 3.0 and engagement banking strategies, which can be best described as a marketing, sales, and service model that deploys technology to achieve both customer intimacy and scale. A critical component of these efforts is understanding customer behavior and predicting where that behavior is moving and how it will eventually impact your evolving business model.
We don’t design or learn in a box. I am continually learning from (and hopefully contributing to) the growing community of fintech innovators and disruptors. You need to act as a catalyst to help lead the adaptation to rapidly changing environments. To drive organizational agility, you need to foster curiosity, critical debate, a cycle of test and learn, and the occasional corporate rebellion. Whether in the form of a lab, a sandbox, or an incubator, you need to create space where innovation can thrive, where failure is analyzed, and iterative improvements can be achieved.
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What I Do
Bradley Leimer leads digital channel strategy for Northern California-based Mechanics Bank. His focus is on developing and integrating technology applications and partnerships geared toward improving the client experience and profitability of digital channels.
He brings additional perspective from leading marketing and technology efforts within the bank and credit union industry and from a decade driving database marketing and analytic programs for more than 6,500 national, regional, and community bank clients.
Bradley writes and speaks about banking and technology trends, and advises startups in the financial and payments space. He has a BS in Business Administration from the Haas School of Business at the University of California, Berkeley.
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