3 Great Reads on Digital Transformation
By Paula Tompkins on April 20, 2016
Last week, there was a team from Ernst & Young in our offices. One of the visitors spotted the Agile Manifesto on our wall. He asked me if we have always
Last week, there was a team from Ernst & Young in our offices. One of the visitors spotted the Agile Manifesto on our wall. He asked me if we have always
The lack of quality data is behind many of the top 5 worries that CMOs say keep them up at night. The ability to integrate data into a relevant, personal
The Department of Justice (DOJ) is revising the rules under the American with Disabilities Act (ADA) to include language specific to websites and mobile applications. The projected release date of
The brands that are succeeding today are the ones that give people the information they want, when they want it, in a format that is meaningful to them. The ability
One of the behind-the-scenes themes at ChannelNet that makes working here fun is our love of Magic: the Gathering, a tabletop card game for adults. It’s practically become a standard
Like the Wild West, digital marketing is a race to tame and own new frontiers of technology. The landscape and consumer demands change on a regular basis. Much like the
A spot check of ChannelNet’s internal data for loan self-service accounts confirms Google’s official announcement that mobile traffic has surpassed the desktop. Last week, Google revealed on its blog that “…more Google
Today’s financial institutions need to embrace change — and master it — if they want to stay competitive. Even if you are a change management expert, the journey of change
Gamification and interactive advertising have come a long way since ChannelNet launched the first digital marketing product in 1987. Back then consumers were willing to pay $6.95 for a driving