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Bank Simple–Not Traditional Banking But Definitely Not Banking 2.0

Bank Simple–Not Traditional Banking But Definitely Not Banking 2.0

By Ben Kepes on September 30, 2011

I’ve written in the past about Banking 2.0 – a concept that sees the flexibility and openness of web 2.0 bought that most staid of industries, banking. As I see it, like the web we now know, banking 2.0 would involve banks creating APIs that would allow (and yes, after correct authentication of course, third […]

Posted in Application Software, Featured Posts | Tagged bank, BankSimple, Joshua Reich, online banking, user experience, User experience design, user interface | 2 Responses

Chase Bank Loses Customer's ... No, Not Money, Just Email

Chase Bank Loses Customer’s … No, Not Money, Just Email

By Zoli Erdos on June 13, 2011

As they say, a picture is worth a thousand words – so here’s my 2k-word essay, straight from Chase Online: OK, that should be easy, let’s click to get that email: Oops – dear Chase, where’s my message? Of course on the week when the IMF and the US Senate gets hacked, GoDaddy goes down […]

Posted in Application Software | Tagged chase, chase bank, chase online, godaddy, online banking, rant

MinTuit: a Second Look. (You Will Be Assimilated).

MinTuit: a Second Look. (You Will Be Assimilated).

By Zoli Erdos on September 14, 2009

TechCrunch50 could not have asked for a better start:  they get to announce that personal finance startup Mint winner of the $50K grand prize @ TC50 two years ago just got acquired for $170M. Great exit for a startup – not so sure about concerned users.   But the big question today is why it made […]

Posted in Analysis | Tagged acquisitions, aggregation, benchmarking, data mining, intuit, intumint, mergers, microsoft, Microsoft Money, mint, mintuit, money management, ms money, online banking, personal finance, pfm, quickbooks, quicken, saas, wesabe | 4 Responses

Intuit Did Not Kill MS Money. Microsoft Did. Slowly, Over Long Years. Here’s the Full Saga.

Intuit Did Not Kill MS Money. Microsoft Did. Slowly, Over Long Years. Here’s the Full Saga.

By Zoli Erdos on June 11, 2009

An era comes to an end on June 30th, when Microsoft discontinues their PFM (Personal Financial Management) product, Money.  The story started outside Microsoft, with a startup named Intuit releasing their first DOS-based PFM software, Quicken.   The concept was simple and powerful: balance your checkbook, keep track of your financial transactions electronically. It worked; in […]

Posted in Analysis, Product reviews | Tagged intuit, microsoft, Microsoft Money, mint, money management, ms money, online banking, personal finance, pfm, quicken, saas, software as a service, Software plus Service, wesabe | 11 Responses

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