Those who have visited Electronic Payments International recently – which I’m sure includes every one of you – will have noticed significant change.
At long last, www.electronicpaymentsinternational.com has had a facelift. The new website brings a number of features and benefits, and generally look livelier, with features of interest being picked out each day and highlighted on the new front page carousels.
We have reworked our content classifications to better reflect the way the market has moved over the last three years and to be much more relevant to our subscribers’ needs than before.
You will no doubt have noticed that we are including more and more news and features looking at corporate payments and transaction banking of late. This trend is set to continue, as more and more banks look at developing and building on their payments processing capabilities.
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A six-year news archive of articles from Electronic Payments International is now browseable by geography, industry sector and topic. And to support our customers’ business development, not just in corporate payments, but in the retail and consumer world too, our briefing services now feature more proprietary premium data and analysis than ever before.
We have created better links to our store of research reports, which can be purchased online with a credit card, of course, or by invoice.
We’ve also introduced (finally!) a new blog section, and would love to hear from the opinionated and out-spoken among you
And this is just the beginning. We now have a team of dedicated software and systems professionals supporting our systems and developing new features … of which you’ll hear more soon.
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Of course, it is not just us who are busy raising our virtual game. On both the corporate and consumer side, banks, vendors and telco are making giant leaps in their attempts to catch up with the consumer, who’s running away with the technology itself, and the world of financial services is still racing to catch up. And not doing too badly, it has to be said.
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