Banking Books Disruption Technical Review 
mjvinnovation
SEPTEMBER 24, 2020
It is no coincidence that the financial market, banks specifically, are among the most innovative. The disruptive initiatives that have emerged with external partnerships have kept this sector at the peak of global Innovation. . Keep reading to understand this movement and see what the main benefits of Open Banking are!
Planview
APRIL 6, 2023
My Thoughts Based on 25 Years Working With Transformations Having worked on enterprise transformations for the past 25 years, it’s not surprising to me that the majority of enterprises have not yet transformed to a product model within the last five years and achieved value delivery at a speed we’d associate with digital natives and tech giants.
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Jeffrey Phillips
JUNE 8, 2016
If you've followed this blog you know that I believe traditional retail banking is one of those industries. Retail banking is already dead, it just doesn't know it yet. Another industry ripe for innovation is the book publishing industry. Sure, self-publishing is on the rise, and I published my last book (shameless plug alert!)
Christensen Institute
MARCH 22, 2022
As I reviewed the Prepared Project’s recently-released findings , I was struck by how the critical factors that seemed to help schools weather the tumult of the last two years resonate with the Institute’s innovation theory. The schools also became the community food bank overnight due to necessities created by the pandemic.
Innovation Excellence
MAY 18, 2020
The number of bank tellers has doubled since ATMs were introduced. In a similar way we don’t expect bank tellers to process transactions any more, but to help us with things that we can’t do at an ATM. Let’s think back to what a traditional bank looked like before ATMs or the Internet. Good service was fast service.
ImagineNation
SEPTEMBER 4, 2019
It seems that every meeting I went to recently, and almost every person I spoke to, mentioned the new book, from the authors of How Google Works – The Trillion Dollar Coach. I dutifully ordered it and once I had the chance, diligently read it. My own Bill Campbell Story.
Steve Blank
NOVEMBER 1, 2017
This article first appeared on the Harvard Business Review blog. He sold off slower-growth, low-tech, and nonindustrial businesses — financial services, media, entertainment, plastics, and appliances. It’s often a cattle prod to a stagnant company, or one ignoring disruption by new startups.
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