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Product Manager for social, location and mobile within Misys. Customer interaction across banking verticals.

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Little Fluffy Clouds

I was listening to some music from my youth - Little Fluffy Clouds - The Orb - whilst watching the thunder clouds gather outside of my office. We all know that clouds live in the sky, these amorphous collections of water droplets high above our heads, drifting from location to location, with no intervention from us on the ground. To a great extent...

07 August 2012 Innovation in Financial Services

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Man The Pumps?

I have just read an article on the Economist linked to by Finextra: "The bank of SMS" - talking about mobile banking across Africa. Even more interesting than the article were the comments, of which one leapt out at me more than others. It was criticising the investment being made in mobile banking, when there should be so many other pr...

30 April 2012 Innovation in Financial Services

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The flaws of common ID?

I too would prefer to have a single common method of identifying myself online: a single common avatar that I use across all sites, with a single common (complex and strong) method of authenticating myself. But as the editor of a UK technology magazine has just discovered (@bazzacollins), illicit access through that common identifier can have wides...

27 April 2012 Innovation in Financial Services

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O2 shuts down mobile wallet

@Matt: "Cardholders will have any remainder left on their account refunded via cheque". (my highlight)

Need I say more?

10 Jan 2014 09:49 Read comment

UK banks get behind m-payments service ahead of 2014 launch

The shame is that it is limited to just using mobile phone numbers. If I could link, say, my Facebook profile, or LinkedIn profile, or Twitter, or G+, or Skype (and so on), then digital payments could be made even more accessible. Now, how do I perform my international remittance...?

15 Jan 2013 15:51 Read comment

The future is LEGO!

Before adopting the world of LEGO, we would be first forced to adopt Duplo. It's a bit clumsier, but we're assured it can do everything we want, even though it can't. Then we make the miraculous leap over to LEGO. Now we really can do all that we want, utilising the global brick standard. But just as we are all consumed within our LEGO world, we get forced down the Meccano route. Essentially does the same, but in a slightly more complicated way. Publicly we will rave about Meccano, but privately with our confidantes we will talk about our preference for LEGO. Ultimately it is about what most satisfies our demands - our demands, not demands artificially foisted upon us, but our demands. LEGO has managed to do that over the years, from basic LEGO sets through to Technical LEGO to Robot Mindstorms LEGO. Fundamentally the same, maintaing the underlying user experience, but evolving with the times, keeping up with our demands. Which I think, Liz, is saying pretty much what you are.

21 Nov 2012 14:11 Read comment

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