Alogent recently created a new spreadsheet that helps bankers calculate the cost of their current exception tracking workflows.
Modern Payments Infrastructure: 1 Platform, 1 API, All Channels
Is it time for a solution refresh? Legacy processes can’t always keep up. Ask yourself these questions to assess your payments modernization goals and explore the benefits of a single platform for all Day 1 and Day 2 processing.
Disaster Recovery Guidelines
A business recovery plan has many descriptive names: disaster management plan, disaster recovery plan, emergency preparedness plan, contingency plan, business resumption plan or disaster contingency plan. For simplicity -- and because it's the term that regulations use -- the term "contingency plan" is used throughout this material.
Developing a contingency plan for an institution is one thing: developing a contingency plan that is effective and that examiners will support and approve is another. A contingency plan should not be a secret or a mystery. It's just a routine part of business planning and operations.
An effective contingency plan simply covers all the facets of the institution's business operations. This means personnel, customers, facilities, functions, assets and records. In brief, everything. This means a straightforward, uncomplicated approach to resuming business operations in case of a disaster.
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