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Archive for the ‘Google’ Category

Online Banking Needs a Technology Jolt

Tuesday, October 30th, 2007

Online banking is in a precarious position these days. The Web-based, rich internet application revolution of Web 2.0 is here to stay, while online banking remains stuck in decade-old technology. It lags far behind even more traditional mainstream Web applications in interaction design, speed, ease of use, and capability. It’s no wonder that several new […]

Getting the Scoop on Google Checkout from Merchants

Wednesday, September 12th, 2007

Why is it that technology companies are the most transparent about their product? Take for example the New Feature Suggestions for Google Checkout page on the Developer Forum. There, for all to see, are rants and raves about Google Checkout, and often brilliant feature suggestions from actual users. Here are some gems:

Full integration of checkout […]

Google Patents GPay for Paying on the Go

Monday, September 3rd, 2007

On the heals of the recent buzz surrounding the GPhone, a new patent published on August 30th describes how Google is developing a mobile payment system to send money by SMS.
The patent describes several scenarios and features for sending money to people, vending machines and offline retailers, such as Target and Starbucks. Here’s a summary […]

Gmoney: How Google Checkout Could Merge with Google Finance

Tuesday, August 14th, 2007

If making information easily accessible and useful is Google’s mantra, is an online personal financial management (PFM) tool akin to Quicken very far away?
The incentive for Google is tremendous, given the value in transaction-based advertising. Here are some clues as to why PFM is closer than you think: At the moment, the company offers Google […]

Lessons of Google Checkout

Thursday, July 26th, 2007

The promise of Google Checkout to provide a “faster, safer and more convenient way to shop online” is a compelling one, especially given the number of e-commerce accounts one can accumulate over time (think online Christmas shopping). The benefits to users are many, including a central place to manage all your online purchases, added protection […]

The End of Banking?

Tuesday, July 24th, 2007

This term paper by Tessa Johnson (dated 2024) looks at how banking ceased to exist as we know it in 2024. The term paper was prepared for the non-existent Google Virtual University.
GonzoBanker article.
This term paper outlines a historical review of the banking industry and examines the underlying causes behind the turbulent past 20 years that […]





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