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They said it couldn't be done: Commonwealth Bank gives in to Apple Pay
The bank's iPhone-using customers can now remove that PayTag sticker Commonwealth Bank had previously been touting as sufficient.
Brazilian mobile users hit with banking malware
An Android-based trojan was accidentally downloaded by over 2000 users.
Itaú and Standard Chartered launch LatAm's first blockchain-based loan platform
The proof of concept was carried out using R3's Corda Connect open source platform and aimed at simplifying the process underpinning syndicated loans.
NAB looks at moving core banking to the public cloud
The bank has lots of customer data in the cloud, and its CIO believes it is more secure than having it live in its datacentres.
Belgium first EU market to join Alibaba e-trade initiative
Chinese e-commerce giant inks agreement with Belgium to work on lowering barriers to cross-border trade and facilitating logistics, payments, and cloud computing services for small- and mid-sized businesses.
Alibaba inks deal with Spanish retail giant that covers cloud, e-commerce initiatives
Chinese e-commerce player will jointly work with El Corte Inglés across multiple areas including cloud computing, digital payments, e-commerce, and logistics.
ANZ bank adopts Red Hat to speed up release cycle
One of Australia's largest banks turned to open source to increase the speed of its software release cycle.
NAB keeps its cool over Open Banking implementation
Whereas competitor Westpac has predicted a damage bill of around AU$200 million, the National Australia Bank believes its internal transformation will allow it to comply without impacting its pocket all that much.
Starling built a bank from scratch in the cloud
The four-year-old London-based startup built a 100 percent cloud-based bank to take on the traditional players by making banking simple.
NAB's new IT outsourcing model might have saved it from extinction
NAB has an 'aggressive' plan to send 35 percent of its 2,600 apps to the cloud now that it has a way of bringing technical capability in-house.
APAC firms will need more soft skills as AI emerges in workforce
Philosophers and psychologists may be needed in future corporate workspaces as businesses will need skills that machines and artificial intelligence cannot easily replace.
Heritage Bank touts Red Hat Innovation Lab as key to transformation success
Open source, innovation, and collaboration is key, according to the member-owned bank's CIO.
Intuit Q1 solid with 3.6 million QuickBooks Online subscribers
Intuit's QuickBooks Self-Employed product also saw subscriber growth on the up, ending the quarter with 745,000 users.
NAB business customers trial Alipay
Pilot testing has begun with a small group of business merchant customers, with plans to expand the service in early 2019.
Bradesco agrees blockchain deal with Japan's largest bank
The Brazilian bank will work with MUFG on Ripple-based international money transfers.
How blockchain technology can transform our world
The technology can be used in far more applications than virtual currency.
Halloween '13: What tech frightens us most
In their latest October 2013 survey released just in time for All Hallows' Eve, IT recruiting firm Modis surveyed 1000 Americans to find out what potential tech disasters are keeping them up at night.
DBS Bank transforms customer experience with tech
The Singapore bank's latest branch taps technology to improve customer service, providing a more interactive and intuitive experience, say DBS execs.
ZDNet App Wrap: September 17, 2012
Feedly, metro.am, YouTube, Planner Pro, St George Banking Application, Quora, 8Bit Beatbox, and Janetter Pro for Twitter.
ZDNet App Wrap: September 10, 2012
ANZ goMoney, HSBC, uTorrent, uDraw, The Decision App, Note.S, The Textastic Code Editor, and ScrapNote
Tech IPO busts from the Internet boom (gallery)
As Facebook prepares to launch its massive IPO, it's a good time to look at the late 90s to see what people thought were good investments.
Office and computer pranks
What better way to welcome back coworkers from an extended vacation than an amusing practical joke?
Facebook's IPO in pictures
Facebook's IPO filing included images. Here they are and here's what they mean.
10 indispensable Android apps
This new collection of Android apps features everything from a friendly keyboard to a convenient payment processor to a versatile music player.
How Apple should spend its $90 billion in cash
Apple, with a market capitalization of over $416 billion, its stock trading at around $445 a share, and swimming in over $90 billion in cash, needs to figure out how to spend its money. I’ve got a few suggestions.
Inside NAB's first concept branch: photos
The National Australia Bank (NAB) is looking to smarten up its branches going forwards, and last month unveiled its very first concept store in Melbourne. ZDNet Australia went to take a look behind the scenes at the branch's mix of smart self-service technology and open-plan design.
Inside CommBank's Kaching: photos
The Commonwealth Bank has made a to-do list as long as its proverbial arm for the future of its NFC-enabled, pay-anyone app Kaching!, which includes support for virtual currency, like Facebook Credits, coupons, deals and an eventual partnership with Google for its Wallet product. Take a look inside the first iteration of Kaching! and our chat with CommBank chief marketing officer, Andy Lark.
Inside CBA's tech-heavy office: photos
It's taken 18 months from go to woe, but the Commonwealth Bank has begun moving over 300 staff per week into its lavish new tech-filled offices on the Sydney Harbour foreshore. ZDNet Australia was invited to tour the offices with the bank's chief information officer, Michael Harte.
Ten catastrophes: All-time worst tech industry executive decisions
IT, software and computer companies are certainly not without their share of poor executive decisions and mismanagement. While dozens of notable examples could have made our list, these were by far the top top 10 worst in the history of the technology industry, causing many billions of dollars of lost revenue or resulted in the downfall of entire companies.
Gallery: SAP, Google put business on the map
SAP and Google are expanding their partnership to take large data sets and integrate them into Google Maps, Earth, Docs and other products.
Service NSW now accepts PayPal
The NSW government has announced it will accept PayPal for some transactions at Service NSW.
Having a conversation with customers through AI
Ken Dodelin, vice president of conversational AI products at Capital One, talks with Tonya Hall about the company's innovations to integrate AI into banking.
Microsoft and NAB trial biometrics for cardless ATMs
Facial recognition to allow customers to withdraw funds.
Square's Installment feature turns company into full-fledged small business service provider
The financial services and mobile payments firm has built a small portfolio of bank-like offerings.
Mobile payments surge among Chinese travellers, says Alipay
Alipay, the mobile payment arm of Alibaba Group, has identified popular overseas destinations where Chinese consumers are making payments without cash during a recent week-long holiday.
Singtel and Optus announce esports content push
Singtel and Optus will partner with the gaming industry and other regional Singtel subsidiary telcos on original content creation and the broadcast of esports across Australia, Asia, and India.
Cryptocurrency for the masses
Nick Saponaro, GM and lead full stack developer at The Divi Project, sits down with Tonya Hall and talks government, banks, and cryptocurrency.
ANZ kicks off smartphone and wearable-based cash withdrawals at ATMs
Customers of the bank can now use their smartphone to withdraw cash from ANZ ATMs, in lieu of plastic cards.
How AI is preventing lost revenue for businesses
Tonya Hall sits down with Praful Saklani, founder and CEO at Pramata, to talk about how human-assisted AI is helping to identify revenue leakage in businesses.
Singapore payments vendor creates partnership with UnionPay
Network for Electronic Transfers of Singapore has inked an agreement with China's UnionPay to enable consumers to scan and pay for purchases at 7.5 million participating merchants worldwide.
ANZ bank adopts Atlassian software to help drive transformation
The bank has turned to the Australian software developer-focused startup to help drive its agile-based transformation. Read more: https://zd.net/2wOgD9j
SWIFT to test instant cross-border gpi payments in Australia
Secure financial messaging service SWIFT will soon commence testing a new cross-border payments service, alongside banks from Australia, China, Singapore, and Thailand. Read more: https://zd.net/2MGUdjr
Suncorp spent AU$29m on tech in year of reshaping
Suncorp Group has reported AU$1 billion in after-tax profit for the 2018 financial year, telling shareholders that the digitisation of the organisation has started to drive benefits. Read more: https://zd.net/2nn1F4I
Bankwest introduces in-app messaging
The Bankwest messaging service, built and developed with LivePerson, hopes to provide secure, instant responses to customers' queries and questions within its banking app.
Supporting Bitcoin trading ads $37million to Square's revenues
The company disclosed the updated figure with its second quarter financial results, which beat estimates.
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