We have a large number of banks that use our Spool File software, and a number of banks also use our Forms software to seamlessly produce e-statements at a reasonable cost. We are excited to meet up with existing customers and meet new bankers at the Jack Henry conference and let them know about our ...
Continue Reading →Banking in the U.S. is a $13 trillion dollar industry. A select group of big banks are responsible for a large chunk of that number. But according to the American Banking Association, most banks in this country have less than $165 million in assets.
Like a lot of small to mid-sized companies, banking has had to stretch resources to cope with the economic downturn. Here are compelling reasons that well-designed and supported Forms software can cut costs on delivering e-statements and ...
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Let’s start out with some interesting stats I came across recently on a Go-Green site encouraging recycling in Minnesota:
Happy Labor Day to all the IT managers and engineers that make up our readership and customer base.
I want to say thank you for the hard work you do, much of it unsung, to keep the engine running day in and day out that runs critical business applications for your companies. We enjoy working with you to make sure the output of your IBM Power System engine runs just as smoothly and produces the kind of forms, checks, PDFs, and ...
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Sometimes I miss green bar paper. It is such an iconic part of the early days of IBM computing. Green bar paper was everywhere in big boxes that lined the walls. Depending on the size of the company, there could be a whole room of green bar paper. The rolls of paper were a sign that the machines were operating and ...
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As most companies know, there are security and efficiency challenges to creating an effective payroll and vendor disbursement system. Many companies and banks have automated the process by using Laser check printing software. Are you considering moving into an automated system but are having doubts about the process? It could be that the doubts keeping you on the fence about moving ...
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Within every programmer lies the urge to dive into code and create programs. That’s what we are called, right? Programmers. I understand this because I was a programmer for a lot longer in my life than I have been president of a software company. In the early days of the IBM i, aka, the AS/400, ...
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Ten years ago this month we were excited to see a favorable review in the IBM System Magazine of our brand-new product SpoolFlex, designed to maximize output from IBM servers by converting spool files into usable formats like PDF and Excel. Of course, despite getting a special call-out for our customer service ...
Recently I was trying to solve an issue over the phone with a well-known retail company. I got into a strange loop of talking to a computer. I had to push seven different buttons to get where I wanted to go. When I finally got there it became clear that my issue could not be solved by the automated voice because it did not fit the ...
Today I am going to borrow from comedian Jeff Foxworthy who happens to live just a few miles from our offices in Duluth, GA. Mr. Foxworthy has a way of cutting right to the heart of things. In the world of software solutions, clarity is just what is needed. After 30 plus years purchasing, designing, installing, and selling software solutions for the IBM i, iSeries, and AS/400 here ...