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Outdated tech could slow instant payment adoption: survey

Payments Dive

Financial institutions expect business clients to be a driver of instant payment revenue, but adopting the technology comes with hurdles, the results of a recent survey showed.

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Faster payments catch on slowly: survey

Payments Dive

About half of payments players surveyed recently by the U.S. Faster Payments Council said they have integrated faster payment technologies.

Survey 195
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A Look at DevOps in 2020: Sonatype’s Community Survey

Perficient

Sonatype recently released findings from its seventh annual DevOps Community Survey that examines the differences between mature and evolving DevOps practices, but with a new lens – how maturity levels impact developer happiness and culture. About the Survey. For more information, download the survey. 29 and Feb.

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Survey: Banks just aren’t ready for digital

Chris Skinner

In Jim’s 70+ page report, Jim concludes that: “While there is an almost universal awareness of what needs to be done to digitally transform financial institutions, the … The post Survey: Banks just aren’t ready for digital appeared first on Chris Skinner's blog.

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2020 Database Strategies and Contact Acquisition Survey Report

47% of marketers said they have a database management strategy in place, but there is room for significant improvement. Marketing and sales teams are feeling pressured to deliver authentic messaging to buyers at every point of their customer journey.

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Apple Pay Later makes gains: survey

Payments Dive

Apple Pay Later is gaining traction with consumers after a rollout earlier this year, according to a survey from JD Power.

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Cash-strapped consumers turn to BNPL: Fed survey

Payments Dive

Consumers facing financial hardships turned to buy now, pay later services more last year than stable consumers, according to survey results from the Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank.

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The ABM Benchmark Survey

In a recent survey with Demand Gen Report, we found 59% of experienced practitioners (those with ABM programs more than a year old) indicated their ABM programs are meeting or greatly exceeding their expectations, while only 45% of novices (those with ABM programs less than one year old) could say the same.