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WHERE:
Hilton Boston Back Bay
Belvidere Ballroom, 2^nd Floor
40 Dalton Street
Boston, MA 02115

Be the first to hear the latest thinking and upcoming research themes for 2012 from the Celent Corporate Banking Practice. With mobile banking and payments being the topic de jour for every part of every financial institution, take this chance to learn about the opportunities and challenges that mobile poses in corporate banking, and what it really means. The sessions will explore not just the how and whys, but will discuss the broader issues, from the impact on more traditional channels to the requirements to provide a seamless multichannel service.

Admission to the event is free, but space is limited andpre-registration by Wednesday, January 18, 2012 is required.

PROGRAM:

1:00 pm	Registration Hilton Boston Back Bay Belvidere Ballroom, 2nd Floor 40 Dalton Street Boston, MA 02115
1:45 pm	Welcome Address Bart Narter Senior Vice President, Celent
2:00 pm	Keynote: The Future of Corporate Mobile Banking Learn about: Key Features and Capabilities of Corporate Mobile Banking Emerging Security Challenges and Potential Technology Solutions The Role of the Tablet The Convergence of Online and Mobile Jacob Jegher Senior Analyst, Celent
2:30 pm	Where’s My Customer?: The Branch of The Future, RDC and Other Challenges Bob Meara Senior Analyst, Celent
3:00 pm	Break
3:45 pm	Preserving Merchant Relationships When Mobile Comes to the Retail POS? Learn about: Diversity of Mobile Payments Emerging Mobile Wallet Models Key Battlegrounds for Mobile at the Retail POS Implications for Banks Zil Bareisis Senior Analyst, Celent
4:15pm	Joining and Enabling the Dots Learn about: The Difference between Big Data, Usable Data and Real-time Data Using Data to Create Opportunities The Need to Move to Enterprise Intelligence Gareth Lodge Senior Analyst, Celent
4:45 pm	Closing Panel and Remarks
5:00 pm	Adjourn

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