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Featured Articles » Small Businesses to Take Advantage of Mobile Banking » Does Anyone Still Use Personal Checks? » Revenue from Personal Finance Software Stagnant Over Past Five Years » Alpheus Commits $10M to Workforce, Network Expansion   Sponsored By: Kaseya Tuesday July, 17 2012 TIME: 2:00pm EDT/ 11:00am PDT REGISTER TODAY What Attendees will learn: Ensure distributed systems are in compliance with IT policies or recurring services Streamline the process of applying and updating policies to multiple machines Achieve greater confidence that distributed systems are secure and in compliance Manage network policy enforcement of machines groups depending on security risk, business use or service level Allow new machines to automatically inherit policy settings without any intervention   Top Stories » Virtutone Networks Secures Financing to Expand its Wholesale Division » Battery Ventures Invests $20 Million in Avalara » Zuora Subscription Services Will Get More Revenue for Servcorp   From The Expert Corner July 05, 2012 Mobile Internet Users Continue to Take Advantage of Mobile Banking By Monica Gleberman , Contributing Writer Mobile banking is currently one of the hottest trends in online banking. Now that almost everyone has a smartphone or tablet, consumers have taken advantage of the convenience they offer by completing more tasks on the go. Numerous studies about mobile banking usage and statistics have already been published and recent research from YouGov indicates that there is still plenty of room for growth. According to the research, commissioned by mobile Web and app vendor Antenna, the company found that around a quarter of people living in the UK that use mobile Internet also take advantage of mobile banking services. The company said mobile banking is most popular for users between 24 and 34 years old. The research shows that 33 percent in that age range regularly use their mobile phones to access their bank account. Helen Gradwell, writer for Think Money, explained further saying, “People seem to use – or what to use – their mobiles for simple banking tasks. Forty-six percent would most like to use mobile banking to check their balance, 31 percent to view their transactions, and 27 percent to transfer money from one of their accounts to another. A quarter of those asked already use – or would like to use – their mobile to pay their bills, and 20 percent to transfer money to third parties,” said Gradwell... Read More    Featured Videos Managing Your Data and Apps in Multi-Cloud Environments: Right Scale    Featured Resources » Mobile Device Management and Bring Your Own Device in Education Environments » Case Study: The Nuspire Partner Advantage Program » Cloud Meets Contact Center: Going from Zero to Hero in 14 Days   TMCnet's Blogs » HD Voice is Not Just for Making Better Phone Calls » E-mail Focus Built and Hurt RIM » It's Time for Apple to Allow Default iOS Browser Choice   Featured Channels » Cloud Communications » Data Center Network » Load Balancer » Software Monetization   Advertise With Us   General advertising Info: Click here      Become a TMCnet columnist! Become a TMCnet columnist! Want to contribute your expertise to a growing audience of technology professionals? Become a writer, blogger or columnist for the TMCnet Web site and this newsletter. Contact TMCnet Group Editorial Director, Erik Linask, at elinask@tmcnet.com for details.

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