Jacob Morgan

Sep 30, 2024 | techbullion.com | Jacob Morgan |Angela Scott-Briggs

Austin Trees, the CEO and Founder of SoloHomes, is bringing a fresh approach to the Austin real estate market by leveraging technology to streamline the home buying and selling process. With nearly a decade of experience in the industry, Trees’ background spans both commercial and residential projects, including partnerships with tech giants like Apple and Roku.

Dec 28, 2023 | nocash.ro | Jacob Morgan

[stock-market-ticker symbols="FB;BABA;AMZN;AXP;AAPL;DBD;EEFT;GTO.AS;ING.PA;MA;MGI;NPSNY;NCR;PYPL;005930.KS;SQ;HO.PA;V;WDI.DE;WU;WP" width="100%" palette="financial-light"] 29 decembrie 2023 The businesses that make a difference in 2024 will be those that wrap more value or utility around payments — those that realize it’s about the payment experience, not the payment itself.

Nov 1, 2023 | forrester.com | Peter Wannemacher |Jacob Morgan |Alla Valente

With 2024 looming, Forrester is publishing its predictions for what banking executives and leaders can expect in the coming year. There will, of course, be disruptions and some chaos (we’ll discuss some of that in just a moment). But after a tumultuous four years, 2024 will be noteworthy in large part due to how uneventful it will be (relatively speaking).

Nov 1, 2023 | forrester.com | Jacob Morgan |Peter Wannemacher |Alla Valente

We’ve said it before: It’s the payment experience, not the payment, that matters — how you put payments to use, the value-added services wrapped around the payment. This is where the smart will focus in 2024. For years, everyone from consumers and merchants to the ecosystem players has focused on the payment itself — making it cheaper, more accessible, more embeddable — and now, the pandemic has made digital payments commonplace.

Sep 20, 2023 | forrester.com | Ellen Carney |Alyson Clarke |Jacob Morgan

Insurance fraud is a big—really big—business in the US. In 2022, insurance fraud across all insurance lines amounted to nearly $309 billion. That’s not too far behind tech giant Apple’s $394.3 billion in total sales in 2022. It says something when US insurance fraud costs rival the global sales of world’s most valuable company. And the scale of that fraud is growing.