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Financial Services · 2010
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Keynote Case Study: EY Tax: The Real Tax Story Was Strategic Disruption.
Speaking to senior tax executives from major multinational corporations at EY's national tax conference in Montreal, I examined the disruptive trends, business-model shifts and…
"Whoah, dude, what happened?"
Are you surrounded by people who simply don't "get it?" Who are oblivious, blind, completely unaware of just how much business model change is occurring out there? Here's the…
When Silicon Valley Takes Over Your Innovation Agenda!
What happens when Silicon Valley takes over the innovation agenda within an industry? In this video clip from a recent keynote, Jim challenges his audience to think about what…
Keynote: First Interstate BancSystem – The Future of Community Banking: Innovation in a Changing Financial Landscape
Jim Carroll delivered a keynote for First Interstate BancSystem in May 2010. As the industry emerged from the financial crisis into a new era of regulation and digital banking…
Innovation: Think big, start small, scale fast!
A key innovation message that I spend time with my clients focusing upon involves the concept of "thinking big, starting small, and scaling fast." (With all due respect, the…
14 Key Innovation Strategies for Financial Advisors & Financial Organizations
(This post was originally written back in 2010 after I did a talk for the National Australia Bank financial advisory team. Sometimes, trends posts don't bear up well with…
Location intelligence, financial industries and business model change!
I had quite a few financial oriented keynotes through the last year, for banks, mortgage groups, credit unions and others. If there was a key theme as to the insight my clients…
Silicon Valley innovation velocity set to dominate every industry
My January / February CA Magazine article is out; entitled "Stranger than Science Fiction," it examines a major theme that has been part of many of my keynotes throughout 2009…
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