Takeaways from the 2021 CU*Answers Leadership Conference
CU*Answers held its Annual Leadership Conference discussing the future of the industry and of CU*Answers as it moves forward into 2022. Check out the key takeaways from each section of the event!
What the Heck is Optics Data?
Keegan Daniel dives into the topic of optics data to explain how credit unions can use it to help their members and improve services.
Don’t Shoot The Analyst!
Data Analyst Sarah Ashby urges credit unions to go into their data analyses with opens minds, leave their preconceived notions at the door, and to please not shoot the messenger!
Taking Action Is the Most Important Step of Utilizing Data
Data analyst Sarah Ashby stresses the importance of asking questions and taking action on your data, not just collecting it for the sake of knowledge.
Five Strategies for Internal Data Monetization
Data management can be expensive, but it’s worth it when you’re getting value from it. Data Analyst Thomas Hull shares a few ways credit unions can use their data to increase revenue and decrease expenses.
Making a Difference Through Analytics
When the pandemic first hit, BlueOX Credit Union management realized grasp of the data would be necessary to weather the storm. VP of IT Deb Slavens explains how they created the Early Warning Report to meet that need.
Takeaways from the 2020 CU*Answers CEO Strategies Week
Credit union CEOs from around the country converged digitally on Grand Rapids for CU*Answers’ 2020 CEO Strategies Week. CUSO Magazine’s Esteban Camargo gives a recap of the events.
Three Reasons Why Your Credit Union Should Be Considering Data Analysis
Does your credit union delve into data analysis? Keegan Daniel says it should be, providing three main reasons why credit unions, if they aren’t already, would want to take a closer look at their data.
Are Vendors Asking for Too Much Data?
As FinTechs continues to appear, credit unions are discovering that varying vendors are asking for increased access to member data. But how do you discern what data is worth sharing and to what vendors? Brian Maurer weighs in.
The Value of a Data Analyst
Sarah Ashby argues that analyzing data is no longer optional when it comes to a credit union’s success and that credit unions are under utilizing their most valuable tool: the data analyst.
