Relational database technology could dramatically shift how credit unions review and manage nearly all aspects of their business operations.
The tool uses a different approach to information management by providing additional perspectives on data and tailoring those views to meet both broad and specific needs of credit unions.
Christine Barry, a financial service technology analyst with the Boston-based research firm Aite Group, likened the relational databases' increased abilities to the difference between providing pictures in two and three dimensions and moving from an account-focused approach to one geared toward the members.
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