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Technical Approaches to Security: From Smart Money to Dumb Money and Risks Galore
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The previous 15 chapters in this book have provided solid evidence that there is a revolution taking place in banking, most particularly in personal services supported by information technology. Underpinning this ongoing evolution is global networking, computer-based models and database mining used as competitive weapons by today’s businesses as well as in payment systems.
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- 1.D.N. Chorafas, Network Computers versus High Peiformance Computers: New Directions and Future Applications (London: Cassell, 1997).Google Scholar
- 2.D.N. Chorafas, The Money Magnet. Regulating International Finance and Analyzing Money Flows (London: Euromoney, 1996).Google Scholar
- 3.See also similar examples with American Express, Diamond Credit and Marks and Spencer in D.N. Chorafas and H. Steinmann, Expert Systems in Banking (London: Macmillan, 1991).CrossRefGoogle Scholar
- 4.D.N. Chorafas, Internet Financial Devices Secure Electronic Banking and Electronic Commerce? (London and Dublin: Lafferty, 1998).Google Scholar
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