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Jim brings nearly a decade of consulting experience, helping executives in financial services solve business problems and exploit new opportunities where emerging technology is an enabler. Jim's diverse background in technology, payments, security, and fraud is of great benefit to his clients.
Before joining Glenbrook, Jim was director of technology initiatives and project development for the Financial Services Technology Consortium (FSTC), where he was responsible for the organization's project development and strategy. Focusing on identifying opportunities and gaining support for collaboration, Jim launched more than twenty industry-level initiatives in such areas as online security and fraud, identity management, biometrics, check imaging, treasury services, and business continuity. Before joining FSTC, Jim was an associate with Princeton Consultants. Jim is a graduate of Princeton University.
Jim's Writings
April 19, 2007
Glenbrook at NACHA Payments 2007
Glenbrook's Jim Salters was at NACHA's Payments 2007 conference earlier this week. Jim filed the following report from the conference. January 06, 2007
To Watch Payments Convergence, Watch Metavante
Glenbrook's Jim Salters files a Payments News report on Metavante - suggesting that to watch what's happening with payments convergence in the US, watch what Metavante's doing. October 02, 2006
Large US Retail Bank To Bet On PKI With Arcot
Glenbrook's Jim Salters files this report for Payments News: Even if you've been following the authentication space and the industry dash to comply with the FFIEC Authentication Guidance, it's likely that you've never heard of Arcot. Details here. Large US Retail Bank To Bet On PKI With Arcot
Glenbrook's Jim Salters files this report: Even if you've been following the authentication space and the industry dash to comply with the FFIEC Authentication Guidance, it's likely that you've never heard of Arcot. But that may soon change. According to the company, a major bank in the US will soon announce their plans to deploy ArcotID technology to its millions of retail banking customers. And while this might sound like just another customer win for an authentication solution provider, this appears to represent a dramatically different authentication strategy than we've seen so far from a large US bank, with interesting implications. The full report is available on Payments News. August 17, 2006
FFIEC Authentication Guidance: The Countdown Continues
By Jim Salters
With roughly 4 1/2 months remaining before year-end, we thought we'd share our take on some of the recent industry developments and our lessons learned as we've helped our clients prepare for the deadline.
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