Bankers As Buyers 2007

My first post of the year is appropriately enough, Bankers As Buyers. It is a look at how U.S. bankers are going to spend money on technology and related services in 2007.

If you would like to be considered for inclusion in the next edition, please shoot me an email at scott@williammills.com

To access the full report, please follow the link below, enjoy.

Scott



http://www.williammills.com/pdf/bab2007.pdf

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