White Paper:

The Impact of 9/11 on the Financial Supply Chains of the Global 2000: Renewed Focus on Cash Creates an Opportunity for CFOs and Treasurers to Find $Billions in the Financial Supply Chain

This White Paper is available now for download.

• 9/11 Disaster Creates Urgent Need for Businesses to find Cash in Unexpected Places – The CFO’s Department
• 9/11 Disaster Highlights New Challenges for CEOs and CFOs - New Killen WebCast Explores Ways to Respond Faster when Conditions Change
• $12.5 Billion Opportunity for Banks to Help Canadian Enterprises With Cash Management for Electronic Billing and Invoicing
• $23 Billion Annual Savings Opportunity for Canadian Enterprises that Develop a "Customer-to-Cash" Strategy

Market Development in Asia-Pacific

Top banks, bank consortia, telcos, Posts, and portals in the Asia-Pacific region are embracing EBPP-EIPP. The focus of this study is to help corporations and financial institutions understand the Asian market and opportunities to provide EBPP-EIPP solutions.

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News from The Killen Alert

1. Worldwide — Nobel Prize Winner Takes Part in Killen’s Webcast Series on Einstein. Opportunities for Banks and Corporations to Reach a Large Market and Increase the Value of Their Brands
2. Worldwide — “Solving the Mysteries of Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, ALS, and Other Devastating Illnesses” Webcast to Attract 250,000 Viewers. Opportunity for Retail Banks and Biotech Companies
3. US — BofA Migrating 90 US Customers to New Electronic Bill Presentment (EBP) Service
4. US — Killen & Associates to Publish White Paper about How Billers (Financial services, Telcos, and Utilities) Can Save $Billions by Making Small Changes to Their Incoming Payment Processes
5. US — Consumers Embrace Electronic Payments
6. Canada — ePost Consolidates its Electronic Bill Presentment and Payment (EBPP) Position in Canada
7. Japan — 2005 Starts the “Pay-off” in Japan, Affecting Depositors
   Nationwide
8. US — October 28, 2004: US Banking Industry Takes Another Step Towards Removing Paper Checks from Banking System

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