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Alan M Riegler

Managing Director at Riegler Consultancy

Alan M Riegler is a seasoned professional with a wealth of experience in creating and implementing strategies for technology and business transformation initiatives.

He excels in Post-Merger Integration planning and execution encompassing operations, technology, products, and facilities, showcasing a diverse skill set.

His expertise extends to selecting and evaluating technology solutions spanning various software and hardware technologies, services, and vendors, and integrating diverse technology platforms effectively.

With a proven track record, Alan M Riegler demonstrates exceptional leadership in managing diverse teams to successfully execute projects both locally and internationally.

His background includes proficiency in technology assessments, vendor negotiations, post-merger integrations, process optimization, workflows, and electronic document imaging.

Moreover, he possesses specialized knowledge in the marketing, sales, and delivery of Banking technology products and services, further enhancing his professional repertoire.

Alan M Riegler holds a BS in Industrial Engineering/Operations Research from Case Western Reserve University, an MBA in Quantitative Methods from Xavier University - Williams College of Business, and a Juris Doctor (J.D.) from Northern Kentucky University—Salmon P. Chase College of Law.

He also received his secondary education at St. Edward High School, underpinning his strong academic foundation.

Throughout his career, Alan has held prominent roles in various organizations, serving as the Managing Director at Riegler Consultancy, the Principal/Senior Consultant at CCG Catalyst Consulting Group, and the Regional Director of Business Solutions Group - Banking at Finastra, among other distinguished positions.

His professional journey includes tenures at leading firms such as CapGemini Ernst & Young, Ernst & Young, Alex Sheshunoff Management Services Inc, Price Waterhouse, First Horizon National Corporation, and Leader Federal S&L, where he contributed significantly to their growth and success through his strategic insights and effective management.

Alan M Riegler's multifaceted background, encompassing strategic planning, technology integration, team leadership, and business development, positions him as a versatile and accomplished professional in the field of technology and business consultancy.

Highlights

Oct 19 · linkedin

The US continues its slow movement to cashless. Just as 10 years ago, the younger, as well as, the more affluent continue to adopt. Even with more commercial businesses, especially sports and entertainment facilities moving to no-cash venues, the adoption rate remains slow.

A couple of practical reasons include:

  • more retailers are surcharging for the use of electronic channels (interchange fee recoverY0
  • very small retailers prefer cash - technology & interchange fees are a barrier (or perhaps a tax motivator?)
  • outages temporarily eliminate the use of electronic means (e.g., Texas's electricity outages last winter, Canada's recent outages, California's wildfire stopping electricity transmissions) at times when really needed.

While continuing to a less-cash society the likelihood is that cash will remain a viable payment media for the foreseeable future (at least 25 more years). Thoughts?

#cash #cashless #cashlesssociety #fintech #bankingtech #banktech #banks #bankingtechnologies #banktech #creditunion #creditunions #digitalbanks #digitalmoney #digitalbanking #bankinginnovation #payment #payments #fintechs #bank  #mobilepayments #mobilebanking #electronicpayments #fintechs #payment #financialservices

Jan 23 · linkedin

Was reviewing Cashless Society articles from the past - one projected Australia by 2022, others have predicted by 2020 - for those who have followed my postings, my projection is not in the foreseeable future. Rather we will continue to see:

  • Less Cash Transactions
  • Less Branches
  • Less Banks (Financial Institutions)

The world of cash will still have a relevant role in financial transactions in 2050 & beyond.

A recent discussion of the slow transition away from cash.

#cash #cashless #cashlesssociety #fintech #bankingtech #banktech #banks #bankingtechnologies #banktech #creditunion #creditunions #digitalbanks #digitalmoney #digitalbanking #bankinginnovation #payment #payments #fintechs #bank  #mobilepayments #mobilebanking #electronicpayments #fintechs #payment #financialservices

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Los Angeles Metropolitan Area