Comments on: A “Screaming Need” For Account Aggregation http://www.accountaggregation.com/a-screaming-need-for-account-aggregation/ The Total View is the first blog focused exclusively on financial Account Aggregation. Fri, 08 Oct 2010 16:04:50 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Corey http://www.accountaggregation.com/a-screaming-need-for-account-aggregation/comment-page-1/#comment-31 Corey Sat, 23 Jan 2010 12:29:35 +0000 http://www.accountaggregation.com/?p=232#comment-31 I've been using Mint.com for about 18 months now, and really like the features and the interface of their software. Although using one of my current online financial institutions would save me one login, I feel that beyond aggregation these firms just won't keep up with the innovation needed to stay in front of and beat companies like mint and Geezeo. I’ve been using Mint.com for about 18 months now, and really like the features and the interface of their software. Although using one of my current online financial institutions would save me one login, I feel that beyond aggregation these firms just won’t keep up with the innovation needed to stay in front of and beat companies like mint and Geezeo.

]]> By: Bill Winterberg http://www.accountaggregation.com/a-screaming-need-for-account-aggregation/comment-page-1/#comment-29 Bill Winterberg Sat, 23 Jan 2010 06:42:39 +0000 http://www.accountaggregation.com/?p=232#comment-29 Not only did Mint.com make aggregation cool, they succeeded in making it easy and built a system that just works. The "Facebook generation" is quickly becoming a discriminating group of consumers, and only the best applications that do specific things better than the competition have a chance at thriving in today's marketplace. Intuit recognized the consumers' adoption of Mint.com and acted accordingly by scooping it up before it could hit critical mass. I look forward to hearing from former Mint.com head, now Intuit VP, Aaron Patzer at FPA's Business Solutions conference in March. Not only did Mint.com make aggregation cool, they succeeded in making it easy and built a system that just works.

The “Facebook generation” is quickly becoming a discriminating group of consumers, and only the best applications that do specific things better than the competition have a chance at thriving in today’s marketplace.

Intuit recognized the consumers’ adoption of Mint.com and acted accordingly by scooping it up before it could hit critical mass.

I look forward to hearing from former Mint.com head, now Intuit VP, Aaron Patzer at FPA’s Business Solutions conference in March.

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