As we say goodbye to The Noughties, and welcome The Teenies (?), it’s time for the Fincision website to get a fresh lick of digital paint. So, say goodbye to our old Wordpress theme, The Station, and welcome Delegate, which has just been released by the outrageously talented design team at Woo Themes. Enjoy!

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We’re back!

The results of our 2009 Spring Clean are flying across the interwebs! Many thanks to the WooThemes team for the fantastic new wordpress theme, “The Station”, and also to HP’s Logoworks division for designing our new corporate identity.

Fincision is also particularly pleased to welcome the addition of Durrell Bishop and Tom Hulbert as specialist Interaction Architecture consultants.  Look out for news of further expansion of the Fincision team in the coming weeks.

Matt Davies‘ article on Cloud Computing & Financial Services, an eagerly-awaited update to the Fincision iPhone project saga, and Mike Linskey’s live blog from the Finovate Start-up 2009 Conference in San Francisco will follow in the next few days.

We’re also working on publishing regular digests of our various twitterings; watch this space!

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Winter’s here (what happened to Summer & Autumn?), so it’s time to change into the cold-weather gear; Fincision has stripped off ‘Resurrection‘ , and instead snuggled into the wintery ‘Open Air’ theme, courtesy of WooThemes.

There’s also a change in emphasis for the services we present. Financial Services Business Consultancy pretty much does cover what we do, but we’re increasingly finding that our clients want us to concentrate on bringing their propositions to life using our cutting-edge visualisation tools and techniques. Of course, it helps to have a wealth of industry experience too – which is what gives us a big edge over traditional design agencies who are usually good with the crayons, but look at you stupid when you want to discuss phased versus full drawdown..!

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