Services
W. Capra offers comprehensive consulting services to help organizations execute their most vital technology and security initiatives.
W. Capra Client Services
Our comprehensive consulting services help organizations execute their most vital technology and security initiatives across all phases of the project life cycle. Our services are divided into four categories: Strategy, Technology, Operations, and Transformation. Select each below to learn more.
Strategy Services
W. Capra has established a proven methodology for helping a merchant to define cross-functional requirements that will pave the way for short and long-term strategic roadmaps, identifying potential industry providers to engage along the way. Our agnostic approach to solution suppliers provides an unbiased perspective and ensures that every strategy we craft is fit-for-purpose.
Technology Services
W. Capra excels at guiding organizations to navigate the complexities of today’s retail technology ecosystem while preparing for the opportunities of tomorrow.
Operations Services
The W. Capra team provides thought leadership, direction, and analysis to help you optimize your day-to-day operations for maximum effectiveness across your operations teams. While preparing for tomorrow’s technological challenges, we focus on ensuring your environment remains safe and reliable today.
Transformation Services
Our team is here to ensure that you don’t navigate daunting changes alone. We carry the lessons learned from countless transformations, allowing us to successfully navigate large and small organizational changes.
Latest Insights
- Is Walmart’s real-time payments offer going to be a market mover?It was recently announced that Walmart will be working with Fiserv to implement real-time payments for their customers using Fiserv’s real-time payment transaction rails. Real-time payments aren’t a new concept but have had slow bank adoption and even slower merchant and consumer assumption. Will Walmart’s move prompt banks and merchants alike to move more quickly?
- Visa Sued for Monopolizing Debit MarketsThe US DOJ recently announced a lawsuit against Visa, alleging it has engaged in monopolizing the debit network markets, entering into unlawful agreements to restrain trade, and violating the Sherman Act. Here’s what merchants should know about it.
- The Future of PCI DSS Scoping and Segmentation: What’s Changed?he ever-evolving cybersecurity landscape has made it more urgent than ever to address these challenges, and the release of the new 2024 PCI DSS Scoping and Segmentation Guidance could not have come soon enough. The new supplement has evolved significantly from its 2017 predecessor, offering much-needed updates to help organizations navigate today’s complex network environments and better protect cardholder data.