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Customers and Banks Priorities Collide as AI Jolts Financial Industry

Smart Data Collective

This time, I will focus on the financial services industry based on previous IBM studies in this industry and some personal experiences. Big Data’s promise of value in the financial services industry is particularly differentiating. The creation of useful data now extends beyond the control of banks.

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Here’s How Blockchain Can Change Bancassurance

Smart Data Collective

move within the insurance and banking chain through documents and forms. Currently, there is no linking system between these the two parties involved (banks and insurance companies) that allows for quick and smooth information exchange. Say, a banking agent tries to change information regarding a customer. Unlike the U.S.,

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5 People, 24 Companies, and 42 Products Awarded for Excellence in Artificial Intelligence

Bintelligence

Companies are quickly becoming reliant on AI as they build new processes, launch new services or deploy the AI of strategic vendors. We are so proud that such an incredible group of companies won this year’s program. Congratulations to all the creativity and hard work of all every employee involved.” .

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150+ Top Global Cloud Thought Leaders and Next Generation Leaders of 2021

Whizlabs

Rick is a well experienced CTO who can offer cloud computing strategies and services to reduce IT operational costs and thus improve the efficiency. He guest blogs at Oracle, IBM, HP, SAP, SAGE, Huawei, Commvault, Equinix, Cloudtech. Rick Blaisdell – Chief Technology Officer at Motus, LLC, Cloud Expert .

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The Urge to Strangle(The Strangler Pattern)

Leading Agile

Companies that adopted information technology in the mid-20th century have built up large-scale operations around principles, methods, and tooling from an era when thorough up-front planning was an accepted good practice, and when “computer” meant “mainframe.” Large enterprises have tried all these things.

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Doing Agile Right – A Book Review

Vitality Chicago

Agile Planning, Budgeting, and Reviewing. As a coach, we try to draw a distinction between ‘doing agile’ which is mindless adherence to a practice and ‘being agile’ which is about thinking and behaving in ways that support agility. Consider the case of ING Bank in the Netherlands. Scaling Agile.

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Legacy System: Definition, Challenges, Types & Modernization

Astera

Some common types of legacy systems include: Mainframe Systems Description: Large, powerful computers used for critical applications, bulk data processing, and enterprise resource planning. Example: IBM zSeries mainframes are often found in financial institutions and large enterprises. What Kind of Organizations Use Legacy Systems?