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nCino is a third-party app with a special role at the heart of the Salesforce financial services cloud for retail banking
Angelica Mari is a Brazil-based journalist. She started working at age 15 as a computer instructor and began writing professionally about technology two years later. Since then, she has built a solid track-record of exclusive reporting and opinion published in leading publications globally, published books and created successful events, campaigns and communities online and offline. Angelica has lived, worked and studied overseas (Italy and UK) for a decade. After returning to São Paulo in 2011, she continued to focus on how technology impacts businesses and society. She is also the director at Content-e, a content production business serving technology firms worldwide through a network of highly skilled female technologists who faced challenges in re-entering the professional marketplace.
nCino is a third-party app with a special role at the heart of the Salesforce financial services cloud for retail banking
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