What ails data capital – and how to fix it
Almost every large firm pursuing digital transformation is also considering how to expand an internal data economy, says Oracle's Paul Sonderegger.
Blockchain, blockchain everywhere, but it’s the wider humanitarian questions that demand real answers.
Consumers like the idea of digital banking, but inertia caused by difficulty breaking free of legacy providers is slowing the move to digital-only challengers.
Staying private in the age of disruption - why Aldi, Enterprise and Stripe do it
Staying private allows a business to stay agile and focused - Zoho CEO Sridhar Vembu looks at three examples from payments, auto and retail
Financial sector must overcome institutional inertia to keep up with digital first banks
David Irvine, Senior Director, Finance, ServiceNow, discusses how traditional banks and financial services organisations need to keep pace with new digital challengers by connecting their digital platforms with their legacy back-end.
Phonograph and blockchain - in search of the perfect record
From phonograph to blockchain - there's a path there, says Salesforce's Peter Coffee.
Chris Evans, Platform Lead at Monzo, explains how the digital bank uses PagerDuty to schedule its engineers in response to an incident. He also explains the bank’s ethos to tech deployment.
Customer service agents at the challenger bank can receive incoming queries in a range of languages and respond in kind, thanks to a translation-as-a-service platform playing piggy-in-the-middle.
Emerging technology is at the heart of the financial data company’s ongoing transformation efforts, says CTO Shawn Edwards.
Challenger banks will see a windfall from failure by incumbents. Here's how it's happening.
AmEx is partnering with PayPal which is partnering with Walmart - disruption leads to new order.
Google's business model comes under scrutiny as author George Gilder argues for foundational security blockchain style. Does it make sense?
Dunkin' Donuts has been a digital champion for most of this decade, but now the time is ripe to take more charge of its own destiny.