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Post-Brexit and time to pivot? A technology take on how the outcomes of recent events could mean a better Europe.
Post-Brexit and time to pivot? A technology take on how the outcomes of recent events could mean a better Europe.
Acronis specialises in providing data protection and storage services for enterprises, so a move into building Blockchain services is a natural step. But that 'small step’ for the company may turn into the start point of a 'giant (and very disruptive) leap’ for enterprise users. And it will be a leap they ignore at their peril, long term.
Three senior executives of some of the biggest banks in the US argue that technology investment is essential, but having an offline bankkng presence is as important.
Blockchain may have a role in the enterprise in enabling the sharing of master data with far less friction than conventional MDM models
Visa CEO Charlie Scharf talks about the changing relationship between Visa and some of the fast growing digital platforms and payment tools that are developing.
The level of investment in the enterprise blockchain is a burning question. During an informal chat, Ernst & Young's Angus Champion de Crespigny gave revealing answers on his firm's commitment to the blockchain. We also looked at enterprise progress, obstacles, and the use cases that inspire.
Michael Wilson, COO of ServiceMax customer FTSI, explores how technology has changed the work of field technicians servicing bank ATMs across the Western US
What is Finacle doing as it relates to the blockchain? The answer is - quite a lot. We spoke with Peter Loop who is leading this initiative.
Virtual assistant achieves 78% first-contact resolution rate for Swedish bank's customer management within three months of deployment.
Is the blockchain ready for the enterprise? And is the enterprise ready for blockchains? On the first day of Consensus 2016, a panel convened by Microsoft took a noble shot at these monster questions. Here's my analysis.
Interesting times at one of the world’s largest banks. As Barclays plans to sell off its ‘non-core’ assets, it remains focused on cost cutting at the core.
Here is a taste of what we can expect to see and hear at Confluence, Infosys annual US customer event. It should be an interesting gathering with plenty of variety.
How can business thread a path to digital? It is much harder than appears to be the case. Accenture provides some answers.