Smart Data policy and practice - not as smart as legislators think?
A recent Westminster eForum in London on data portability added to debate around Smart Data policy and practice, a topic with global applicability.
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Allied Irish Banks expands its Splunk use to track customer experience pain points
Customer experience is part of the compliance and governance regime banks have to work with. Measuring that means finding, extracting and analysing vast amounts of data in real time.
The unintended consequences of UK banking legislative changes - a Santander rant
Delivering on legs and regs is no fun but when it comes with unintended consequences, the problems quickly escalate. Here's one example.
Widening the financial lens of your organization
CFOs need to make smart, structured decisions to stay ahead of rapid change. Grant Halloran, CEO of Planful, explains how to put the 'P' back into Financial Planning and Analysis
Monzo Bank eyes AWS managed services so that it can focus on banking
Monzo Bank’s platform team lead Chris Evans and senior software engineer Suhail Patel explain why they’re going to tap into more of AWS’s managed services offerings
As business flows faster, DevOps is here to keep us afloat
As the speed of business intensifies, organizations are embracing DevOps to deliver faster results. ServiceNow's Chris Pope shows how to go with the flow
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.
Digital Impact Week Summit - why digital transformation needs to be social transformation as well
Blockchain, blockchain everywhere, but it’s the wider humanitarian questions that demand real answers.
Digital transformation in banking - did we just decide not to talk about it?
Digital transformation programs used to be pitched hard by banks, but are they now part of the new norm?
Banking disruption - consumers want to work online, but it's still too difficult to move from legacy banks to digital challengers
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.
Atom Bank - using Google Cloud to create the bank of the future
How mobile-only bank Atom is using Google Cloud to support its roll out of new services for customers.
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.
Thinking about the impact of digital on the ‘bowels’ of HSBC bank
Josh Bottomley, HSBC’s Global Head of Digital, speaks to diginomica about how the bank is shifting its digital focus towards rethinking the back-end.
