FinTech

In 2017, we are seeing financial services disappear into day-to-day life as banking becomes more seamless. Much of this trend is driven by large tech firms, like Amazon and Google, whose technology is likely to reshape banking with self-service kiosks, video conferencing, and other services. This transition raises many questions. Will banks be able to integrate with these platforms in a way that is compliant? How will these new partnerships affect legacy core technology that has been around for decades, but that cannot keep up with the on-demand pressures of today’s marketplace? A lot of traditional financial companies are looking at tech as the answer to these questions and as a way to get ahead of the competition. Platforms that do not have payments as a core service are increasingly turning to fintech companies to manage the complexity of global payments. In turn, fintech companies are looking for ways to scale their back-end operations. The way we connect with our banking and finances is evolving at lightning speed, and we are at the cusp of seeing how these connections will be made.

Executive Interview: Former Citi CIO Discusses Cyber-Security on Wall Street

The Outsourcing Institute’s Daniel Goodstein recently sat down with Bob Wilkinson, Former CIO at Citi, and the Program Co-chair of the Upcoming Wall Street Tech Conference this Spring. Hear the challenges facing BFSI execs regarding risk, Cyber-security, & How Digital and Cloud Technologies are Affecting Wall Street. In this interview they will explore: • Top […]

By- Outsourcing Institute

Competition from nontraditional market players in financial services

The rise of financial technology—FinTech or InsurTech, for short—is changing the way people and companies save, pay, borrow, and invest. The environment includes tech companies, infrastructure players, and startups, along with incumbents. The FinTech formula for success is simple: use technology and mobile platforms to slash costs and bypass intermediaries. New competitors often offer low-cost […]

By- PWC

What’s on the Minds of CXO’s Investigating RPA & Intelligent...

Our new Cognirati video blog, created by IRPA founder Frank Casale, delivers a sneak peek into what CXOs are most concerned with when it comes to RPA & Intelligent Automation.  From getting clarity on industry jargon, figuring out where to started, deciding whether to make vs. buy, sorting out the pricing confusion and understanding where […]

By- Frank Casale

Strategy Brief: The Evolution of Managed Services

IT Must Shift from Provider to Integrator in this New Sourcing Model. An Evolving Landscape Global sourcing, open source, and Moore’s law have made technology widely available, standardized, and cheaper than ever. Further Cloud, Virtualization, As-a-Service, Business Platforms and new forms of delivery are changing the technology landscape.