Cloud

This year more than ever, financial institutions are turning to cloud technology to help streamline data processes, improve digital services and stay secure.

Data and personalization is now just as important in the restaurant industry as menu innovation and top-notch service. Savvy operators are looking to e-commerce for ways to compete and win.

The world’s youngest and most digitally adept consumers are forcing change on decades-old business practices, and the retail and financial services industries are no exception.

A core to cloud migration is happening in traditional banking, and consumers can expect innovations as it becomes easier for banks to develop, test, and deliver new products and services.

For traditional banking institutions, a next-generation technology strategy involves recruiting new talent while retaining the strong performers who understand their legacy systems.

Banks and financial institutions are working hard to transform digitally while providing security and convenience. We outline five priority areas for banks to secure their digital channels.

Legacy banks, beginning to grasp the potential lost revenue if they don’t adapt, are on a mission to become responsive, digital-first institutions to better meet evolving customer needs.

Consumerism is changing how healthcare is delivered as the industry emulates the strategies found in retail, banking and travel, appealing to consumers through convenience and simplicity.

The explosion of the cloud has changed how enterprises do business, and it’s not slowing down any time soon. These emerging cloud computing trends will be imperative for IT success in 2022.

Retail shopping has changed more in the past two years than ever before. Explore some of the radical new technologies that are already making an impact this year.