The digital bank
If banks want to remain relevant in the digital age, it is time for them to change the way they serve their customers, as we find out in conversation with Microsoft’s Marcelo Marquez.
Discover how cloud modernization and agentic AI are accelerating migration across healthcare, financial services, and manufacturing.
If banks want to remain relevant in the digital age, it is time for them to change the way they serve their customers, as we find out in conversation with Microsoft’s Marcelo Marquez.
An increasing number of insurance carriers are looking to the internet of things (IoT) as a source of data and insight that can help with new product development, risk identification and pricing, and even new value-added services that support policyholder retention.
There is no value in managing an infrastructure to deliver capacity you only use sometimes – and that’s where the cloud makes a compelling proposition.
The banking industry has made a concerted effort to regain their customers’ trust, evolving from a transaction-centric business model to one that now focuses on the customer experience.
The bank’s overt role in consumers’ daily lives is fast eroding. Once the primary go-to for financial support, banks now face being relegated to the position of passive utility-like service providers.
With each wave of technology adoption the bar of assumptions that we can afford ourselves is raised, reinforcing the now familiar flip where consumers are the ones leading the charge for technology infused change.
In an effort to better serve today’s informed consumer and differentiate their business from competitors, insurance companies are making a concerted effort to shift from a policy-centric business model to a customer-centric one.
We speak with Microsoft’s Tony Jacob to find out how mobile applications are transforming processes for insurance agents and their customers.
Most people have looked at a clock face, but have they ever watched it? Probably not. If people were to watch the face of an analogue clock they would have observed the second hand, and perhaps even the minute hand, moving. However, most would not have seen the hour hand moving.
Designing for meaningful human experiences.
The application programming interface (API) economy is based around four building blocks: social, mobile, analytics and cloud. Apps and services can be linked rapidly and cost-effectively to create an extended value proposition.
Does your bank make you feel like a valued customer every time you engage with it?.