July 11th, 2019
APAC Voices
Trusting in Bank Security
Ian Selbie
July 1st, 2019
The blog is focusing on building trust in banking security, which is based one one of top 3 key findings from BankingInsights launched in APAC.
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Banking on a Positive Customer Experience
Ian SelbieJune 28th, 2019
Banking on a positive customer experience: the blog is focusing one of the top findings from BankingInsights 2019 which target APAC market only- customer experience. it talks about banking services today's challenge and future services enabled by new open banking framework and APIs.
ClearPath
Strawberry, Vanilla, or Chocolate?
Adam GallagherJune 21st, 2019
Growing up, I was not very good at making a decision. When presented with multiple choices, I would over analyze each one to the point of becoming stressed out – longing for someone else to make the decision for me.
Disruptive IT Trends
Using Blockchain Technology to Combat Human Slavery
Karim JawharyJune 19th, 2019
Human trafficking has rightfully become an urgent issue around the world. International human rights organizations estimate that 2.4 million people have become enslaved and exploited, primarily women and children. They are victims of sex trafficking, slave labor, forced begging, domestic servitude, forced marriage and even organ harvesting. Most endure inhumane living conditions.
Workspace
If You Build a Digital Workplace, Will They Come?
Weston MorrisJune 19th, 2019
When you think about the “Digital Worker” in these terms, it is pretty easy to see what needs to be part of the “Digital Workplace”: cloud, mobile, analytics, AI, collaboration, etc. You might say this is the easy part. What is more difficult is making sure that each aspect of the digital workplace contributes in some way to the business.
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Sometimes the Best Offense is a Good Defense
Ann Sung RuckstuhlJune 12th, 2019
In evaluating the data from the 2019 Unisys Security Index™, which was just released today, it shows that security concerns remain at a historically-high level around the world. Since its inception in 2007, the Unisys Security Index has provided a statistically-robust measure of concern about security in four major categories: national, financial, internet and personal.
Financial Industry Insights
Security Should Support Your Customers’ Expectations – Not Undermine Them
Stephen MiglioreMay 30th, 2019
The customers of many medium- and small-sized financial institutions experience a moment of annoyance every time they log into their account and have to locate their password or complete a multi-factor authentication process. Potential new customers may turn elsewhere if they have to go to a branch to open an account or submit an application. The problem is simple: customer expectations for security and convenience have outstripped their financial institution’s capabilities.
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