At the IHE-Europe 2021 Connectathon, SER Group showcased the interoperability of its ECM platform Doxis4, successfully passing test scenarios for the most important IHE profiles. Customers in the healthcare sector can be confident that their Doxis4  solution demonstrably meets IHE requirements for the exchange of information between IT systems in the healthcare sector.

New interface eases the transition from on-prem to cloud-based applications by serving as a single access point for the Total Lending product suite

Global investment banks are spending vast sums each year on their brokerage fees and billing operations but data challenges, lack of automation and legacy technology make it difficult to fully understand and therefore optimise their spend across the organisation.

According to an independent survey1 conducted by Meritsoft, a Cognizant company and leading innovator in the field of post-trade process automation, these issues are impacting capital allocation, profitability and client relationships.1

Key findings highlighted in the report include:

London’s highest rated IT service provider, has today announced that they have been appointed as the IT service provider for the UK’s largest EdTech firm, Multiverse, which is owned by Euan Blair, son of ex-Labour party leader and Prime Minister Tony Blair.

The retained agreement sees Totality Services supporting over 300 staff members globally. Totality Services are working closely with Multiverse across internal IT services, including, full IT support (onsite and remote), IT security, disaster recovery and business continuity solutions.

ESG stays in favor of institutional investors, and while aiming to achieve adequate returns, investors increasingly commit themselves to create a positive societal impact with their investments, too. Now, Metzler Asset Management GmbH, one of Germany’s asset managers with the longest time-honored traditions, in cooperation with Solactive, is launching the index-linked fund Metzler Global Ethical Values (ISIN: DE000A2QGBH0).

Today, contactless cards provide a fast and frictionless payment experience, where up to a certain value, the normal cardholder verification method of entering a PIN is not needed. It has revolutionized payments for low value items. This trend has accelerated in the past year, with people concerned about the hygiene risks of handling cash. Recent data from Juniper Research found that digital payments have increased by almost 50% in 2021 compared to 2020.

 cheqd – a start-up whose technology could drive widespread uptake of digital IDs – has secured a $2.6m (£1.9m) investment to support the launch of its product later this year.