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- 14.10.2016 -- 07:00 pm
Financial IT speaks with Amit Dua, Executive VP, Global Head-Client Facing Group, SunTec at Sibos 2016
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- 14.10.2016 02:53 pm
Increased sophistication in the banking system has simultaneously increased sophistication in banking frauds. Banks today face a growing risk of fraud incidents via phishing and identity theft, ATM frauds, payment card fraud, cross channel frauds, malware & Trojan attacks and SIM swap. Online fraud alone has cost the global economy much more than initial estimates of USD 100 bn. Banks and regulators are continuously working on combat banking fraud to protect institutions and customers from falling prey to fraud.
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- 14.10.2016 02:53 pm
Branch banking has been the linchpin of banking activity since the evolution of banks. The rise of financial services and a new mobile generation of consumers contribute to an on-going shift in how banking organizations service their customers. With competition intensifying among financial institutions to provide the best services to customers, it has become imperative for banks to provide superior, consistent and effortless customer experience to acquire new customers or retain existing ones.
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- 14.10.2016 -- 02:05 pm
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- 14.10.2016 -- 02:01 pm
Thomas C. Brown, Vice President Strategic Sales at LexisNexis Risk Solutions speaks about managing the risks in emerging markets at Sibos 2016.
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- 14.10.2016 -- 08:26 am
Alexander Goulandris, CEO, essDOCS talks about paperless trade and supply chain digitization at Sibos 2016. He also comments on the recently signed deal between Misys and essDOCS.
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Founder and Chief Executive Officer at UFT
I am an optimist. You don’t have to look too far for proof of that. I opened the doors to UFT Commercial Finance in June of 2008 and found myself just a few short months later looking down the thro see more
- 05:00 am
Path Solutions was the Gold Sponsor of the Egyptian Collegiate Programming Contest (ECPC), which was held successfully on the 8th & 9th of October at the Arab Academy for Science, Technology and Maritime Transport (AASTMT), Abu Qir Campus in Alexandria, Egypt.
At the 15th ACM-ECPC2016, Path Solutions had two people manning the booth; Principal Software Engineer Ahmed Shawky Ibrahim and Technical Writer Marina Refaat who spoke to top students during the breakout sessions, and had the chance to introduce the company to one of the most problem-solving teams in the competition. They have also met highly talented junior programmers from top universities in Egypt and a promising generation of developers who can be future employees at Path Solutions.
The event was also marked by the presence of Hanaa El Jazzar, Senior Software Engineer at Path Solutions, who helped in the organization of the ECPC2016.
The ACM-ECPC2016 was attended by many important personalities from Egypt, such as Dr. Yousry Al Gamal, former Egyptian Minister of Education, Dr. Ossama Ismail, Dean of the Regional Informatics Center and Director of the ACM Contest in the Middle East, in the presence of 180 Egyptian teams and with more than 100 working staff, organizers and volunteers. Around 25 teams have been qualified for the following regional contest ACM-ACPC2016.
Experts believe that the use of new technologies will change the global economy dramatically over the next decade or two, and the whole world along with it. Of course, programming can be used in many different new technology aspects and fields. Such contests can be a way for IT students to connect with top employers that are otherwise difficult to reach, in a setting that puts them and their skills in the spotlight.
Check out the video that was shown during the closing ceremony of ECPC2016 where Path Solutions has a considerable appearance in it: https://youtu.be/uwI7bIqNKEQ
- 09:00 am
Kesko and Tieto have signed a significant agreement whereby Tieto will modernize a large part of Kesko’s application and infrastructure services. The aim is to accommodate Kesko’s strategic priorities for growth and efficiency.
The five-year contract has a substantial contract value and is a continuation of the long-term relationship between the companies. The partnership will accelerate the development of new digital services and customer experience, and additionally it is built to secure business continuity and drive cost savings through modernized IT.
The contract covers a wide range of services, including application management of Kesko’s business critical applications, business integration and project services, lifecycle management of SAP applications, end-user services and infrastructure services.
“Tieto was chosen from 20 leading IT services companies. They were able to best accommodate our strategic priorities of growth investments into new technologies and competences, as well as efficiency and quality of continuous services”, says Arto Hiltunen, CIO, Kesko.
“We are very proud to continue building upon our long relationship with Kesko. As their partner for modernizing IT services, I look forward to continuing our common mission to accelerate innovation and business renewal,” says Satu Kiiskinen, Executive Vice President, Industrial and Consumer Services, Tieto.
- 11.10.2016 -- 01:30 pm
Guenther Peer talks about the latest trends in treasury and cash management and how Reval can help banks to address the issues.
