Alphabit, a billion-dollar fund, has bought into the Stratis Protocol, the leading Blockchain as a Service (Baas) provider. A press release unveiled this news on February 5, noting Alphabit, which is among the world’s first regulated digital asset investment funds, seeks to accelerate Stratis’ development. The investment would allegedly help Stratis roll out cutting edge […]
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The global cloud professional services market grew at a CAGR of around 20% during 2014-2019. Cloud professional services provide targeted guidance and technical expertise to help organizations manage their cloud-based infrastructure flexibly and cost-effectively. These services are delivered through various tools, practices and frameworks, which assist enterprises in simplifying and focusing on their everyday business activities and improving productivity. Nowadays, service providers are offering automated cloud environment solutions to speed up the product development cycle, minimize overall operating costs and prevent human errors in manufacturing facilities.
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Be Future-Ready: The Case for Payments as a Service (Paas)
Published 3 months ago
Barry Tarrant, Director, Product Solutions, Fiserv
Over the years, financial institutions have faced a myriad of changes in regulations, technology and customer expectations. Banks are now having to deal with the competing demands of maintenance and compliance on the one hand, and the need to innovate and deliver value-added services on the other. The balance of effort is increasingly consumed by the former with the share of investment in innovation and value generation being squeezed.
COVID-19 has changed customer behaviour, which will accelerate the need for more digital innovation, adding further to the demand on technology resources that are already stretched to the limit. While future investment plans may remain uncertain, banks need to consider several factors for their technology strategy, such as efficiency, where to invest and how to reduce capital expenditure.