Bank of Singapore reduces manual effort through SAS data deployment
Bank of Singapore reduces manual effort through SAS data deployment
Financial institution rolls out Trade and Communications Surveillance solution Credit: Dreamstime
Bank of Singapore is ramping up efforts to enhance both internal and external performance through the deployment of SAS-based analytics to boost sales practices and customer experience.
In rolling out the vendor s Trade and Communications Surveillance offering, the private bank will leverage artificial intelligence (AI) and analytics to also align with regulatory guidelines from the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS).
From a technology standpoint, the solution is designed to connect disparate data across “structured and unstructured” data sources, with text analytics allowing financial institutions to delve deeper into conversation topics, sentiments and due diligence insights.
OpsRamp Offers Expanded Network, UC Monitoring For A Work-From-Home World
The new functionality in the OpsRamp platform offer solution providers a way to help customers manage hybrid and multi-cloud IT environments and meet the needs of work-from-home employees. By Rick Whiting January 21, 2021, 03:27 PM EST
OpsRamp is ramping up the network and unified communications monitoring capabilities of its IT operations management platform in what the company describes as increased demand for such capabilities spurred by the global pandemic.
The company on Thursday unveiled OpsRamp NetFlow Monitoring and OpsRamp Unified Communications Monitoring, additions to the company’s core IT management platform that are generally available immediately.
Latest CRTC report shows price decline for most communications services
Mobile prices went down by $29 for an average annual decrease of 14.3 percent between 2016 and 2019
According to the CRTCâs latest âCommunications Monitoring Report 2020,â the prices for most communications services decreased in 2019.
The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission released the report on December 10th, which indicates that the 2019 nationwide average combined price was $177 per month. This represents an average annual decrease of 6.9 percent from 2016 and a decrease of $42.
The report also reveals that mobile prices went down by $29 for an average annual decrease of 14.3 percent between 2016 and 2019.
Basic TV prices went down by $3 for an average annual decrease of 2.7 percent, while internet prices went down by $13 for an average annual decrease of 5.6 percent. Interestingly, basic landline prices went up by $2 for an average annual increase of