Listen: Temenos on helping banks overcome AI complexities
Sixty-two percent of banks say the complexity and risks associated with handling personal data for artificial intelligence (AI) often outweigh ...
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Listen: Understanding the potential of computer vision
Computer vision is a form of artificial intelligence that can help manage data, explains Tackle AI co-founder and Chief Technology ...
Listen: TD Bank sets sights on end-to-end accounts payable automation
TD Bank’s U.S. strategy for commercial payments leans on back-office process automation. While the $450 billion U.S. arm of the ...
Listen: Banks must shift tech talent strategy from retention to efficiency
Banks must shift their talent strategy from retention to productivity as the financial services industry struggles to keep up with ...
Listen: Weekly Wrap looks at automation journeys in commercial lending
In this Weekly Wrap episode of “The Buzz” podcast, the Bank Automation News team discusses the recent Bank Automation Summit ...
Listen: 30% of community banks adding crypto services in next 18 months
A growing number of community banks are considering adding cryptocurrency services, and it could give them an edge in the ...
Listen: University Credit Union saved $2M in 1 year with AI-powered bot
University Credit Union saved nearly $2 million in expenses and revenue gains in the first 12 months after launching its ...
Listen: Weekly Wrap explores how blockchain can automate in financial services
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — In this Weekly Wrap episode of “The Buzz” podcast, the Bank Automation News team pivots to an ...
Listen: Community banks set to continue fintech investment
While big banks mobilize billions in tech development, community banks are continuing their own technology journeys through fintech investment. Fintechs ...
Listen: Corporate decision makers want real-time payments, says Citizens Commercial
Citizens Commercial Banking surveyed 260 corporate decision makers and found that 85% are looking to banks to provide real-time payment ...
