Weekly Wrap: Banks are targets for ransomware hackers
In this week’s episode of “The Buzz,” Bank Automation News explores the threat of ransomware attacks on financial institutions. Banks ...
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Weekly Wrap: Automating data management at banks, promising use cases for AI
In this week’s edition of “The Buzz,” Bank Automation News explores data automation and the extent to which software can ...
Listen: Chatbots evolve to be more efficient, helpful to employees
Chatbots are evolving to be more useful for customers and employees than in the past. “You are going to start ...
Weekly Wrap: Bank automation lags and payments fraud picks up
This week, in "The Buzz," Bank Automation News explores why banks lag behind other industries when it comes to automation, ...
Weekly Wrap: How open-banking, RPA and low-code tools are driving automation
Bank Automation News this week looked at the maturation of digitization and automation trends while also exploring how low-code tools ...
Weekly Wrap: Surprises and revelations from PNC, Citi, Synchrony and others at BA Ignite
This week, Bank Automation News shared revelations and surprises from the BA Ignite virtual conference, held Tuesday and Wednesday. The ...
Weekly Wrap: Bank, vendor opinions on AI regulations and Envestnet acquisition
This week, Bank Automation News drilled down on filings with the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, examining what ...
Weekly Wrap: Bite-sized Automation at Wells Fargo and Ally
Automating end-to-end processes can be a big bite to chew off. This week, Bank Automation News explored best-practice conversations with ...
Listen: How process mining supports automation
It’s a maxim of automation that banks should automate the process they want, not necessarily the process they have; another ...
Weekly Wrap: How UiPath’s API play will enable strategic automation and security challenges at credit unions
This week, Bank Automation News digs into how APIs support integration and strategic automation on the heels of UiPath’s announcement ...
