Résultats pour : disruption
Blockchain payments startup Align Commerce has closed a $12.5 million funding round led by Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers (KPCB)
19/11/2015
New international payment technology redefines the playing field in $25 trillion market for sending and receiving funds globally
Innotribe’s blockchain keynote gets swamped
23/10/2015
In Singapore this week, the incredible response to the discussion on the “blockchain” at SIBOS Innotribe is indicative of a massive shift taking place globally in banking today. FinTech, or Financial Technology, is taking over the world of banking and financial services as most of what we’ve thought of as banking is now simply become software. Software and algorithms that are many are arguing are better at doing banking than banks themselves.
Advice and Paper Pushing in Banking will be Killed by AI
09/07/2015
It's happened before, it will happen again.
Le rythme de l’innovation numérique s’accélère : les grandes entreprises ont du mal à suivre la cadence
29/05/2015
Selon l'enquête Harvey Nash CIO 2015 en association avec KPMG . “Into an age of disruption”.
Technologies émergentes 2015 selon Gartner
11/09/2015
Incontournable tradition du mois d'août, le cabinet Gartner nous gratifie de la nouvelle édition de son « Hype Cycle » des technologies émergentes, dont je vous propose – autre coutume, depuis 2010 – une petite synthèse personnalisée, appréhendée sous le prisme des préoccupations spécifiques aux institutions financières.
Finyear | La FinTech 2.0 collaborera avec la banque
02/09/2015
Bien qu'elle se développe rapidement dans le monde entier, la FinTech en est encore à ses balbutiements. Une deuxième vague, plus disruptive, va bientôt s'imposer, qui – contrairement aux initiatives indépendantes de la précédente – reposera sur des collaborations étroites entre startups et établissements traditionnels.
It’s Too Late, Banking Is Already Being Disrupted
07/05/2015
Bankers may be taking undue solace in Chris Skinner’s April 10 American Banker BankThink post, “Like Airlines and Pharma, Banking’s Too Big to Disrupt.” I was party to the specific round of sparring he cites in his article over whether financial technology startups will overthrow the banking industry. And although I agree with many of Mr. Skinner’s points, he discusses several ideas that merit further exploration.
