Balancing the human-technology equation in banking
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SERIES OVERVIEW
Brought to you by The Banker and FT Specialist, in partnership with Engine by Starling, join our webinar series for a three-part journey into digital transformation in banking, from its foundations to the future. Gain insights from industry experts, discover case studies, and learn how to position your institution for success in an evolving financial landscape.
KEY DISCUSSION POINTS
● How can banks assess their readiness for digital transformation, and what factors should they consider when doing so?
● What are the essential steps or frameworks that banks can use to successfully implement a move to the cloud?
● Looking ahead to the next 5 to 10 years, what emerging technological trends will shape the banking industry?
EVENTS IN THE SERIES
27 June 2023
Laying the foundations for cloud transformation in banking
Episode 1
Balancing the human technology equation
12 September 2023
The cloud blueprint for banks: modern approaches to implementation
Episode 2
Taking the risk out of core banking replacement
21 November 2023
Realising the benefits of digitally-native banking
Episode 3
Thriving after adoption: people, platforms and purpose
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