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2017 will see the rise of ransomware attacks on mobile and connected devices, cyber security experts have warned. Continue reading
Ransomware Boomed in 2016
Month: January 2017
The Customer 3.0 is pushing insurers to reinvent themselves
With the digital revolution making waves across all market sectors, and particularly in insurance, customers now hold more power than before. Time-poor, demanding, and savvy, customers are pushing insurers to reinvent themselves, and therefore traditional marketing strategies are changing. This is your “Customer 3.0”, and here are some innovative solutions that you can offer them. Continue reading
Artificial Intelligence will boost the SOCs of tomorrow
When it comes to Big Data, some see it as the beginning of a new world. But others are frightened of what it represents; namely, a gigantic volume of data. If one thing is sure, it’s that Big Data is at the heart of some of our biggest concerns today. Our ecosystem, brimming with personal information systems (smartphones, tablets, etc.) and connected objects, is sending the volume of available data into exponential growth, to the point where human intelligence alone simply isn’t enough to process it anymore.
Challenged by digitalisation, insurers look towards new horizons
New connected service offers aside, digitalisation is pushing Property and Liability insurance companies to take up their position in the new emerging ecosystem to become key players. But which pathways will lead them there? Continue reading
Big data, even for the little ones
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Smaller enterprises can’t actually afford supercomputers. The EU wants to change that now. Big Data should not be the privilege of big firms only.
PSD2: More a “future of banking” than a payment directive
For some organisations Sopra Banking is predicting a decrease in the revenue generated by banking services and payments by up to 20% over the next five-year period. Continue reading
Thoughts on AI Europe 2016
Over 1,000 attendees, 50 speakers and 30 exhibitors; this is a brief summary of what I was lucky enough to take part in during the first AI Europe 2016 conference held in London on the 5 and 6 December. The attendee list boasted the biggest names from the world of artificial intelligence such as Microsoft, Bell Labs, Uber, Samsung and Nvidia, as well as several innovative start-ups, the likes of Blippar and DreamQuark whose innovations are based on machine or deep learning models. Continue reading
