Cyber criminals love data privacy
Allan Tan
June 14, 2019
We live in a connected world where it is almost difficult to avoid using the Internet for personal or for
We live in a connected world where it is almost difficult to avoid using the Internet for personal or for
Artificial intelligence is an evolution, incremental additions on top of it, and a lot of times it’s just because it
a time in the future is coming when regulation will drive a wedge in the personalization journey of banks calling
The StartmeupHK came and went. Now it’s back to the grind for most start-ups trying to get funding, make connections,
Telcos have fairly large data estates. They collect a fair amount of data, and throw away the majority of it.
For years telco revenues as measured in Average Revenue Per User (ARPU) have been on a decline. As consumers and
How much is regulatory compliance? The Thomson Reuters  Annual Cost of Compliance survey (issued November 7, 2018) raises a predicament
Fifty-three percent of Asia Pacific’s connected consumers use their mobile devices to make payments. It helps that smartphone adoption continues
Banks are reluctant to adopt blockchain because they don’t want to share data with others.
Googling “banking cyber threats 2019” yields 25.4 million results in a matter of 0.57 seconds. Is that alarming or fantastic?
Most organizations store and analyze data to better understand customers – this is the norm. Leonie Valentine, managing director for
The Institute for Robotic Process Automation defines RPA as the application of technology that allows employees in a company to configure computer