Join Us on October 6th for a Webinar The Digital Transformation Journey: How Far Along is Your Financial Institution? Thursday, October 6, 2016 | 10:00AM PT
The industry is undergoing unprecedented changes due to channel proliferation, increasing customer expectations and an increasingly competitive marketplace. Financial institutions must innovate and gain efficiencies amidst a flood of incoming data – while keeping down costs. To achieve this, digital transformation is a must. And while many institutions understand this need, they still have a long way to go. Many obstacles stunt digitalization – evolving business needs, complex technology and data integration, and long development cycles, slowing speed to market. Institutions need to quickly navigate through these to achieve digitalization, or risk falling behind the competition. Attend this webinar and we’ll help you to: Learn how to identify and address the people, process, and technology challenges in digital transformation Pinpoint obstacles that are stopping your organization from achieving digital transformation – and learn ways to break through them Understand what options you have to digitally transform for maximum impact while reducing risk and disruption Identify the specific solutions and technologies that facilitate digitalization – and the many benefits they can bring to your entire organization | |
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Featured Speakers
Paul Hagen Senior Principal West Monroe Partners
| Michael Heffner Global Capital Markets and Banking Industry Lead Appian
| Peggy Bresnick-Kendlar Contributing Editor InformationWeek
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