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This webinar was designed to help the C-Suite, Board Members, CIOs/Heads of Infrastructure and Architecture in Financial Institutions better understand the benefits and challenges of moving to the Cloud.
This webinar was designed to help the C-Suite, Board Members, CIOs/Heads of Infrastructure and Architecture in financial institutions better understand strategic Cloud infrastructure considerations READ OUR LESSONS LEARNED CONTENTWATCH OUR VIDEO WITH KEY TAKEAWAYS
This webinar was designed to help the C-Suite, Board Members, CIOs/Heads of Infrastructure and Architecture in financial institutions better understand strategic Cloud architecture considerations and the resulting challenges.
This webinar was designed to provide the C-Suite, Board Members, CIOs/Heads of Infrastructure and Architecture in financial institutions an overview of strategic considerations regarding Cloud operating model and governance to address issues with costs (e.g., managing ‘opex’) and efficiency.
This webinar was designed to provide the C-Suite, Board Members, CIOs/Heads of Infrastructure and Architecture in financial institutions an overview of strategic considerations regarding Cloud security.
This was designed to provide the C-Suite, Board Members, CIOs/Heads of Infrastructure and Architecture in financial institutions an overview of Cloud regulation.
This Cloud in Financial Services webinar presented a real world example of the application of the Reputational Risk Q-Model with a case study applied to a major Italian Private Bank, Banca Generali.
This webinar has been designed to provide the C-Suite, Board Members, CIOs/Heads of Infrastructure and Architecture in financial institutions an overview of strategic considerations to maximise the value they can draw from data in the Cloud.
This webinar has been designed to help the C-Suite, Board Members, CIOs/Heads of Infrastructure and Architecture in financial institutions better understand how they can take advantage of the Cloud beyond simple server/cloud arbitrage.
This BONUS webinar in our series covering all aspects of Cloud adoption in Financial Services focuses on building a Data Analytics Cloud Platform.
This webinar has been designed to help the C-Suite, Board Members, CIOs/Heads of Infrastructure and Architecture in financial institutions better understand how to fuel innovation with the Cloud.
This webinar has been designed to help Board Members, the C-Suite, Chief Compliance and Chief Risk Officers better understand the benefits and challenges of Cloud enabled Quantum Computing.
As pressure mounts on financial services firms to adopt new business models, Reply and independent experts from Imperial College London analyse the four key factors that appear to be influencing Cloud deployment models and the extent of adoption, in this latest Raconteur Special Report.
This is Part 6 of our ten-legged journey to explore how the Cloud can enable productivity, innovation, and scalability in financial services.
This is Part 5 of our ten-legged journey to explore how the Cloud can enable productivity, innovation, and scalability in financial services.
This is Part 4 of our ten-legged journey to explore how the Cloud can enable productivity, innovation, and scalability in financial services.
This is part three of our ten-legged journey to explore how the Cloud can enable productivity, innovation, and scalability in financial services.
This is part two of our ten-legged journey to explore how the Cloud can enable productivity, innovation, and scalability in financial services.
Jules Verne authored the novel Around the World in Eighty Days, Le tour du monde en quatre-vingts jours in its native French, which was published serially in 1872. It would presumptuous of me to rescript the story of the unflappable Phileas Fogg’s trip around the world, but allow me to take you on a ten-legged journey to explore how the Cloud can enable productivity, innovation, and scalability in financial services.
A couple of weeks ago I had the privilege of co-authoring a short article on the adoption of the Cloud in Financial Services with Professor Nelson Phillips of the Imperial College Business School. We conducted several interviews with senior leaders in financial services about their experiences of moving to the Cloud. It turned out to be such a captivating journey that Nelson and I are planning to continue along this path and turn it into a much more comprehensive piece of research.
One dramatic impact of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has been the rapid acceleration in the digital transformation of organisations as much of the workforce has been suddenly forced to “WFH”. The ability of organisations to close physical offices and continue operating rests largely on various kinds of cloud services providing distributed, on-demand availability of data storage and computing.