Digital Intelligence is an Imperative
Financial institutions are looking for ways to reduce costs while maintaining their competitive advantage. Increasing competition, low interest rates and the corrosive effects of the coronavirus have culminated into a vicelike squeeze on already shrinking margins. To survive, banks must focus on taking a strategic approach to cost efficiency and effectiveness.
Digital intelligence can help. It’s a simpler way to gain in-depth knowledge of how your processes work using all your data – including the unstructured data locked away in documents. The resulting efficiencies allow internal and external stakeholders to realise value quickly, an important advantage when facing economic headwinds.
Does your team bemoan the inefficiencies of processes, between emails, paper, and spreadsheets? Do you have a clear understanding of how delays in onboarding new businesses can delay revenue? Are these delays causing your clients to look elsewhere?
Register now for this ABBYY webinar to learn how digital intelligence can enable financial institutions to reduce friction and simplify processes to serve customers in an easy and intuitive way, while creating opportunities for growth.
Presented by
Cheryl Chiodi ,
Solutions Marketing Manager, Financial Services
Cheryl Chiodi leads financial services marketing at ABBYY, where she works closely with financial institutions to overcome their content and process challenges to improve operational efficiency and achieve customer excellence. Cheryl is an experienced author and speaker on financial services industry trends and frequently delivers keynotes at the Wall Street Technology Association and The Taiwan Academy of Banking and Finance.
Stephen Walker,
Lead Analyst, Financial Services
Steve is a Lead Analyst within Global Data's Financial Services Practice responsible for Fintech and Thematic content. His research covers all areas of digital transformation strategy from both a customer and technology perspective, with a particular focus on disruptive new business models. Prior to GD, Steve spent time at Forrester and within Strategy roles at Lloyds bank.
