Tomorrow’s investment rules 2.0

Infographic | December 20, 2019

There is a great deal of conversation around cars, more so than ever before. Technological developments, climate agreements and the mobility behaviour of consumers are causing a disruption in the automotive sector and raising many questions. When will self-driving, autonomous cars become commonplace? Should everyone invest in electric cars, and are there other alternatives to combat increasing CO2 emissions?

Infographic | March 29, 2023

The future of digital banking, which has revolutionized the banking industry and looks promising, offers a convenient, secure, and fast way to access financial services.

Infographic | February 20, 2020

When there is a lack of trust and engagement, customers don’t consume products and services. Engagement is critical to keep your customers loyal to your brand. At the same time low engagement among employees causes high levels of stress and burn out. This results in decreased performance, not to mention that stress causes higher error rates, poor quality work, staff turnover and absenteeism.

Infographic | January 16, 2020

The way people spend, save, and handle money nowadays have drastically changed. With the introduction of fintech solutions and new investment vehicles, it’s not surprising to see banking and financial industries now adapting to the modern needs of the younger generations. More tech trends are set to disrupt financial services in 2020,

Infographic | November 1, 2021

37% of Financial Services firms globally adopt AI to reduce operational costs AI is poised to give the banking industry an aggregate potential savings of $447 Billion by 2023 A Juniper research predicts that 90% of interactions in banks will be automated by 2022 using chatbots As per research, AI will reduce banking operational expenditures by 22% Automating middle-oce tasks with AI has the potential to save North American banks $70 Billion by 2025.

Infographic | January 6, 2020

Finance and procurement have complementary strengths and corresponding priorities, so working collaboratively makes sense strategically and practically. Despite this, many enterprises still have a strong disconnect between these departments. To learn more about the existing relationships between finance and procurement, we interviewed over 280 finance professionals in our sourcing sentiment survey. Our findings, bolstered by analyst insights, make a strong case for increased collaboration between finance and procurement.