The future of payments is on the cloud – Are you ready?

The future of payments is on the cloud – Are you ready?
The continuous trend toward cloud hosting of enterprise applications is clear. Recent surveys shows that Financial Institutions’ attitude toward deploying Payment processing solutions on the cloud have also shifted.

Financial Institutions are eager to benefit from the agility and scale that the public cloud offers, but security, data governance and regulatory requirements concerns - as well as a lack of cloud skills – may stand in their way driving many of them to assess their understanding of, and readiness for, SaaS based Payment solutions.
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