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Digital Transformation Strategies for Smaller Financial Institutions
The first step in effective digital transformation is understanding the available strategies.
Zac Amos - Fintech
WealthTech Failures Start Before Software Even Shows Up
Here's something that's true of almost every firm we work with when we first meet them: they think they know their problem.
James Cantwell - Fintech
Algorithmic Gatekeeping Is Silencing More Voices Than You Think
If your message doesn’t align with the interests of platform partners or advertisers, it doesn’t get reach.
Ted Rubin - Fintech
Humanlike Robots Are Crossing a Cultural Line America Isn’t Ready For
The current push is not simply for smarter machines, but for robots that look, move, and interact like humans.
Guest Contributor - Fintech
AI Without Context Is Just Noise: Building a Sales Engine That Actually Books Meetings
We signed our first AI-integrated client just before Christmas, and this is our view from the implementation so far
Timothy Hughes - Fintech
The $300B Panic Was Wrong: AI Isn’t Killing Software—It’s Multiplying It
Software’s not going away. It’s not dying. It’s blossoming, growing, expanding.
Jeff Rubingh - Fintech
A Clearer View of Advisor-Client Meetings with Liam Hanlon
Liam Hanlon, Head of Insights at Jump, shares findings from Jump’s first-ever Financial Advisor Insights Report—an analysis
Power Your Advice - Fintech
AI Isn’t Taking Over—It’s Learning To Work With Us
Many movies, media and headlines portray AI as frightening. It’s going to take out jobs, bring robocop to the streets and take over our lives.
Chris Skinner - Fintech
Should Your Financial Advisory Firm Use Edge Computing?
Edge computing refers to the processing of data closer to where it is created rather than sending everything to a centralized cloud or data center.
Zac Amos - Fintech
Post-Quantum Security Is Becoming a Requirement for Money
Put that in context: it means that most cryptocurrencies and bank encrypted systems will be broken in the next twenty years.
Chris Skinner
