Brazil is setting a global benchmark for innovation, inclusion and AI-driven growth in the financial sector. With bold regulation, cloud-native infrastructure and a mobile-first mindset, Brazilian institutions are delivering measurable impact across the entire value chain. Here’s what global financial leaders can learn and use right away.
Today’s modern workplace has pushed the demand for business leaders to create meaningful employee experiences. Technology adoption has allowed us to not only impact employee experiences, but business operations and data security.
Risk comes in many forms. And companies in the financial services sector face it to a higher degree—and on more fronts—than the average business, whether they’re making investment decisions, complying with regulations, thwarting cyberattacks, or preventing fraud.
New AI technology is driving rapid change for businesses and consumers alike, and organizations are exploring opportunities to harness the power of AI to improve productivity and spur creativity.
AI has quickly evolved from an exciting concept generating global headlines to a powerful, practical tool that is helping many companies in the public sector reshape how employees work.
Organizations across industries have discovered opportunities for growth and innovation through digital transformation.
AI technology is dominating headlines and revolutionizing the way companies operate. From analyzing data to automating labor-intensive tasks, AI is empowering employees and leaders to rediscover the joy of work.
The era of AI is here, and it’s changing the way we do business. Technology is at an inflection point, offering organizations incredible opportunities to enhance human ingenuity with AI.
In the dynamic landscape of software and digital platforms, the impacts of digital transformation are being felt more acutely than ever before. This is particularly true for startups and digital natives -- companies that are born in the cloud, conduct all their business online, and have no physical location for sales or customer service.
There is no doubt that the cybersecurity systems of 2050 will be far more sophisticated than the solutions in use today. In an era when cyber threats continue to evolve, it’s difficult to imagine what new innovations will arise in the next decades.
Technology has an important role to play in the fight against cybercrime, but so does culture. With the global cost of cybercrime expected to surpass $10 trillion annually by 2025, that is reason for companies to protect their assets through both technological and cultural change.
Retail has always been a people business, and face-to-face interactions between customers and employees take center stage. Right now, in-store shopping is coming back strong, but retail businesses are facing a historically tight labor market. This challenge is inspiring retailers to reimagine the shopping experience by elevating customer service while supporting frontline workers.
Disruptions to global supply chains and labor markets are bringing digital transformation to the retail space at breathtaking speed. Retailers with solid digital foundations are turning these challenges into opportunities to delight customers and make shopping fun.
