Transcending solution experiences with real-time intelligence to respond to active enterprise environments
Being able to predict based on data intelligence has been there since a decade now and we have been harping on it. Adding the AI factor to it made it more interesting and opened the world of business possibilities. Ability to train machines to perform human actions and incorporate cognition intelligence into it is something that has been the biggest breakthrough of this century. Unlike other technologies which are still into experimentation, the roadmap of Cognitive AI has been laid since ages.
Are your customers turning cold towards your products and services? Are they choosing your competitors over you? Is it getting difficult for you to meet their growing demands? If your answer to all these questions is a yes, it might be time to overhaul your customer experience strategy. The consumers of this digital era look for seamless, customized user experience in whatever solution or product they use. To meet their changing needs, businesses need to upgrade their tactics with the latest technologies and business models.
Businesses across sectors are adopting emerging technologies and AI computing techniques such as deep learning, machine learning and natural language processing. These technologies are gradually becoming the central part of our everyday lives without us even realizing it. AI has become the most important technology in various industries, including logistics and supply chain./p>
“Alexa, transfer €70 to Peter.” Payments are going to be this simple very soon. You will have a smart robot telling you where to invest in, and providing you with personalized recommendations to manage your finances. All thanks to emerging FinTechs that are applying futuristic technologies and solutions.
The ultimate prize for cybercriminals is to obtain access to other people’s money - so it’s no wonder that account takeover attacks are on the rise. In this article, originally published by Fraud Intelligence, Greg Hancell, Manager of Global Fraud Consulting at OneSpan, explains how banks can apply continuous monitoring and machine learning to defend against account takeover attacks.