Say the word data transfer and banking and telecom regulators immediately go into a familiar defensive posture. And with good reason too. In the digital economy data is gold, and privacy and protection of customer data is a natural extension of regulator scope. Large customers...
What are they? Geospatial information systems gather, curate, and display geographical data in real time. In order for it to be useful such information must be mapped to geographical coordinates. Their real value however comes from how Geospatial information brings context to geographic information fused with...
Financial inclusion is one of the biggest developmental challenges and opportunities of the 21st century. The unbanked, a vast multitude in frontier and emerging markets, are people without banking accounts that do not use financial institutions as a medium to make financial transactions. By some...
One of the things we encourage internally is bringing relatable substance to technologies. Yes Hyperconvergence is here but how does a telecom benefit? Yes Design Thinking is a powerful way of becoming customer centric but how does a bank use it and shorten time to...
What is it? In its simplest form edge computing is a computing layer as close to the end device as possible hence the term “edge”. This allows for applications and services to be distributed closer to where they are needed anywhere along the road from Cloud...
Fault location, isolation and service restoration are systems and technologies that work seamlessly together to automatically achieve the following. Sequentially we are talking about a scenario where an outage has just happened. Utilities immediately detect where the outage and feeder fault has occurred. They then...
What are they? Low code platforms can develop enterprise applications much quicker then traditional coding mechanisms utilizing mostly resources that do not code. The singular characteristics of low code platforms is using visual tools like drag drop GUI interfaces to help with the app development process....
The wonderful thing about being in technology is the rollercoaster of the hype cycle. Disruptive technologies burst onto the scene with catchy buzzwords, the hype that sucks in billions of clicks and then the deep trench of real world failures until a few startup unicorns...
What is it? A blockchain is a data structure and coding breakthrough that makes it possible to create a digital ledger of transactions in a series linked like a chain, and share it among a distributed network of computers. Public key cryptography allows each user...
One of the key trusts the public puts in the government and pays taxes for is confidence in the availability of secure services which includes everything from the energy grid to drinking water to public infrastructure, all of which are critical to our everyday life...