HighRadius lands $50M, Reuters surveys banks' Brexit plans, and Harmon.ie eyes AI for enterprise app fatigue.
| | BUSINESS TO BUSINESS EDITION | Free Up Operational Time With Simpler Payment Processes Time is money in business. Waste one, you waste the other. The adage holds true in payments, especially, and manual processes are to blame. Jon Burrell, vice president of operations at cross-border payments platform â¯Currencycloud, â¯takes PYMNTS through the ways firms in B2B and beyond can keep customers happy and the coffers full â even when operating across borders, and all while the clock is ticking. Read More... |
Key Innovations Boosting Corporate Banking Revenues FinTechs may be keeping traditional FIs on their toes, but corporate banking revenue is slated to double its growth rate by 2020, totaling $915 billion from transaction banking and corporate lending alone. In order for banks to land a piece of that pie, though, FinTechs Finastra and Celent say they need to embrace the technologies and innovations offered by the world of alternative financial services. Here are the technologies Finastra and Celent say banks need to grab on to quickly to improve corporate satisfaction and boost revenues. Read More... |
| Spend Management | Artificial Intelligence A Potential Wakeup Call To Enterprise App Fatigue Between mobile, desktop and tablet devices, app overload is hardly a new phenomenon. But topic computing company harmon.ie warns that âapp fatigueâ is leaking into the enterprise. According to David Lavenda, co-founder and VP oh marketing and product strategy, manually extracting data from dozens of apps means missed productivity, inefficient processes and a huge risk of dropping the ball on something important. He tells PYMNTS why artificial intelligence can be the wakeup call to app fatigue thatâs costing companies money. Read More... | | |
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