Wegen der Audioqualität: meine Vermutung ist, dass es Probleme mit Urheberrechten der Musik aus dem Originalbeitrag gab, und jemand das Videoprojekt verschlampert (evtl. gelöscht?) hat, sodass mit KI die Musik entfernt wurde. Daher auch die schlechte Stimmqualität. Gut gelöst, aber trotzdem irgendwie unprofessionell..
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Company: Vella Pugliese Buosi e Guidoni Advogados (VPBG Advogados) Company: Fialho Salles Advogados (Fialho Salles) Company: Banco de Desarrollo Rural, S.A. (Banrural) Company: U.S. Trade and Development Agency (USTDA) The U.S. Trade and Development Agency (USTDA) is an independent US government foreign assistance agency that is funded by the US Congress. Its purpose is to advance economic dev... Company: Alcaldía de Managua The Municipal Government of Managua, Nicaragua's capital city, is responsible for the sustainable development of the city, and provides works and services to the community.
Argentine digital banking technology company Technisys is embarking on an international expansion drive after winning a landmark contract in Canada last year. As part of the deal, Technisys provided Albertan lender ATB Financial with a digital core banking system for a digital bank offshoot - Brightside - which is currently in the final testing phase. Technisys was chosen from more than 100 banking technology solutions providers - among them market heavyweights - evaluated as part of a six-month global selection process spearheaded by professional services firm PwC's US fintech division. As well as the digital core, state-controlled ATB also acquired Technisys’ digital omnichannel solution, which is its customer engagement and interaction layer. “It was the company’s [Technisys’] first deal outside of Latin America,” Technisys CEO Miguel Santos told BNamericas. “In a way, it started to prove that the technology is not only suited to the Latin American market but also to the global market. “[ATB’s decision] was purely about technology. Price was not on the table; that gives you a glimpse of how technology driven the decision was.” What ATB is doing with Brightside is highly innovative, Santos said. “They are basing the whole interaction on the customer’s needs. The whole communication and experience is driven by the customer’s life experiences and events.” The contract win spurred Technisys officials to sharpen their focus on expansion plans. “It was a wake-up call to go big and to go global,” Santos said. Annual revenue is around US$50mn, a figure the company, which began operations in 1999, wants to swell to US$1bn. Following the ATB deal, Technisys - which has more than 40 clients in the traditional banking space in Latin America, including Brazil's Banco Original - secured a US$50mn injection from Californian private equity firm Riverwood Capital. Technisys, which also has clients in the US and offices in Luxembourg, will use part of the funds for marketing and sales and for R&D, in areas such as analytics, artificial intelligence, machine learning and next best action, to “help better align the interests of the end-user and the bank.” US, EUROPE FOCUS With a massive unbanked population, Latin America holds much potential for incumbents as well as agile new actors in the fast-growing financial services space, such as digital wallets, payments platforms and digital banks - which are adopting a multi-product approach to help boost revenue. And this spells opportunities for tech solutions providers such as Technisys. Beyond the region, the main focus of the company is the US, followed by Europe. In the US, Technisys has landed three new clients. “The US is the main market we will develop,” said Santos. “The good thing is that we are already working in this market." “There is a really big opportunity,” said Santos, adding there are about 500-600 mid-sized banks that are very much alike and that agile tech-driven competitors are circling. “These mid-tier banks will need to differentiate. It’s not enough to be able to provide the services; they will need to differentiate in order to survive, to compete. The plan for us is to actually help them do that via a platform, so they do not need to build from scratch. They can leverage our platform and be able to differentiate in terms of both experience and business processes.” In Luxembourg, a team is working with a French partner, IT services company Atos Origin, to land their first clients in Europe.
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Wegen der Audioqualität: meine Vermutung ist, dass es Probleme mit Urheberrechten der Musik aus dem Originalbeitrag gab, und jemand das Videoprojekt verschlampert (evtl. gelöscht?) hat, sodass mit KI die Musik entfernt wurde. Daher auch die schlechte Stimmqualität. Gut gelöst, aber trotzdem irgendwie unprofessionell..
☠️BLACK BARON☠️ 0:25 🤣 Ich nenne das bei allen Firmen die "Gefängnis Mitarbeiter Zelle" ... wann kommt das "Dreirad-Design" Vanderhall? Schon ne Idee? So ne FUN Kiste für den Sommer ...
Hallo Leute es ist super schön Firma liebe grüße
Company: Vella Pugliese Buosi e Guidoni Advogados (VPBG Advogados)
Company: Fialho Salles Advogados (Fialho Salles)
Company: Banco de Desarrollo Rural, S.A. (Banrural)
Company: U.S. Trade and Development Agency (USTDA)
The U.S. Trade and Development Agency (USTDA) is an independent US government foreign assistance agency that is funded by the US Congress. Its purpose is to advance economic dev...
Company: Alcaldía de Managua
The Municipal Government of Managua, Nicaragua's capital city, is responsible for the sustainable development of the city, and provides works and services to the community.
Wollen wir mal wetten, dass die Bubens & Mädlz in Weissach deutlich besseren Ton fabrizieren, als die *Pappnasen von diesem Video?!?* 🤣😅😂
Argentine digital banking technology company Technisys is embarking on an international expansion drive after winning a landmark contract in Canada last year.
As part of the deal, Technisys provided Albertan lender ATB Financial with a digital core banking system for a digital bank offshoot - Brightside - which is currently in the final testing phase.
Technisys was chosen from more than 100 banking technology solutions providers - among them market heavyweights - evaluated as part of a six-month global selection process spearheaded by professional services firm PwC's US fintech division.
As well as the digital core, state-controlled ATB also acquired Technisys’ digital omnichannel solution, which is its customer engagement and interaction layer.
“It was the company’s [Technisys’] first deal outside of Latin America,” Technisys CEO Miguel Santos told BNamericas. “In a way, it started to prove that the technology is not only suited to the Latin American market but also to the global market.
“[ATB’s decision] was purely about technology. Price was not on the table; that gives you a glimpse of how technology driven the decision was.”
What ATB is doing with Brightside is highly innovative, Santos said. “They are basing the whole interaction on the customer’s needs. The whole communication and experience is driven by the customer’s life experiences and events.”
The contract win spurred Technisys officials to sharpen their focus on expansion plans.
“It was a wake-up call to go big and to go global,” Santos said.
Annual revenue is around US$50mn, a figure the company, which began operations in 1999, wants to swell to US$1bn.
Following the ATB deal, Technisys - which has more than 40 clients in the traditional banking space in Latin America, including Brazil's Banco Original - secured a US$50mn injection from Californian private equity firm Riverwood Capital.
Technisys, which also has clients in the US and offices in Luxembourg, will use part of the funds for marketing and sales and for R&D, in areas such as analytics, artificial intelligence, machine learning and next best action, to “help better align the interests of the end-user and the bank.”
US, EUROPE FOCUS
With a massive unbanked population, Latin America holds much potential for incumbents as well as agile new actors in the fast-growing financial services space, such as digital wallets, payments platforms and digital banks - which are adopting a multi-product approach to help boost revenue.
And this spells opportunities for tech solutions providers such as Technisys.
Beyond the region, the main focus of the company is the US, followed by Europe.
In the US, Technisys has landed three new clients.
“The US is the main market we will develop,” said Santos. “The good thing is that we are already working in this market."
“There is a really big opportunity,” said Santos, adding there are about 500-600 mid-sized banks that are very much alike and that agile tech-driven competitors are circling.
“These mid-tier banks will need to differentiate. It’s not enough to be able to provide the services; they will need to differentiate in order to survive, to compete. The plan for us is to actually help them do that via a platform, so they do not need to build from scratch. They can leverage our platform and be able to differentiate in terms of both experience and business processes.”
In Luxembourg, a team is working with a French partner, IT services company Atos Origin, to land their first clients in Europe.