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Two Perficient Colleagues Quoted in Forrester Report on Emerging Insurance Technologies

Perficient

Insurers are constantly striving to improve their operations, provide better experiences for customers, and minimize risks. Monica Gernert, a project manager, and insurance expert at Perficient, provided a critical perspective around genAI that’s quoted in the report. This kind of intelligence proves the noble purpose of insurance.”

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U.S. Regulations to Consider When Managing a Cryptocurrency Fund

Perficient

However, in this blog, we will discuss the regulatory landscape surrounding cryptocurrency from an asset manager or fund manager perspective. New York’s BitLicense requirement therefore applies to investment managers who issue digital coins or otherwise act as an exchange platform regardless of where the buyers are located.

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Enterprise Fraud Management: Latest Trends and Technology

FICO

I recently sat down with Sidhartha Dash, Research Director at Chartis Research, for a conversation about the technology and trends in enterprise fraud management. Fraud and Financial Crime Technology Convergence. Should you centralize or converge fraud and financial crimes operations and technology?

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You can’t manage what you don’t measure

Insights on Business

Fundamental to sales performance management (SPM) is what we call Sales Performance Measurement. Peter Drucker, inventor of management by objective, or MBO’s, is attributed to this “You can’t manage what you can’t measure” concept. But, what if you have not invested or are not aligned with this technology?

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The Middle Market’s Expense Management Conundrum

PYMNTS

Expense management technology is now a saturated market, particularly for the small business space – which is notoriously difficult to serve, because they are too small for large, enterprise-grade solutions, but too large for consumer-specialized tools.

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Customer Identity Management Is NOT the Same as Access Control

FICO

Customer identity management is a term that is subject to a number of definitions. The goal of CIM is to meet regulatory rules and legislation, prevent fraud and financial crime, and manage risk—all while making it simple for customers to transact. Customer identity management operates today in an unpredictable environment.

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10 Lessons From The Small Business Banking Conference

South State Correspondent

Where there is no correct answer, the takeaway was that the most successful banks have a clearly communicated definition and often meet with their retail, commercial, and specialty counterparts to manage issues and conflicts. Many banks were looking to install more automation to lower operating costs.