With concerns growing over the use of cryptocurrencies to facilitate capital flight and money laundering, governments are banding together to share personal user data involving cryptocurrency transactions.
It’s clear that technology, coupled with the internet, has brought about numerous changes. One specific sector has been forced to adapt and move along with these changes, as the continuous advancement of technology and the internet shapes customer engagement.
The use of the internet of things (IoT) in payments has the potential to transform the way transactions are performed by monitoring all stakeholders involved including individuals, businesses and regulators.
Every fourth person I meet talks about big data and data analytics. In fact, we are in times where people are investing in big data and data analytics like never before. Yet, some of the questions that continue to haunt us are:
Leveraging the internet of things (IoT) to enhance sustainable development has emerged as one the most efficient solutions to consume natural resources, manage waste, and reap financial benefits.
The financial services industry has seen an increasing adoption of digital technologies to improve its business processes more than any other industry. This entanglement of technology continues with the introduction of cognitive technology in finance.
Edge analytics is an approach that involves the acquisition, analysis, and computation of the collected data at the data source itself or endpoints, thereby eliminating the need to send back the data to a central data repository.