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Our cybernetic overlords are already among us. Luckily, they’re not all threatening...yet.

No medical invention has been able to solve a root anomaly completely, reducing the sensation of a prick or pain during surgical procedures.

Last year G2 introduced predictions for 2018’s major digital trends, but this year the focus is on trends in specific industries and how digital transformation will affect them in 2019. 

As digital transformation has swept through the financial services industry, banks have had to embrace it.

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Artificial intelligence (AI) has proven useful to financial services institutions in multiple ways. From detecting potentially fraudulent charges to automating complex credit and loan processes, AI-powered fintech has proven invaluable when it comes to internally engineering value for financial services institutions.

What is a document builder? A document builder is a software application used to create text-based documents such as reports, memos, financial statements, essays, and more. Document builders include features such as graphics, design elements, pre-loaded templates, editing functions, customization capability, and collaborative functionality. Additionally, many document builders allow the user to import and export documents in a variety of file formats, including DOC, HTML, PDF, PPT, TXT, etc. This provides a wide range of flexibility for the user.

In this series, I’ll look at how large technology companies are breaking into the financial services sector. We’ll explore the potential future for this expansion and how it’s affecting the fintech world. Later, we’ll look at how it sets the tone for consolidation across unrelated industries, and how techfin is shaking up major players in the finserv world. 

The sweeping arm of digital transformation has cast aside normal operating procedure and catalyzed technological innovation in the insurance industry.

Every growing business encounters a daily onslaught of support requests from potential and existing customers. Even the most elite customer support teams can be defeated by the endless inquiries. The results: missed emails, ignored phone calls, a million open tickets on the support spreadsheet, and a sharp decline in customer satisfaction.