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"Ok Google, play The Tortured Poets Department" - and your favorite Taylor Swift album fills the room.

In the age of databases, servers and the internet, companies cannot afford to be offline — literally.

Drawing only with a pen and paper is fine – but drawing on a tablet is the future.

Have you ever seen the 1999 cult classic movie Office Space?

When I was a youngster, embarking upon the intricacies of essay writing for the first time, I received advice on how best to break down any sort of essay structure.

“You’re going to have to deal with [diversity] whether you want to or not,” Jarik Conrad, senior director of human capital management (HCM) innovation for Ultimate Software told a group of rapt attendees at one of a handful of sessions on diversity during this year’s HR Tech.

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. 

Online shopping is almost ubiquitous. Nearly every major brand has an online store, and many a small business relies on e-commerce as its sole source of income.

Modern consumers have high expectations. 

Financial services aren’t just offered by financial services companies anymore. There are a few ways in which banks are expanding their reach by opening their systems to third parties via financial data APIs. The rise of banking as a service (BaaS) has allowed just about any company to expand its offerings to include financial products, but there are a few API-driven ways in which banks are connecting with third parties.