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Business observability and customer experience: A competitive edge for financial services

Dynatrace

When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, the financial services industry had to adapt quickly, as long-anticipated shifts in customer preferences—from branch offices and bankers to websites and apps – suddenly became the new normal. Consumer, commercial, and investment banking choices have never been so abundant—or so easy to access.

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Embrace Digital Transformation: Empowering Users with Digital Wallet App Development Solutions

Tech News Gather

Customers anywhere in the world can quickly access a company’s wares by just tapping on a website on a mobile device. Conclusion The term “fintech app development” refers to creating financial apps which can be used in various ways. Find the best eWallet app development company.

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Don’t queue for the ski jump if you don’t know how to ski

The Agile Manager

Learning out of a video or website or a good old fashioned book is wonderful, but that’s theory. Deploy some fintech and get these people off the payroll already. We learn through experience. Backoffice finance is one of those functions, and that’s just accounting, right? That seems like a great place to start.

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Mobile testing: Most critical scenarios you shouldn’t miss to test

Testsigma

Websites devoting their spaces to sections especially to download their mobile apps denotes how important mobile applications are for businesses. If your mobile app is a fintech application, it would require very high-security testing for even scenarios when a user is multi-tasking.

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The Ultimate Guide to Open Source Databases

Percona

Capable of handling a large volume of data, it Is the most commonly used system of storing, retrieving, and displaying data, and it’s used for millions of websites worldwide. It’s an open source system, but there’s also proprietary code and a “premium” version available for paid users.