1 min read • Technology & innovation management
The implications of digital transformation in financial institutions
Android Pay launches today and it's the latest example of change in financial services. Digital transformation is turning banks and insurance companies upside down. It's changing how they interact with clients, the products they offer, how they operate internally, and create value for their shareholders. For more of an insight, Alejandro González, one of the authors of the research paper 'Defining the digital organization', joined Share Radio Morning Money.
1 min read • Technology & innovation management
The implications of digital transformation in financial institutions
Android Pay launches today and it's the latest example of change in financial services. Digital transformation is turning banks and insurance companies upside down. It's changing how they interact with clients, the products they offer, how they operate internally, and create value for their shareholders. For more of an insight, Alejandro González, one of the authors of the research paper 'Defining the digital organization', joined Share Radio Morning Money.
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