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With rapidly changing market conditions, organizations have broadened their perspectives, shed age-old practices, and embraced novelties to strengthen their market positions in 2024. What about 2025?

For digital bank Cake, modernizing Vietnam’s digital payment landscape is a cakewalk

By DigiconAsia Editors | Nov 20, 2024 | Case Studies, Digital Payments, News, Newsletter

The bank has just announced an innovative cloud-based card management platform that taps into two existing global technology platforms

How a software firm for SMEs converted more trial users to subscribers: myBillbook

By DigiconAsia Editors | Nov 19, 2024 | Case Studies, FSI innovations & FinTech, News, Newsletter

Leveraging a customer-engagement platform saved the firm from cumbersome trial-and-error experiments and costs needed to tweak its own marketing communication strategies

The state of GenAI adoption in Asia Pacific

By Victor Ng | Nov 19, 2024 | Data Management & Analytics, Features, Newsletter

Taking the GenAI bull by the horns, organizations in the region may be in danger of overreaching themselves. Would a sandbox approach help?

Will 2025 see less AI hype and more practical AI adoption/governance?

By Steven Seah, Vice President (ASEAN, India & Korea), Informatica | Nov 18, 2024 | Newsletter, Tips & Strategies

Here are five predictions from a firm that specializes in AI-centric data transformation and digitalization

When customer data is king, protecting it may require a unified approach

By Jasie Fon, Regional Vice President (Asia), Ping Identity | Nov 18, 2024 | Newsletter, Tips & Strategies

Rather than using a mix of CRM and data management experts to protect customer data, e-tailers can consider external CIAM platforms

Adopting an integration platform as a service helps Beyond Bank stay relevant

By DigiconAsia Editors | Nov 18, 2024 | Case Studies, FSI innovations & FinTech, News, Newsletter

While customer-owned financial institutions in Australia are a boon, undergoing digital transformation on tight resources requires prudent strategizing