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New Research: U.S. Banks’ Data Transformation Journeys at a Crossroads

Data innovation, made simple.

Reimagining Data Challenges for Growth

The banking sector is facing significant pressure to modernize due to shifting consumer expectations, new competition, and evolving regulatory demands. Our latest survey reveals how U.S.-based banks are addressing these challenges and using digital transformation to unlock growth through optimized data operations. However, while emerging technologies like AI, machine learning, and distributed ledger technology hold promise, progress has been slow due to issues with data quality and limited buy-in from leadership.

This research highlights the obstacles banks must overcome to stay competitive and future-proof their operations. Despite the growing demand for innovation, the pace of change is lagging, impacting banks' ability to meet regulatory requirements and fully realize the potential of their data. Download the full report to learn how banks are adapting to these challenges and transforming their data strategies.

Don’t let your bank fall behind — download the full report now and take the first step toward embracing the future of financial services.

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