A powerful reconciliation and control platform is useless if it can't handle any data in any format, from anywhere across your organisation. So how do you ensure that it can?
Our three stages of data control podcast series sees Neil Vernon, Gresham’s CTO in conversation with Gert Raeves, Adox Research. Neil talks us through the three stages of data control: from the static and fixed reconciliation engines of old to under-delivering offshored centres-of-excellence, and ending with current state-of-the-art flexible and end user-focused reconciliation solutions which support highly the highly automated reconciliation processes that a modern business needs.
Listen to 'The Three Stages of Data Control - Part three' below.
What does innovation look like in the data and reconciliations space and how can you get it right? What should banks seeking to improve their data quality and integrity look for in a vendor partner? Is the buzz around artificial intelligence in reconciliation just that - buzz? Or is it the solutions banks have been looking for? What about RPA and automation of reconciliation processes - where do they fit in?
Neil shares his advice and explores what reconciliations technology is commoditised, what can move your business forward, and the partners that you need to help identify and deliver true innovation.
"Our aim is to give people confidence in their data - and to do that they need to have confidence in us as a vendor - confidence that we can deal with complexity, with speed and with volume. That inspires the confidence that this platform can take on all enterprise wide data confidence challenges."
Catch-up with Part 1: How to build a platform that can deal with any type of data
Catch-up with Part 2: Debunking myths around silver bullet technologies
Listen to Part 4: Complexity versus Simplification