Delivering data-driven customer experiences while meeting rigorous regulatory data protection standards is critical for financial services organizations. However, deploying competitive analytics requires an approach beyond traditional big data solutions.
Join industry experts from Sallie Mae, Coupa, Deloitte Consulting LLP, and Snowflake as they discuss data analytics, their journey to the cloud, and how they are helping solve the toughest data challenges facing financial services today.
This on-demand panel discussion covers:
- The state of the financial services industry
- Using data to better serve customers, power data-driven decision making, and build business-critical products
- Maintaining compliance with changing regulations and security requirements
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講演者
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Mark Perrault
Technical Solution Architect, Sallie Mae
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Eric Tan
VP Business Services & IT, Coupa
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Matthew Glickman
VP Customer Product Strategy, Snowflake
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Shailender Sidhu
Managing Director, Deloitte Consulting LLP
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