According to research by The Insight Partners, the back-office workforce management market is currently worth $3.6 billion, and is expected to grow to $6.71 billion by 2028. Though fintechs and other tech-oriented sectors are intervening and jumping on this opporutnity, back office-oriented sales present a unique set of challenges.
Read MoreTo Waseem Daher, CEO and Co-Founder of Pilot, what makes the company unique is how it combines its employee-driven services with technology.
Read MoreFew markets in the US present as promising a cash cow as retail. With an estimated value of $4.55 trillion—and growing more than 3% annually—the sector is potentially lucrative, but also volatile.
Read MoreThough it channels innovative potential—reacting quickly to, and even shaping, consumer tastes—the retail sector’s operational culture remains largely unchanged from what it was decades ago.
Read MoreAccording to Michel Léger, EVP of Global Solution Development at Ingenico, the biometric-focused program is an opportunity to turn payments processes in retail settings into a seamless experience that can generate stickiness with consumers.
Read MoreIn an interview with The Financial Revolutionist, Josh Stephens, VP Product Management at Current, describes Current’s mission, makes a case of automation’s inclusive potential, and describes what’s next for the mobile banking platform.
Read MoreAccording to Bill Hincher, Director, Banking & Financial Services Industry at UiPath, automation is now “table stakes” for players in the industry.
Read MoreAccording to Dean Jenkins, VP of Product Marketing at Q2, the company has built out a comprehensive suite of commercial banking solutions since it committed to that vertical more than seven years ago—but that expansiveness is a double-edged sword.
Read MoreThe introduction of innovative technologies brings exciting new opportunities—as well as the potential for unforeseen consequences.
Read MoreAccording to Ian Drysdale, One Inc’s CEO, insurance carriers sense that digital processes are both more efficient as well as inevitable.
Read MoreAccording to Marcus New, InvestX’s Founder and CEO, InvestX was founded because of a burgeoning private market, which compelled venture-backed private companies to stay private longer than they did previously.
Read MoreAccording to Rashid Galadanci, Driver’s CEO and Co-Founder, the company fills a needed niche between competing forces. On the one hand are insurance companies, which have invested heavily in telematics as a way to mitigate risks, reduce costs, and gather data on consumers.
Read MoreChris Fraenza is the Senior Vice President of Sales and Partnerships at SavvyMoney, and is responsible for leading the company’s growth while maximizing success across all customers and strategic partners.
Read MoreAccording to Robert Michlewicz, CEO of Visual Lease, proprietary survey data suggests 99% of senior finance and accounting professionals at sampled private companies fear misreporting company lease information.
Read MoreAt the dawn of the insurtech age, up-and-coming players saw direct-to-consumer (DTC) channels as not just the way of the future, but the only way of the future.
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