In the high-stakes world of financial services, technology decisions aren’t just strategic—they’re existential. Whether managing risk, delivering digital-first client experiences, or modernizing legacy infrastructure, financial institutions are constantly faced with a fundamental question: should we build custom software, buy an off-the-shelf solution, or create a mix of both? Analysts from Gartner recently introduced a model …
AI’s most noticeable impact in financial services is the transformation of the customer experience.
In the healthcare technology sector, the traditional “build versus buy” debate is evolving into something more nuanced and sophisticated. According to recent Gartner research, modern application portfolios are increasingly becoming an intentional combination of different application development and delivery methods. This shift isn’t just theoretical—it’s reshaping how healthcare technology companies approach critical systems like Master …
The financial services industry is flooded with data—every transaction, interaction, and regulatory filing adds to an ever-growing volume of information. While the industry is continuously evolving to leverage this data with new tools, a persistent challenge remains: connecting and understanding this data effectively. Fragmented customer records and duplicate data continue to multiply, outpacing resolution efforts …
Verato recently hosted an engaging focus group with CHIME, bringing together healthcare executives to discuss the evolving challenges of patient identity, data interoperability, and the future of AI in healthcare. Our conversation underscored a central truth: Robust data governance, management, and strategy are imperative to health system operations today and are driving the innovation of …
The modern healthcare landscape is shifting rapidly. Patients today act more like consumers, expecting seamless, personalized experiences across every interaction. However, health systems often struggle to meet these expectations due to fragmented data systems, duplicate records, and disconnected patient touchpoints. Without a strong data foundation, engagement efforts fall short, leading to missed care opportunities, inefficiencies, …
HIMSS25 made one thing clear: healthcare’s data problem isn’t about quantity, it’s about quality. Organizations are drowning in data but struggling to unlock its full potential due to fragmentation, silos, and unreliable records. Across the conference, we heard the same challenges repeated: Throughout the week, we had powerful conversations with healthcare executives, data leaders, and …
The financial services landscape is experiencing a shakeup, with digital engagement and identity management becoming critical for banks, investment firms, and insurance providers. On the one hand, financial institutions must leverage accurate identity data to drive efficiency and deliver exceptional customer interactions, while on the other they must continually work to address and reduce fraud.