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Infosys TechCompass
Infosys Technology Review
Bank Tech Index: Corporate banks
SAP Idea Exchange Volume 2
Infosys TechCompass
A quick view of how technology evolves and the trends shaping the future.
Infosys Technology Review
Where research, engineering, and enterprise strategy converge to shape tomorrow's organizations.
Bank Tech Index: Corporate banks
147 corporate and commercial banks share AI investment, adoption, and value priorities.
SAP Idea Exchange Volume 2
SAP S/4HANA's full value unlocked through AI, data, and governance.
Tara Corey of Optimizely argues that AI's real value comes from reimagining marketing processes entirely, not digitizing old ones, and that brand and human creativity are due for a comeback after years of performance-only focus.
European banks are better positioned than most to scale AI responsibly. They have the governance infrastructure, regulatory clarity, and proven use cases that many global peers are still building. The challenge now is whether they can convert that advantage into enterprise-scale deployment before competitors pull further ahead.
As Oracle Fusion Applications embed AI, automation, and modern user experiences into everyday business processes, organizations are finding that workflow redesign, governance, and user adoption are critical to turning ERP capabilities into measurable business outcomes.
Ben Hunt argues that stories move markets more than data does, and that AI has turned storytelling into a weapon most of us are not trained to see.
Jeff Saviano explores why AI governance must become a board-level priority and how organizations can establish practical guardrails for responsible AI adoption.
This edition draws on 116 retail and regional banking respondents. They form part of Volume 6 of the Infosys Bank tech Index edition's larger base of 400 largest banks by total assets. This edition compares how retail and regional banking leaders view AI spend, their stage of AI implementation, and the functions where AI generates the most value and optimizes cost the most. These views are benchmarked against the full survey group.
Canadian banks that align innovation with trust, transparency, and governance will build durable competitive advantages. As regulatory frameworks mature, embedding responsible AI at the infrastructure level will be essential for sustainable growth and stakeholder confidence.
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