The 11th issue of the Financial Technologies Quarterly examines “Technological Infrastructures for Improving Financial Services.” In this issue, hardware experts analyze various aspects of this topic in three sections: technology, maintenance and development, and the impact of emerging technologies.
According to Ideaagency, the 11th issue of the Financial Technology Quarterly examines “Technological Infrastructures for Improving Financial Services.” In this issue, hardware experts analyze various aspects of this topic in three sections: technology, maintenance and development, and the impact of emerging technologies.
Technological infrastructure is the backbone of financial businesses in providing services. In the 11th issue of the quarterly, as in previous issues, the research and studies of experts are reflected, and 10 CEOs, vice presidents, and experts have examined various aspects of technological infrastructure and have tried to provide different clues, including infrastructure measures and the role of new technologies in improving technological infrastructure.
Majid Jafarian, member of the board of directors and deputy head of information technology at Eghtesad Novin Bank, is one of the individuals whose research is published in this issue. In his article, cloud infrastructure is introduced as a factor for accelerating the provision of financial services and data storage. In his opinion, this new technology, in addition to significantly increasing the speed of financial services, helps reduce costs, optimize resources, and increase security by enabling fast and simultaneous data processing.
The 11th issue of the Financial Technologies Quarterly looks at the technological infrastructure of the financial industry from a hardware perspective. In this issue, security, digital transformation, quantum processing, cloud infrastructure, scalability, and ultimately the relationship of all of them with technological infrastructure are examined.
The quarterly magazine, with a technical look at technological infrastructure, has dedicated a section to the role of data. “Challenges of storing and processing big data in the banking industry,” is the title of an article by Hassan Ahmadkhani, chief architect of big data solutions at Irancell. He examined the banking industry as one of the largest producers and users of data and spoke about the benefits of big data and the impact of using it in liquidity management, reducing operational risk, analyzing customer behavior, personalizing services, etc. in the banking industry.
With the approach of examining new technologies, Alireza Omidvand, Secretary of the Financial Technologies Working Group of the Institute for New Governance Tools at the University of Tehran, spoke about the role of quantum technologies in banking and presented his findings. He listed the influential areas of this technology in this industry as computing, risk management, cryptography, big data analysis, and improving strategic decision-making.
In the 11th issue of Financial Technologies Quarterly, Mohammad Mazaheri, CEO of Tosan Techno, explains the quality metrics of hardware and the importance of each. In addition, he does not ignore the issue of support, saying: “Given the specific situation and conditions we are in, supply chains and support are very important in terms of risk. In choosing between two hardware, even if the quality of one is higher than the other, good support and maintenance are very important.”
The 11th issue of the Financial Technologies Quarterly Journal is a collection of different perspectives from different origins to improve financial services. In this issue, you can see at a glance the different dimensions of improving technological infrastructure to improve financial services.
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