The incident illustrates the fine line financial institutions must navigate as enterprise IT becomes increasingly consumerized.
Members of the Symphony community who were in the audience at Innovate 2019 got the first look at our newest offering: Symphony 2.0.
Our challenge for the next five years and beyond is to evolve the Symphony platform to support our customers as they navigate these issues. As we prepare to launch Symphony 2.0, we are not only monitoring the global finance vertical, but also developments in leading workplace collaboration platforms. Here’s a short preview of three trends we anticipate for 2020.
Symphony and TenCent recently announced a partnership to enable communication between Symphony users and the WeChat/Weixin community.
This year, we hosted 115 developers across three locations for the Symphony Innovate 2019 Hackathons. Talented teams from the Symphony community came together in London, Paris, and New York to develop scalable solutions that bring progress and efficiency to their firms.
Symphony founder and CEO David Gurlé kicked off the day’s activities with an overview of the main pressures facing the global markets: complexity, inefficiency, cost pressures, and regulation.