Software Engineering Insights

Digital transformation and cloud migration were the survival doors for businesses to escape the uncertainty of the COVID-19 pandemic. 

In the Banking, Financial Services, and Insurance (BFSI) sector every single transaction is of significance. Fintech solutions that allows the tracking and management of expenses, revenues, inventories, and personnel must be highly reliable. That is why financial institutions invest in Document Management Systems (DMS) or Enterprise Content Management (ECM) systems as a priority, so as to keep a secure record of each financial event and activity.

The latest innovation in AI, known as deep learning, helps AI models learn from a fairly large dataset of examples. This type of learning, however, does not generalize for conditions that were left out or missed out during the training process. The alternative to this is Transfer Learning, which is extensively witnessing its application in the field of Natural Language Processing (NLP).

The personal financial planning software market is witnessing the entry of a new generation of planning software. While many existing clients of the leading financial advisory firms are reasonably satisfied, there is a need for fintech software solution that helps serve more specific client needs. Incorporating uncertainties and building a robust financial plan are not the only requirements for reliable financial planning software.

Individuals and companies have been changing the way they manage their finances through WealthTech or wealth management technology. A digital ecosystem of finances consisting of technologies such as AI, big data, and SaaS, is governing the global flow of money. The trends surrounding this set of technologies are transforming and being reimagined continuously to meet global changes in financial governance.

The modern tech-savvy consumer has a horde of on-demand utility services available directly on their smartphone. A natural byproduct of the market demand for such services is the app-based money lending app, Brigit. Brigit is a payday loan app on a mission to combat unfair loan lenders who trap borrowers in a vicious cycle of debt.

Aspiring entrepreneurs from third-world countries and underprivileged communities often find it impossible to fund their dreams by applying for loans. This is because of their lack of credit history or sometimes even little to no access to formal financiers. However, fortunately, microlending apps such as Kiva are here to change the state of small businesses in dire need of funding. But how does the US-based online microfinance company Kiva really work?

There is no limit to what technology-led solutions can do for businesses and consumers. That is why organizations are spending a large share of their IT budget on application development. 

The most wholesome and altruistic innovation to come out of the FinTech, or financial technology domain is that of microlending apps and platforms. Micro lending platforms leverage peer-to-peer (P2P) technologies to offer loans to small businesses as well as personal microloans to individuals without a standardized credit history.

The Internet of Things (IoT) sees most of its usage in the domain of asset tracking. Companies can make better decisions about their products if they can keep track of where their precious cargo is and therefore, location-based applications of IoT have always been dominant use cases.