Banking at a crossroads: Driving legacy modernization in 2024
Banking at a crossroads: Driving legacy modernization in 2024
Join us for an exclusive networking lunch at The Gherkin, as we gather senior leaders from the financial services sector to delve into the industry's outlook for 2024.
Date
Thursday, 14 March 2024
Time
12:00 - 14:00 GMT
Location
Searcys at The Gherkin, London
The banking industry stands at a critical juncture for modernization, the lunch will provide an interactive forum for CTOs, CIOs, and other industry decision makers to share insights and discuss the outlook for 2024.
You’ll also hear from top industry experts on the latest developments in customer experience and digital transformation, and debate how banks can step up to meet customer expectations amid a growing urgency for operational change.
Event overview:
- Introduction to banking re/evolution and the speed of modernization
- Lifecycle banking: Why it’s time for the customer experience to come of age
- The Liability of Legacy - A CTO’s guide to overcoming digital transformation challenges
The event is an exclusive, invite-only lunch roundtable for CTOs, CIOs and senior technology and digital transformation leaders at banks and financial services businesses. Please register your interest to join us and receive an invite below.
Speakers
Isabel Pitt, Payments & Digital Transformation Leader (Former CTO)
Having led the move to the cloud for Lloyds Banking Group’ payment trails, Isabel will share her first-hand experience about the challenges and why the speed of modernisation for banks is urgent.
Ben Zion Aviv, Head of FS & MFS, Amdocs
Addressing the legacy shift of moving off mainframe, and looking at IT professionals shortage, Ben will host the panel discussion on overcoming digital transformation challenges.
Walter Sweat, Chief Technical Officer, Astadia
Walter is a seasoned veteran with 40+ years of experience in mainframe applications and mainframe migration and modernization projects. His expertise centers on finding ways to help companies retain their mainframe functionality as they transition to more agile open system and cloud environments.
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