Today, we’re thrilled to introduce Lakehouse for Financial Services to help bring data and people together for every FSI. Lakehouse for Financial Services addresses the unique requirements of FSIs via industry-focused capabilities, such as pre-built solutions accelerators, data sharing capabilities, open standards and certified implementation partners.
Being a digital-first company means closely listening and understanding your customer’s needs and working toward developing a customer-centric product or service.
With digital technologies, brands not only have to keep up with the changing customer behaviors but must even explore new ways to deliver significant value throughout the guest journey.
In addition to maintaining existing software in the tech stack, the development and testing teams work closely together to deploy new applications and feature sets throughout the year.
In addition to driving sales, digital programs enable McDonald’s to elevate customer engagement, measure marketing effectiveness and forecast future performance.
Specifically, Kempczinski credited strong cross-functional collaboration for the digital loyalty programs expedited success, noting that several company teams worked together to standardize infrastructure and align the system which paved the way for MyMcDonald’s Rewards — their first global digital offering.
Michael Spandau, CIO of Fender, spoke with InformationWeek about the needs that led the guitar maker to work with Lemongrass to run SAP on AWS.
Last month, we hosted an event on “Best Practices in ML Observability for Lending & Insurance” that featured a fireside chat with America First Credit Union’s Data Science Manager Richard Woolston.
In the wide-ranging interview, Woolston shared his thoughts on the use of AI in the financial services industry and how his team approaches model monitoring and ML observability. Here are some of the more pointed questions from that session, and Woolston’s takeaways.
