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No-code platforms are increasingly becoming the go-to approach for building new applications. Budgetary allocations towards bespoke development are fast being

Viraj leads Acies’ Business Solutions practice, enabling clients to leverage the power of new-age technologies to drive efficiencies in process & workflow digitization, performance management, data management and data analytics. In her current role, Viraj works closely with leading financial institutions and corporates to support their digital innovation programs. She specializes in redesigning technology and data architectures that leverage next-generation technologies to deliver timely and cost-effective automation across a range of use-cases. Over her career, Viraj has led treasury, data management, system selection and process automation engagements for multiple financial services and corporate clients. She is passionate about harnessing the power of modern technologies to solve complex business challenges and has worked with global developmental agencies to redesign credit operating models to bring greater transparency to credit sanction for microfinance institutions. The pace of innovation required is one of the most glaring realities of the banking and financial services industry today. The need to tap the ‘digital-first’ generation brings with it a constant and evolutionary relook at the transaction processing procedures, new product development and business models in the sector. To add to this, there is also a need to quickly and timely respond or adapt the products and […]

Organisations of all sizes today make use of data to enhance their (strategic) decision-making and the way they serve and support their customers.

While no-code platforms have existed over a decade ago, their use by organisations has picked up steam only in the last few years. Given the advantage of

The need for a digital-first business strategy and, by corollary, the need for investments in technology is axiomatic in today’s times. In the post-pandemic era, digital tech initiatives remain an important strategic initiative for organizations as a critical differentiator for workforce management and business model disruption. As published by Gartner, global IT spending is expected to exceed USD 4 trillion in 2022.