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Sramana Mitra: When a bank does hire you to do this kind of work, double-click down to exactly how the technology works and what it is that it’s doing on behalf of the bank. Richard Hamm: What the banks want us to do is to satisfy their investment-oriented customers by giving them a good return.
Sramana Mitra: You said earlier that you are a close partner of Microsoft Azure. Azure is one of the platforms that is really working hard to establish as much abstraction as possible so developers can develop AI applications on top of that. What opportunities do you see emerging out of that trend? Microsoft is investing
Richard discusses predictive AI applications in FinTech, including the state of the robo advisor industry. Sramana Mitra: Let’s start by introducing our audience to yourself as well as to Bristol Gates.
Wolf Ruzicka: The fourth bucket is anything related to mobile applications. Please don’t think about Flappy Birds type of application. Think of the enterprise-level applications. If one of the startups gets listed on NASDAQ, NASDAQ will try to upsell that newly-listed company to products that we have developed for NASDAQ around mobile.
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Sramana Mitra: Can you talk to me a little bit about the way your company is organized? You do generic software development, but it looks like you’re doing specific stuff in AI-related technologies. What percentage of your company is focused on AI-related technologies? Wolf Ruzicka: Before we go there, we have one more example that
Wolf Ruzicka: We found some very interesting concepts that only the power of big data can bring, for instance, the causality of customer complaints. When a customer complains, you would assume that it is because of maybe heavy traffic or badly-maintained infrastructure. It turned out to be the marital status of the driver. That doesn’t