LONDON, April 18, 2019 (Newswire.com) - Ivan Kohut, CTO and co-founder of Perfectial, will join a distinguished panel of fintech and legal experts from Royal Bank of Scotland, Vimes Group and Goodman Derrik LLP, at the New Banking, Next Generation conference in London (April 25) to discuss the implications of AI in the banking industry.
Ivan will deliver a unique insight into building AI-based systems and share deep technical know-how on leveraging bot-driven interactions, machine learning and workflow automation to transform banks’ customer service delivery. He’ll talk about how financial firms can replace outdated support procedures with real-time workflow interaction, share Perfectial’s experiences of applying state-of-the-art neural approaches to conversational AI and building chatbots’ with actionable dialog, and explain the common barriers to wide-scale implementation of AI technologies at the enterprise.
About New Banking. Next Generation
New Banking. Next Generation will bring together the leading experts across banking, legal consulting and software development to discuss the state of AI in the financial services industry, bring practical knowledge on building ML-enabled systems and cover the risks the trendy technology brings.
The event, scheduled for April 25, is aimed at members of fintech, new banking, digital banking and the VC community. Its main goal is bringing insights from those at the frontier of AI to those seeking to capitalize on the exciting opportunities the technology brings.
About Perfectial
Perfectial, one of Europe’s leading software development vendors, helps companies reinvent outdated business processes, leverage the latest technologies and completely embrace digital transformation. It offers businesses, of various sizes, a wide range of web application development, AI implementation, UX, cloud and SaaS, and mobile app creation services.
Being an official partner of the New Banking, Next Generation conference, Perfectial will offer a free initial consultation to all registered participants regarding new banking or other fintech requirements.
Source: Perfectial
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