Source: thenewstack.io
Banks Must Innovate or Die — Could GitOps Be the Lifeline?Category: Software, Business, Security, Kubernetes, Infrastructure, Architecture
That’s why new entrants were so rare for many years, and why high street banks were able to maintain their positions for so long. Then came the global financial crisis of 2008 and with it, plunging consumer confidence in the established banking system.
In the decade that followed, a slew of fintech-powered startups entered the banking business.
Built on this new architecture, the neobanks could deliver new features as quickly as they could conceive them.
This means that your developers can focus on delivering new features faster, with a much-reduced risk of breaking things.
In financial services, success is not about being first with any one big idea, because great ideas have always been copied fast in this market.
In the decade that followed, a slew of fintech-powered startups entered the banking business.
Built on this new architecture, the neobanks could deliver new features as quickly as they could conceive them.
This means that your developers can focus on delivering new features faster, with a much-reduced risk of breaking things.
In financial services, success is not about being first with any one big idea, because great ideas have always been copied fast in this market.
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