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Cheaper, Faster… Riskier: Over Half Of Brits Plan To Use ChatGPT For Completing Their Tax Returns WorkFusion Raises $45 Million in Funding to Fuel Growth for Agentic AI for Financial Crime Compliance AI-Powered E-commerce, Stablecoins and Local APMs: Emerging Trends Headline EBANX’s Payments Summit in Mexico Second Day of Money20/20 Middle East Unveils Next-Gen Solutions at the Region’s Largest Ever Fintech Gathering United Gulf Financial Services Joins The Hashgraph Association and Exponential Science Foundation Adding $1M to Hedera Africa Hackathon Pool Prize Payhawk Transforms Spending Experience for Businesses With Four Enterprise-Ready AI Agents Alipay+ to Launch in Saudi Arabia, Facilitating Cross-Border Mobile Payments for Local Merchants Saudi Central Bank Launches Google Pay Service Through Mada Network Tamara Secures New Asset-Backed Facility of Up to $2.4 Billion Starling Reveals New-Look Logo, App and Cards as Bank Launches Brand Mission to Help Britons Become ‘Good With Money’ barq Joins Forces With Thunes to Power Faster, World-Class Remittances Across Saudi Arabia Paymentology Expands Presence in Saudi Arabia to Support Vision 2030 and Next-Generation Payments JPMorganChase and Plaid Announce an Extension to their Data Access Agreement for Sharing of Consumer Permissioned Data Enhancements to Ecommpay Subscriptions Service Help Address Failed Recurring Payments HSBC Deploys Wealth Intelligence for Its Wealth Management Staff to Enhance Client Experience

Mind the skills-gap after Artificial Intelligence

Artificial Intelligence (AI) will create as many jobs in the UK as it will displace over the next 20 years, according to a report by PwC [1]. Their analysis showed that the fourth industrial revolution will favour those with strong digital skills, as well as capabilities like creativity and teamwork which machines find difficult to replicate.

However, there is a large supply gap, with 63 percent of CEOs worried about the lack of talent to stay competitive in the digital age.[2] As firms compete for digital superiority, they must take a grass-roots approach to understanding the skills gap in the existing teams, according to Farida Gibbs, CEO and founder of professional services firm, Gibbs Hybrid.

Farida comments: “As the demand for people with digital skills increases, many firms make the mistake of hiring IT experts without first understanding what they need for tech advancement.

With so much technology out there, it is difficult for firms navigating change to cut through the noise. Having access to ‘ready-made’ digital teams as needed allows firms to tap into the right expertise. It’s almost like having a menu where they can pick and choose a PROJECT team which will be best able to cater to their specific business requirements.

45% of IT projects go over budget. Having these agile teams will allow firms to deliver successful outcomes when it comes to driving innovation their business. Firms can stay competitive and keep up with the digital age, taking advantage of on-demand digital teams to cut costs, mitigate risk and accelerate change.”

  1. Cheaper, Faster… Riskier: Over Half Of Brits Plan To Use ChatGPT For Completing Their Tax Returns Read more
  2. WorkFusion Raises $45 Million in Funding to Fuel Growth for Agentic AI for Financial Crime Compliance Read more
  3. AI-Powered E-commerce, Stablecoins and Local APMs: Emerging Trends Headline EBANX’s Payments Summit in Mexico Read more
  4. Second Day of Money20/20 Middle East Unveils Next-Gen Solutions at the Region’s Largest Ever Fintech Gathering Read more
  5. United Gulf Financial Services Joins The Hashgraph Association and Exponential Science Foundation Adding $1M to Hedera Africa Hackathon Pool Prize Read more
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