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Challenges

June 18, 2020February 7, 2022 byTeam GIBots

Why Documentation in BFSI sector is not a challenge anymore?

Apart from government agencies, employees working in banks & other financial institutions have to adhere to the enormous amount of rules & regulations when it comes to managing information.

Video KYC

May 20, 2020February 7, 2022 byTeam GIBots

Video KYC | Future in the Banking Sector

The Banking and Fintech sector is developing rapidly in terms of improving current processes like Customer Onboarding, Claim Processing, and Face Detection & Matching, with the help of different technologies like Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML), and RPA platforms.

April 29, 2020March 23, 2022 byTeam GIBots

KYC Suite to Play Vital Role in Banking Sector Post-Corona Period

The impacts of the current coronavirus crisis are being faced in pretty much every domain. From FMCG to the IT sector, from Entertainment to Travel sector, from Manufacturing to BFSI, every sector is getting affected in its own way and is experiencing its own challenges to overcome difficulties laid ahead.

Automation Robotics

January 8, 2019February 7, 2022 byTeam GIBots

Robotic Process Automation (RPA) Myths Busted

Robotic Process Automation (RPA) is being widely used by organizations in order to offload routine and repetitive tasks from employee to software bots.

Monotonous activities

December 20, 2018February 7, 2022 byTeam GIBots

Monotonous activities in Banking/Finance segment where RPA can be utilized

There has been a major push on how organizations and countries can thrive by focusing on building a ‘knowledge economy’ and this is where digital technologies are playing a vital role in making this dream a possibility.

AWS

March 24, 2018February 7, 2022 byTeam GIBots

Configuring WebSockets behind an AWS ELB

How to configure WebSockets behind an AWS ELB?

This guide walks you through the process of creating a web application such as “Chatbots” that passes the messages between browser and server. WebSocket is a protocol for creating a fast-two-way channel between a web browser and a server. It is a very thin, lightweight layer above TCP, this makes it suitable to use “sub-protocols” to embed messages.