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Based on your business vision and strategy, our Advisory Service will create a blueprint for your desired new digital operating model. By combining our business consulting and technical consulting experience, we deliver an end-to-end picture of your future digital operating model. To determine the organization's maturity, we first conduct a gap analysis using the a2b Digital Adoption Framework. Using the most up-to-date automation, AI, and machine learning technologies, we can better identify where we can improve. We'll create a plan that's future-proof based on the findings of the gap analysis.

The general consensus appears to be leaning towards the idea that artificial intelligence can replace the role of human financial advisors and therefore, those in the industry must adapt or risk getting left behind. But before jumping to that conclusion, it's worth exploring some important questions: what's next, what is needed and who needs it? And, perhaps crucially, whether AI will ever remove the need for human advisors in the financial industry. AI transforming financial sector Business leaders have revealed that the use of technology including AI plays a significant role in filling gaps within financial services offerings. Jim Pendergast, Senior Vice President and General Manager at AltLINE by The Southern Bank, has said that AI can improve the consistency of financial advice.

Traders & risk managers typically use their gut feeling, analyst comments and classic patterns to answer the key question: will it be up or down tomorrow? AI may help but needs skilled programmers / quants. And it takes years to build a successful solution in-house. YUCE-8 is an AI based platform that predicts the most likely future of stocks, cryptos and indices. YUCE-8 is ready to be tested by financial institutions.

When it comes to figuring out what accounting firms are going to do, the best approach is simple: Ask. That's the theory behind Accounting Today's annual "Year Ahead" report: Each year we survey accountants across the country -- this year almost 600 responded -- to ask them about their plans for the next 12 months in areas ranging from tax season to staffing to marketing to technology. To complement that, we reached out to a selection of top firm leaders to get their take on the major issues they're expecting to face in 2020, and their advice for their fellow practitioners. This year's panel comprises Tom Barry, managing partner of Los Angeles-based Green Hasson Janks; Avani Desai, president of Tampa, Florida-based Schellman & Co.; and Heidi LaMarca, CEO and managing partner of Atlanta-based Windham Brannon. What are the trends that accountants and firms should keep an eye out for in 2020?

MDOTM, a provider in quantitative investment advisory services to institutional investors, and Raiffeisen Capital Management have announced a new strategic partnership. Thanks to this initiative, the range of Raiffeisen Capital Management's sustainable funds will be used by MDOTM to offer to the market socially responsible investment (SRI) solutions that benefit from the efficiency brought by artificial intelligence (AI) technology in portfolio construction. Raiffeisen Capital Management's offering in the sustainable investment segment comprises eight investment funds with different risk/return profiles: Sustainable Balanced, GreenBonds, Diversified Sustainable, Sustainable Solidity, Sustainable Emerging Markets, Sustainable Short Term, Sustainable Momentum and Sustainable Equity. MDOTM is a fintech company that develops investment strategies for financial institutions with the help of AI, machine learning and advanced statistical methods. The startup acts as an advisor to banks, wealth managers, asset management companies, and insurance companies by supporting them in specific areas which require high degree of technological specialisation by providing them with systematic models for investment decision making.

Vijay Pratap Singh, CEO/Co-Founder of ekgaon on leveraging Artificial Intelligence to drive Affordable Intelligence by providing financial & agriculture advisory services to farmers. INNOVATIVE STARTUP OF THE MONTH - EKGOAN Ekgaon is a technology platform which provides financial & agriculture advisory services to farmers. Their technology solutions now connect the entire agriculture value chain in rural India, from farms to market. Leveraging Artificial Intelligence, they provide customised advisory services to farmers which has lead to higher farm productivity and let them connect to markets.

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As financial institutions (FIs) invest in technology in an effort to position themselves more competitively against FinTech firms, the development of so-called chat bots and "robo advisors" has accelerated. Projects from Wells Fargo, JPMorgan Chase and RBS have all surfaced in recent years, as FIs deploy artificial intelligence (AI) solutions that both meet their customers' needs for digitized services and save those financial service providers money at the same time. With small business (SMB) as a notoriously less lucrative enterprise for banks, many of these innovations have focused on consumer clients. However, Personetics CEO David Sosna said SMBs may not only need AI-powered advisory services more than consumers, but could be adopting such solutions at a faster pace. Since releasing Personetics' latest solution (its Self-Driving Finance platform, a solution for FIs to implement AI advisory services for their consumer and small business clients), Sosna said the reaction from SMBs has been strong.

FRAMINGHAM, Mass., July 2, 2018 – International Data Corporation (IDC) today published an IDC Innovators report profiling five technology providers that are considered key emerging vendors in the conversational AI platforms market. The five companies named as IDC Innovators are Personetics, Kore.ai, Conversational AI platforms are used to build applications that answer questions, provide advice and/or recommendations using natural language processing and other dialog related technologies. The market for intelligent conversational assistance is growing rapidly, fueled by the use and acceptance of consumer tools like Google Assistant, Apple's Siri, and Amazon's Alexa. To date, there are dozens of supplier companies seeking to address these emerging interface opportunities with new companies emerging in the marketplace every day.