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Director, Head of Cyber Risk Intelligence, Inside Technology Risk & Digital Asset Risk
The credit card industry has undergone significant changes over the years, driven by technological advancements, changing consumer behaviours, and regulatory developments. This presentation will trace the evolution of credit card product management, from its early days to the present, and explore the key trends shaping its future. We will discuss how product managers have adapted to new challenges and opportunities, such as the rise of digital payments, the importance of data analytics, and the increasing focus on sustainability. We will also examine the role of innovation in driving product development and enhancing the customer experience. Finally, we will look ahead to the future of credit card product management, discussing emerging trends and strategies that will shape the industry in the years to come.
This presentation will delve into the heart of this challenge, exploring the innovative strategies and robust mechanisms that banks can employ to protect the digital assets of their customers. We will dissect the layers of security that shield every transaction, unravel the privacy measures that cloak each digital footprint, and forecast the future of banking in a world where digital wallets are ubiquitous.
Since the invention of Bitcoin, digital money and assets have taken the banking industry by storm. JP Morgan is operating a dollar-backed stablecoin with 1bm USD in daily volumes and a smart contracts platform offering instant transfers and settlement of financial assets. At the same time, BCG estimates that asset tokenisation will reach 16 trillion dollars by 2030. Banks have already passed Proof of Concept and are coming out with their first marketable products. Taking action is becoming imperative for banks to remain competitive.
We’re now at a point where companies and research institutions are announcing plans that make the prospect of capable, real-world quantum computers a likely development. So, it’s time to talk about Quantum computing. It will be capable of decrypting our standard encryption mechanism in near the future. But when is the Q date? What will be the impact on our data, and how can we protect our assets and communication?
In this session, we delve into the transformative world of omnichannel communication within global and local medical affairs. We will explore strategies and requirements for implementing an omnichannel approach, ensuring healthcare professionals have seamless access to diverse resources across multiple platforms. The session will highlight how leveraging data can refine and personalise communication methods, thus enhancing their impact on the target audience. Additionally, the presentation will address the importance of facilitating effective cross-functional communication among medical and commercial teams, especially in fostering a unified strategy. Finally, we will explore methods to tailor content and messaging to suit the diverse preferences of different healthcare professionals and stakeholders. This session promises to offer valuable insights and practical tools for anyone looking to enhance their communication strategies in the rapidly evolving healthcare sector.
CX is a must and a topic all over the place lately. But a superior CX isn’t just about the customer; it demands top-notch EX, emphasising the importance of employee satisfaction and engagement. This presentation aims to showcase how we have leveraged our EX in Merck by using real user-centric, and collaborative work models to support our HR function and deliver a best-in-class experience for our employees on performance and compensation topics.
In this session, we delve into the transformative world of omnichannel communication within global and local medical affairs. We will explore strategies and requirements for implementing an omnichannel approach, ensuring healthcare professionals have seamless access to diverse resources across multiple platforms. The session will highlight how leveraging data can refine and personalise communication methods, thus enhancing their impact on the target audience. Additionally, the presentation will address the importance of facilitating effective cross-functional communication among medical and commercial teams, especially in fostering a unified strategy. Finally, we will explore methods to tailor content and messaging to suit the diverse preferences of different healthcare professionals and stakeholders. This session promises to offer valuable insights and practical tools for anyone looking to enhance their communication strategies in the rapidly evolving healthcare sector.
Navigating the vast expanse of information and cybersecurity in the digital age, one is reminded of the ancient marines charting unknown and troubled waters, guided by the stars above. Just as those navigators of old relied on their deep understanding of celestial to find their way, so too must today’s Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) steer their organisations through the murky depths of cybersecurity regulations, using their knowledge.
Welcome to “Charting the Course: Our Influence on the HCP/Customer Engagement Trek”. Today, we embark on a journey to explore our impact on the ever-evolving landscape of healthcare professional (HCP) and customer engagement. In a world shaped by technology, ethics, and personalisation, our role as navigators of this journey is pivotal. Throughout this discourse, we’ll delve into key topics that define our approach, from leveraging technology to building meaningful connections. Join me as we navigate through these waters together, shaping not just outcomes, but the very fabric of trust and collaboration that underpins every meaningful engagement.
Director, Head of Cyber Risk Intelligence, Inside Technology Risk & Digital Asset Risk
The credit card industry has undergone significant changes over the years, driven by technological advancements, changing consumer behaviours, and regulatory developments. This presentation will trace the evolution of credit card product management, from its early days to the present, and explore the key trends shaping its future. We will discuss how product managers have adapted to new challenges and opportunities, such as the rise of digital payments, the importance of data analytics, and the increasing focus on sustainability. We will also examine the role of innovation in driving product development and enhancing the customer experience. Finally, we will look ahead to the future of credit card product management, discussing emerging trends and strategies that will shape the industry in the years to come.
This presentation will delve into the heart of this challenge, exploring the innovative strategies and robust mechanisms that banks can employ to protect the digital assets of their customers. We will dissect the layers of security that shield every transaction, unravel the privacy measures that cloak each digital footprint, and forecast the future of banking in a world where digital wallets are ubiquitous.
Since the invention of Bitcoin, digital money and assets have taken the banking industry by storm. JP Morgan is operating a dollar-backed stablecoin with 1bm USD in daily volumes and a smart contracts platform offering instant transfers and settlement of financial assets. At the same time, BCG estimates that asset tokenisation will reach 16 trillion dollars by 2030. Banks have already passed Proof of Concept and are coming out with their first marketable products. Taking action is becoming imperative for banks to remain competitive.
We’re now at a point where companies and research institutions are announcing plans that make the prospect of capable, real-world quantum computers a likely development. So, it’s time to talk about Quantum computing. It will be capable of decrypting our standard encryption mechanism in near the future. But when is the Q date? What will be the impact on our data, and how can we protect our assets and communication?
In this session, we delve into the transformative world of omnichannel communication within global and local medical affairs. We will explore strategies and requirements for implementing an omnichannel approach, ensuring healthcare professionals have seamless access to diverse resources across multiple platforms. The session will highlight how leveraging data can refine and personalise communication methods, thus enhancing their impact on the target audience. Additionally, the presentation will address the importance of facilitating effective cross-functional communication among medical and commercial teams, especially in fostering a unified strategy. Finally, we will explore methods to tailor content and messaging to suit the diverse preferences of different healthcare professionals and stakeholders. This session promises to offer valuable insights and practical tools for anyone looking to enhance their communication strategies in the rapidly evolving healthcare sector.
CX is a must and a topic all over the place lately. But a superior CX isn’t just about the customer; it demands top-notch EX, emphasising the importance of employee satisfaction and engagement. This presentation aims to showcase how we have leveraged our EX in Merck by using real user-centric, and collaborative work models to support our HR function and deliver a best-in-class experience for our employees on performance and compensation topics.
In this session, we delve into the transformative world of omnichannel communication within global and local medical affairs. We will explore strategies and requirements for implementing an omnichannel approach, ensuring healthcare professionals have seamless access to diverse resources across multiple platforms. The session will highlight how leveraging data can refine and personalise communication methods, thus enhancing their impact on the target audience. Additionally, the presentation will address the importance of facilitating effective cross-functional communication among medical and commercial teams, especially in fostering a unified strategy. Finally, we will explore methods to tailor content and messaging to suit the diverse preferences of different healthcare professionals and stakeholders. This session promises to offer valuable insights and practical tools for anyone looking to enhance their communication strategies in the rapidly evolving healthcare sector.
Navigating the vast expanse of information and cybersecurity in the digital age, one is reminded of the ancient marines charting unknown and troubled waters, guided by the stars above. Just as those navigators of old relied on their deep understanding of celestial to find their way, so too must today’s Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) steer their organisations through the murky depths of cybersecurity regulations, using their knowledge.
Welcome to “Charting the Course: Our Influence on the HCP/Customer Engagement Trek”. Today, we embark on a journey to explore our impact on the ever-evolving landscape of healthcare professional (HCP) and customer engagement. In a world shaped by technology, ethics, and personalisation, our role as navigators of this journey is pivotal. Throughout this discourse, we’ll delve into key topics that define our approach, from leveraging technology to building meaningful connections. Join me as we navigate through these waters together, shaping not just outcomes, but the very fabric of trust and collaboration that underpins every meaningful engagement.
Director, Head of Cyber Risk Intelligence, Inside Technology Risk & Digital Asset Risk
The credit card industry has undergone significant changes over the years, driven by technological advancements, changing consumer behaviours, and regulatory developments. This presentation will trace the evolution of credit card product management, from its early days to the present, and explore the key trends shaping its future. We will discuss how product managers have adapted to new challenges and opportunities, such as the rise of digital payments, the importance of data analytics, and the increasing focus on sustainability. We will also examine the role of innovation in driving product development and enhancing the customer experience. Finally, we will look ahead to the future of credit card product management, discussing emerging trends and strategies that will shape the industry in the years to come.
This presentation will delve into the heart of this challenge, exploring the innovative strategies and robust mechanisms that banks can employ to protect the digital assets of their customers. We will dissect the layers of security that shield every transaction, unravel the privacy measures that cloak each digital footprint, and forecast the future of banking in a world where digital wallets are ubiquitous.
Since the invention of Bitcoin, digital money and assets have taken the banking industry by storm. JP Morgan is operating a dollar-backed stablecoin with 1bm USD in daily volumes and a smart contracts platform offering instant transfers and settlement of financial assets. At the same time, BCG estimates that asset tokenisation will reach 16 trillion dollars by 2030. Banks have already passed Proof of Concept and are coming out with their first marketable products. Taking action is becoming imperative for banks to remain competitive.
We’re now at a point where companies and research institutions are announcing plans that make the prospect of capable, real-world quantum computers a likely development. So, it’s time to talk about Quantum computing. It will be capable of decrypting our standard encryption mechanism in near the future. But when is the Q date? What will be the impact on our data, and how can we protect our assets and communication?
In this session, we delve into the transformative world of omnichannel communication within global and local medical affairs. We will explore strategies and requirements for implementing an omnichannel approach, ensuring healthcare professionals have seamless access to diverse resources across multiple platforms. The session will highlight how leveraging data can refine and personalise communication methods, thus enhancing their impact on the target audience. Additionally, the presentation will address the importance of facilitating effective cross-functional communication among medical and commercial teams, especially in fostering a unified strategy. Finally, we will explore methods to tailor content and messaging to suit the diverse preferences of different healthcare professionals and stakeholders. This session promises to offer valuable insights and practical tools for anyone looking to enhance their communication strategies in the rapidly evolving healthcare sector.
CX is a must and a topic all over the place lately. But a superior CX isn’t just about the customer; it demands top-notch EX, emphasising the importance of employee satisfaction and engagement. This presentation aims to showcase how we have leveraged our EX in Merck by using real user-centric, and collaborative work models to support our HR function and deliver a best-in-class experience for our employees on performance and compensation topics.
In this session, we delve into the transformative world of omnichannel communication within global and local medical affairs. We will explore strategies and requirements for implementing an omnichannel approach, ensuring healthcare professionals have seamless access to diverse resources across multiple platforms. The session will highlight how leveraging data can refine and personalise communication methods, thus enhancing their impact on the target audience. Additionally, the presentation will address the importance of facilitating effective cross-functional communication among medical and commercial teams, especially in fostering a unified strategy. Finally, we will explore methods to tailor content and messaging to suit the diverse preferences of different healthcare professionals and stakeholders. This session promises to offer valuable insights and practical tools for anyone looking to enhance their communication strategies in the rapidly evolving healthcare sector.
Navigating the vast expanse of information and cybersecurity in the digital age, one is reminded of the ancient marines charting unknown and troubled waters, guided by the stars above. Just as those navigators of old relied on their deep understanding of celestial to find their way, so too must today’s Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) steer their organisations through the murky depths of cybersecurity regulations, using their knowledge.
Welcome to “Charting the Course: Our Influence on the HCP/Customer Engagement Trek”. Today, we embark on a journey to explore our impact on the ever-evolving landscape of healthcare professional (HCP) and customer engagement. In a world shaped by technology, ethics, and personalisation, our role as navigators of this journey is pivotal. Throughout this discourse, we’ll delve into key topics that define our approach, from leveraging technology to building meaningful connections. Join me as we navigate through these waters together, shaping not just outcomes, but the very fabric of trust and collaboration that underpins every meaningful engagement.
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