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The year 2020 was characterised by dramatic changes and new challenges for all of us. Not only has the financial sector been affected for years by new regulations, pressure on costs and margins, innovative competitors, other market participants (FinTechs, Challengers, Disruptors & Co) or demanding customers. We are now currently facing the effects of a pandemic of unknown proportions due to COVID 19. Of course, this will introduce new challenges.
But what will 2021 be like? And then 2022, 2023 ...?
The fact is: We don't know. Not yet. You probably feel the same way. But one thing is clear: The new challenges will not diminish and it is up to each and every one of us to decide whether they should be seen as an "opportunity" or a "threat".
 
Albert Einstein once said: ‘I'm more interested in the future than in the past, because the future is where I intend to live!‘
 
And there is some truth in that! That definitely also applies to business. This is because: The success of recent years does not mean that you can rest on your laurels for the next few years. The market is constantly on the move. Your competitors never sleep. The customer always comes first...
 
That's why we stick with Alan Kay’ saying: ‘The best way to predict the future is to invent it.‘
When applied to the business in which we and our customers engage, we interpret this to mean implementing a proactive approach. The meaningful deployment of resources allows players to react quickly to changes in conditions in a cost-effective and efficient manner or even better, to gain added value as a source of competitive advantage.
A future-oriented financial institution usually implements this type of project together with a suitable partner who can introduce not only innovative technologies but also professional and organisational added value.
 
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