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Tech visionApril 3 2018

StanChart’s CIO for India confronts the data surge

Standard Chartered Bank’s chief information officer for India talks to Joy Macknight about using artificial intelligence and big data to uncover new business opportunities, as well as attracting tech talent in a highly competitive market.  
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The Internet of Things is one of the biggest impending technological transformations, according to Zuzar Tinwalla, chief information officer (CIO) for India at Standard Chartered Bank. “Machine-to-machine connectivity is going to have a major impact on society, culture and business,” he says.

Analytics firm IHS Markit predicts the number of connected devices – including smartphones, smartwatches and other wearables, and connected cars – will reach 125 billion by 2030. “This level of connectivity enables mass collection and exchange of information from processes and objects,” Mr Tinwalla continues. “It opens up numerous opportunities for banks, as we will be able to better track, analyse and understand customer behaviour and needs. We can achieve a new level of intimacy with our clients to enable personalised products and services, as well as new cross-selling opportunities.”

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Joy Macknight is the editor of The Banker. She joined the publication in 2015 as transaction banking and technology editor. Previously, she was features editor at Profit & Loss, editorial director at Treasury Today and editor at gtnews. She also worked as a staff writer on Banking Technology and IBM Computer Today, as well as a freelancer on Computer Weekly. She has a BSc from the University of Victoria, Canada.
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