Great appointment.
21 Apr 2022 12:25 Read comment
BNPL in many markets is going to be regulated in an increasingly aggresive manner. A photograph of a pay slip is a suicidal way to asses a credit risk. The US is already reporting on surveys seing 30% of people missing payments. Open Banking can clearly assist here by giving a lender a much clearer picture of the likelyhood they will get their money back and not letting people sleepwalk into debt they shouldnt take.
02 Mar 2022 12:14 Read comment
That Sheriff Of Nottingham sticks his nose in everywhere !
28 Nov 2019 09:56 Read comment
It's a great solution. I don't know about the fees but it was pretty straight forward for us to build. Bodes well.
22 Oct 2019 17:04 Read comment
This is going to age me ! When I started working in payments in the early 1990's everything and I mean everything had to be available 5 9's. Thats 99.999% uptime, now it seems acceptable to hit 1 9, less than 90%. Have we lost the engineering expertise to build fault tolerant solutions or are we just "bolting" a lot of new technology onto fundamemtally incompatible "Legacy" systems ?
23 May 2019 15:30 Read comment
ouch!
07 Feb 2019 17:45 Read comment
You raise a great point regarding synthetic or “real world” data. This is always a challenge and we tackle this problem daily in a number of ways. Highlighting the insufficiencies in your current test approach and solving these issues is just as important as the execution of the tests you already have, automated or not. I’d still like to think that by looking at the problem through the lens of 2018 technology you can significantly increase your luck though.
06 Nov 2018 10:06 Read comment
Increasingly complex and aging legacy systems + dash to new technology + outdated testing practices = more stories like this every month.
25 Jun 2018 17:00 Read comment
What we are finding is that it is good for analysing test results, we generate a lot of results and logs. What is often hard to spot is a test that ran fine for 6 months then stopped woking for some reason vs one that has failed then one and only time it ran. Clearly the former of those two needs closer attention. AI is very well suited to this.
21 Jun 2018 14:49 Read comment
Hi Robin, until recently I would have agreed, one of the reasons my old company developed ASSET 20 years ago, which makes me feel very old as it was the month my son was born ! was because we wanted a quick and cheap way to address the immediate testing needs of individual projects.
Over the years an increasing amount of "Tier-1" organisations have definitley "bought into" the test infrastructure concept, for example we are currently helping a "brand" change the way hundreds of testers approach the testing of its core systems globally as a whole.
I see the industry challenge being to remove the commercial barriers to this kind of technology to allow all payments "participants" to have access to this platform approach. I do however share your view that the testing approach to payments can be, understandably but to its detriment, very project driven, and I think that this is a real problem.
13 Jun 2018 10:46 Read comment
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