Labor Day, which we celebrated in the U.S. on Monday, marks the unofficial end of summer. The summer, however, has been anything but relaxing, with intense market volatility amid economic uncertainty and fears about the European debt crisis and potential of a double dip recession.
Of course, there’s no magic bullet to making conditions more stable and it’s likely that the financial industry will continue to experience lots of ups and downs on the road to recovery.
The title of the keynote address at our 2nd Annual Business Process Management and Technology Innovation Forum and Expo is “Can BPM Rescue the Financial Services Industry?” is provocative and meant to spur discussion about whether or not the financial services industry needs rescuing or whether it will be able to recover on its own.
Our keynote speaker, Adam Bryan, is managing director at Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC). DTCC knows a thing or two about process and technology: In 2009, DTCC settled more than $1.48 quadrillion in securities transactions. I’m interested to hear Adam’s perspective on how improvements in process and automation can have a dramatic impact on efficiency and resource optimization and why BPM holds great promise for the financial services firms.
We look forward to seeing you at the 2nd Annual Business Process Management and Technology Innovation Forum and Expo on October 5th at the Yale Club of New York City. For more information Click Here.
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