Learn how CapTech is partnering with state agencies to pioneer a modern approach to workers’ compensation, streamlining the process and improving outcomes for all involved.
In today’s complex and regulated financial services environment, institutions face pressure to modernize by digitizing workflows, reduce manual review cycles, and enable scalable, auditable processes. At the same time, the regulatory landscape is shifting rapidly, with changes to expectations around rules and regulations that were previously stable or slow to change. In this climate, institutions want to move faster, scale efficiently, and reduce manual work. But in the push toward digital transformation, many teams overlook an important distinction, the difference between process acceleration and true automation.
What if transparency in government could unlock new levels of efficiency and economic prosperity? States across the country find themselves in a fierce competition to attract new businesses and stimulate economic development. Amidst this competitive landscape, the ability to promise — and deliver — efficient and expedited permitting, licensing, and certification processes has become a top priority for states looking to stand out.
At CapTech, our people are committed to making meaningful contributions to our communities. In late 2024, CapTech SI Senior Consultant Carlos Rubido partnered with the University of Florida’s Society of PC Building to provide mentorship as they addressed an urgent need—creating a responsive website to promote events, foster engagement, and extend their presence on campus.
Modern core banking platforms are defined by real-time processing, robust customer management, and scalability. They leverage cloud-native architectures for flexibility and cost-efficiency, utilizing APIs for seamless integration with third-party services and microservices for independent development and deployment. Security and compliance are ensured through encryption and firewalls, while advanced technologies like AI and machine learning enhance hyper-automation and transparency. Additionally, a focus on user experience design ensures intuitive and user-friendly interfaces for customers.
Process prioritization helps banks avoid common pitfalls, such as wasting resources on low-impact projects or becoming bogged down by technical complexities. Effective prioritization also enables leaders to direct resources toward high-value opportunities, balancing immediate operational improvements with long-term strategic objectives. This article explores why deliberate prioritization is helpful and approaches for investment prioritization.
Customer expectations continue to grow as industry leaders deliver advanced innovation and AI solutions that offer hyper-personalized experiences and large-scale loyalty strategies. As these leaders create a high benchmark, it can be challenging for other businesses to know where to start, what to change, and how to keep up with the fast-paced landscape of customer loyalty and outreach.
For the past decade, sports leagues have been looking for ways to increase pace of play, engage younger audiences, create more action, and add personalization that ultimately enhances the fan experience. Golf has traditionally held tournaments that span several days with over a hundred players. For fans who are just looking to tune in for a couple of hours, it can be a challenge to sync timing with the on-course action.
Core banking platforms are the backbone of financial institutions, managing essential functions such as account management, transactions, loans, and customer data. These systems support a wide range of processes, including deposit and withdrawal processing, loan disbursement and repayment, interest and fee calculation, and customer relationship management. They also handle regulatory reporting, fraud detection, and compliance monitoring. Despite their importance, many institutions still rely on outdated and costly legacy systems.
The oil and gas industry is facing a critical juncture as we complete the first quarter of 2025. The industry is seeing influence and opportunity across technological advancements, regulatory changes, evolving market demands, and geopolitical dynamics.
As AI evolves, autonomous decision-making systems, known as agentic AI, are reshaping the way organizations and industries adapt to change. Agentic AI differs from traditional AI by enabling autonomous completion of multi-step tasks, which can lead to potential changes in job roles and responsibilities.