Author Archives: Harvitpal Arora

Digital Transformation. The imitation of the real world.

All industries today are building, the platforms of business.

These industries, in and which we work for (e.g. health, finance, etc.), are a set of, real world, complex and dynamic systems; the health system, the monetary or banking systems, etc.

Digital platforms are also, complex and dynamic, systems.

The characteristics and attributes of a real world, system, are near identical to that of a digital, system.

A digital platform then, imitates, a real world system; by replicating its (business) functions.

Digital transformation; The imitation of the real world, has no boundaries.

The adoption and building of platforms allows for greater effectiveness and efficiency of the operations of our businesses and the purposes that they serve.

These platforms enable operating our businesses with excellence, in turn allowing our organisations the room to create, to innovate, to differentiate.

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Simplifying Monetary Intermediation.

At it’s very simplest, a bank facilitates the provision of the means to an end. The process of facilitating exchange of money (the means) between two or more parties is referred to as intermediation. In turn, this exchange facilitates economic trade activity (the end). We are Simplifying Monetary intermediation. We are enabling financial services transparencyContinue reading “Simplifying Monetary Intermediation.”