Composable banking: overcoming your legacy tech

A composable platform architecture can help your bank create a more efficient, agile, and customer-centric environment.

In episode 6 of 'Banking Reinvented,' Tim Rutten and Jouk Pleiter explain the differences between a composable architecture and a monolithic one. They also discuss the critical components of a composable platform fabric, such as identity management, process orchestration, and data synchronization.

Tune in to learn more about composable banking and how it can help your bank drive business value and innovation.

(00:00) - Welcome to the ‘Banking Reinvented’ podcast

(00:37) - AI integration in banking

(04:02) - Components of a composable architecture

(07:25) - Benefits of a composable architecture

(09:12) - Challenges and strategies for implementing

(15:00) - Omnichannel banking logic

(18:32) - The composable platform fabric at Backbase

(25:18) - Biggest lesson on architectural redesigns

(27:29) - Key takeaways

(32:58) - Episode wrap-up

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