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Join us at the disruption zone at pay360 to de-risk transformation and deliver quality at pace
Evolving regulations and new technologies are reshaping financial services, prompting many organisations to overhaul legacy systems and reduce technical debt through digital transformation. However, with McKinsey reporting that 70% of transformation projects fail, the risks are significant. Financial institutions must manage complex change while maintaining compliance and ensuring seamless day-to-day operations. Striking this balance is critical to delivering transformation successfully.
At the heart of every successful transformation is quality engineering—a strategic approach that ensures technology outcomes are delivered at pace without compromising on quality. Failing to embed a quality-first approach can result in costly delays, regulatory missteps, or unexpected service disruptions.
That’s why Roq is excited to attend PAY360, where we will deliver an exclusive speaker slot on why quality is central to delivering successful digital transformation in financial services. Our Senior Quality Engineering Architect, Steve Mellor, will be joined by TFPA associate partner Phil Stunt (ex-COO Barclaycard, ex-CIO Fiserv) to explore how a quality-first approach helps financial institutions mitigate risk, meet compliance requirements, and ensure resilient, future-proof operations that are delivered on time and budget.
Join us for this lively discussion at “Optty @ the Disruption Zone” at 14:30 on Tuesday, March 25, where Steve and Phil will share real-world insights and practical strategies that can help financial institutions navigate complex transformation programmes and avoid costly delays, regulatory missteps, or unexpected service disruptions.
At Roq, we help financial institutions deliver on their most crucial technology initiatives, reduce risk and drive efficiency. Whether tackling legacy system technical debt, scaling automation, managing compliance, streamlining BAU, or ensuring a smooth and compliant ISO 20022 migration, our expertise ensures your systems are resilient, future-proof, and delivered on time and within budget.
We’ll be available throughout Pay360 at stand 181 to discuss your unique goals and challenges and how quality Engineering can support the delivery of robust, de-risked solutions at pace—without ever compromising on quality.
If you have any burning technical questions, why not book a chat with our Delivery Lead, Paul Darby? He is an experienced Quality professional who can provide expert insights into overcoming complex testing and transformation challenges. Alternatively, using the Pay360 app, you can book a meeting with Robbie Bhatti, our client director, for a broader discussion on how Roq can support quality within your business.
We look forward to seeing you at Pay360!
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