Keeping a major bank going during the pandemic: Interview with Kate Platonova, Chief Data and Architecture Officer, HSBC
Computing speaks exclusively to Kate Platonova, Chief Data and Architecture Officer, HSBC to discuss the pandemic, remote working and quantum computing
Kate Platonova, Chief Data and Architecture Officer, HSBC
Those organisations who were more invested in cloud tended to fare better at the start of the Coronavirus pandemic in early 2020. One example is HSBC, which uses a range of cloud technology to provide...
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