Temenos to Host SCALE Virtual Developer Conference to Shape the Future of Banking

Press Releases, November 3, 2020

Temenos – Company

GENEVA, Switzerland – November 03, 2020 – Temenos (SIX: TEMN), the banking software company, today announced that registration is open for Temenos SCALE on the 18-19 November 2020. Temenos SCALE is the biggest developer conference in the banking industry, attracting developers from over 106 countries and from every type and size of institution across the banking industry. At Temenos SCALE, this global developer community will experience hands-on workshops, presentations and demonstrations with a focus on Explainable AI, microservices and open APIs and cloud technologies. Register here for this free to attend event.

Paul Roberts, Director, Temenos Developer Community & MarketPlace, Temenos, said:

“Developers love Temenos because we have the most advanced technology, the richest ecosystem and the largest customer base of the most ambitious and challenger banks. We recognize the vital role our developer community plays in shaping the future of banking and we are committed to developers’ success. We invest an industry leading 20 per cent of our revenues into research and development – a further $1bn investment over just the next few years. And we are making significant investment in our developers too, supporting them with the tools, skills and knowledge to use our technology to solve real world problems at scale. Our API-first technology and modern microservices-based architecture enables rapid innovation and our MarketPlace gives developers a shop window into banks serving more than one billion people around the world. Banking truly is the most exciting space for developers right now and Temenos SCALE is the flagship event to bring the developer community together, to learn, share and grow.”

Attendees of Temenos SCALE will hear from influential technology and banking industry leaders. Temenos CEO Max Chuard will keynote on why now is a pivotal moment in the banking industry, how developers are shaping the future and making banking a force for good and how Temenos is supporting them with innovative technologies to create and bring new products to market faster.

Banks face mounting pressure as they try to keep pace with evolving customer expectations, competition and changing regulations. Covid-19 has accelerated the shift to digital banking and SaaS; Open Banking regulation is splitting the value chain and proving a catalyst for innovation; and with the rise of big tech, customers now expect seamless, hyper-personalized experiences. These trends are driven and enabled by technology and banks increasingly need developers to help them survive and thrive in this digital-first era.

The Temenos SCALE event will include over 40 sessions, including hands-on workshops and product demonstrations. Attendees will also hear from Temenos’ technology partners and customers. ABN AMRO will share insights on the power of analytics, Openbank on the extensibility of Temenos Transact to differentiate and Canadian Western Bank on design thinking. The event is supported by IBM as the headline sponsor, Microsoft, Red Hat, TailWind, NuoDB and Syncordis,

Andre Tost, Distinguished Engineer and CTO, IBM Cloud Pak Architecture, said:

“At Temenos SCALE, you’ll hear about how IBM and our business partner Temenos are working together to bring hybrid cloud solutions to banking, and deliver greater automation, innovation and integration capabilities to our joint clients. I hope you’ll join us as we explore the incredible advances of modern software and API-led technology built with IBM offerings, like LinuxONE and IBM Cloud Paks. We look forward to engaging the brightest minds in the developer community – today’s change leaders – to discuss how we can work together to create powerful change in the banking industry on a global scale.”

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Temenos Base Camp was recently recognized as one of top 10 Best Designed online communities by community consultancy FeverBee.