Monitoring as a service for SDN Based cloud data centers

Elsaadawy, Mona

doi:10.1145/3366624.3368166

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“…These AI-driven interfaces are adept at responding to customer inquiries and providing assistance, thereby catering to the needs of individuals whose work schedules do not accommodate traditional business hours. By leveraging natural language processing and machine learning algorithms, these virtual agents can understand and address a wide range of customer questions with accuracy and efficiency, ensuring that banking services are accessible at any time, day or night (ElSaadawy et al, 2022). This constant availability is particularly beneficial for customers who require after-hours support or those who prefer to manage their finances outside of conventional working hours.…”

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Research on the Development of Inclusive Finance in Hong Kong: A Fintech Perspective

Xiangshan

2024

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The concept of inclusive finance encompasses the dissemination of accessible, efficient, and affordable financial services to every segment and stratum of society, fostering the broader reach and intensification of financial services. As the global economy evolves, inclusive finance has emerged as a critical component within the financial frameworks of numerous nations. Nevertheless, conventional financial systems exhibit certain constraints when catering to micro, small, and medium enterprises, as well as individuals with lower incomes, leaving unresolved issues of service universality and disparities in financial access. Financial technology, or FinTech, involves a collection of technologies and business models that leverage technological innovation to create new financial products, enhance service delivery, and streamline financial operations, thereby improving overall efficiency. The advent of FinTech presents both new avenues and challenges for the integration of financial services. Hong Kong, a prominent international financial hub, boasts a sophisticated, resilient, and highly liberalized financial architecture. The surge in FinTech innovation within Hong Kong has introduced fresh avenues for the advancement of inclusive financial services. Despite this, the progression of inclusive finance in Hong Kong encounters certain obstacles, including the persistence of financial exclusion and the need for enhanced financial literacy. This study evaluates the current state of inclusive financial development in Hong Kong, scrutinizes the deployment of FinTech within the context of inclusive finance, and offers pertinent policy suggestions to bolster the growth of inclusive financial services in the region. The insights derived from this research facilitate a deeper comprehension of the landscape and challenges of inclusive finance in Hong Kong, investigate the role and integration of FinTech in this domain, and provide valuable guidance and proposals for the further development of inclusive financial services in Hong Kong. Furthermore, the findings of this paper hold relevance and potential implications for the advancement of inclusive financial systems in other jurisdictions.

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Research on the Development of Inclusive Finance in Hong Kong: A Fintech Perspective

Xiangshan

2024

IJEF

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Monitoring as a service for SDN Based cloud data centers

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Research on the Development of Inclusive Finance in Hong Kong: A Fintech Perspective

Research on the Development of Inclusive Finance in Hong Kong: A Fintech Perspective

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