Modernization in FSBI: Refactoring Your Workforce for the Future from Pluralsight

Gone are the days of cashing checks in person. Contactless payments, facial recognition, robo-advisors, financial fraud prevention—technology is transforming the FSBI industry by providing customers with greater accessibility and convenience. But at what cost? Hear from industry leaders about the latest technology trends and solutions, from AI to cloud, at the forefront of the FSBI industry and what it takes to ensure your technology workforce can keep up while juggling compliance, risk, and data management alongside customer and competitive pressures.

Hear from industry leaders about the latest technology trends and solutions, from AI to cloud, at the forefront of the FSBI industry and what it takes to ensure your technology workforce can keep up while juggling compliance, risk, and data management alongside customer and competitive pressures.

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Syllabus

Modernization in FSBI: Refactoring your workforce for the future

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Examines advanced concepts, industry trends, and essential software tools for technology professionals in the financial services industry

Taught by industry leaders with extensive experience in financial technology

Provides insights into the latest technologies and best practices in the financial services industry

Suitable for technology professionals in the financial services industry with a basic understanding of technology and its applications in financial services

Requires a strong understanding of financial services concepts and technologies

May require additional training or resources to fully grasp advanced concepts

Career center

Learners who complete Modernization in FSBI: Refactoring Your Workforce for the Future will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:

Financial Analyst

Financial Analysts make sound financial decisions by analyzing data and making recommendations to maximize profit, minimize costs, and increase revenue. A background in financial technology in this course will open the door to many financial analyst roles.

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Financial Consultant

Financial Consultants advise clients on financial matters so they can make informed decisions that can lead to improved financial outcomes. This course can be helpful for those who want to develop skills to excel as a Financial Consultant, especially because managing data is a key part of the role.

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Investment Banker

Investment Bankers provide guidance on mergers and acquisitions, capital raising, and other financial transactions. They need to have a strong understanding of financial technology, especially as it pertains to data management.

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Risk Manager

Risk Managers play a critical role in organizations by identifying, assessing, and mitigating risks. By managing and analyzing data, Risk Managers can help an organization achieve its business objectives more efficiently.

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Data Scientist

Data Scientists use their knowledge of math, statistics, and computer science to analyze data and extract meaningful insights. This course teaches foundational financial technology skills needed to become a successful Data Scientist in the financial services industry.

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Computer Systems Analyst

Computer Systems Analysts implement and maintain computer systems. The financial technology knowledge taught in this course would supplement a background in computer systems, and may open up doors to roles in the financial services industry.

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Software Architect

Software Architects design and develop software applications. This course will help build a foundation in financial technology for Software Architects who wish to work in the FSBI industry.

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Database Administrator

Database Administrators are responsible for the installation, configuration, and maintenance of database management systems. This course may be helpful to those who are looking to become a Database Administrator within the FSBI industry.

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Software Developer

Software Developers design, develop, and test software applications and systems. This course may be helpful for Software Developers who want to work in the financial services industry, as it will give them an understanding of the unique needs of the industry.

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IT Specialist

IT Specialists design, develop, install, and maintain computer systems and applications. This course may be helpful for those who want to work as an IT Specialist in the financial services industry.

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IT Auditor

IT Auditors are responsible for reviewing internal controls and recommending improvements to strengthen an organization's IT systems. This course can help to develop the knowledge of FSBI systems needed to become a successful IT Auditor.

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IT Manager

IT Managers plan and direct the implementation, maintenance, and upgrading of computer systems and networks. This course will help develop an understanding of the financial services industry needed to become a successful IT Manager.

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Network Administrator

Network Administrators plan, implement, and maintain computer networks. This course can be helpful for Network Administrators who want to work in the financial services industry.

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Information Security Analyst

Information Security Analysts plan and implement security measures to protect an organization's computer systems and networks. This course may be helpful for Information Security Analysts who want to work in the financial services industry.

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Business Analyst

Business Analysts analyze an organization's business processes to identify areas for improvement. This course may be helpful for Business Analysts who want to work in the financial services industry, as it will give them an understanding of the unique needs of the industry.

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