IPF Technology Series

A deep dive into the people and technology that underpin IPF

Our IPF Technology Series highlights some of the key challenges and learning curves when developing software products, and explores the motivations, architecture and principles driving the development of IPF.  

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The Payments Transformation Race: Criteria for Success

Insights include:

  • There is a clear link between the prioritisation of payments transformation and long-term ROI and benefits for banks.
  • Payments are struggling to maintain profitability hurdles as the totaL cost of operation (TCO) continues to rise and margins continue to thin.
  • Banks are struggling to implement a payments revenue model that moves away from thinning transactional fees, and instead leverages the value of payments data.
  • Banks will need to invest in new technologies and build collaborative partnerships to accelerate transformation and enable cost savings.
  • Banks that have a clear and robust payments transformation plan are more profitable than their competitors, widening the gap between the winners and losers in the transformation race.
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Blogs

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5 common software product challenges

Over the past 20+ years, Simon Callan has been deeply involved in designing, building and delivering systems in a few different sectors across a multitude of technologies and methodologies, varying team sizes and…


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CQRS and Event Sourcing: good options for instant payments?

In the second part of our series exploring the motivations, architecture and principles driving the development of IPF, Sirin Sevinc, Senior Solution Architect, explains the roles CQRS and Event Sourcing play in…


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The clash of the frameworks

Setting the scene In the third part of our series exploring the motivations, architecture and principles driving the development of IPF, Pat Altaie, Senior Consultant, discusses the benefits of using interoperable programming…


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Accelerating software engineering through Domain specific languages

In the fourth part of our series exploring the motivations, architecture and principles driving the development of IPF, Tom Beadman, Principal Engineer at Icon Solutions, discusses the benefits of using Domain-Specific Languages…


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Why MPS language workbench is key for successful LOP

This is fifth part of our series exploring the motivations, architecture and principles driving the development of IPF. Volodymyr Prokopyuk, Senior Payments Architect at Icon Solutions, discusses the benefits of Language Orientated…


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