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Following this post on linkedin, I thought that I could share one of my own experiences.

From Transistors to Intelligence We live surrounded by computers.

I spoke to to Rudolf Falat, founder of the Voice of FinTech podcast about leveraging AI in anti-fraud prevention and cybersecurity.

For forty years we have been building Information Systems in corporations in the same way, with the same architecture, with very little innovations and changes in paradigms: On one side the Operational Information System which sustains day-to-day operatio…

(Article initially published on NetGuardians' blog) NetGuardians overcomes the problems of analyzing billions of pieces of data in real time with a unique combination of technologies to offer unbeatable fraud detection and efficient transaction monitoring…

In my current company, we embrace agility down the line, from the Product Management Processes and approaches down to the Software Development culture.

(Article initially published on NetGuardians' blog) Whenever our software is run head-to-head in a pitch situation against that of our rivals, we always come out top.

Well.

The Search for Product-Market Fit is the sinews of war in a startup company.

Test Driven Development is a development practice from eXtreme Programming which combines test-first development where you write a test before you write just enough production code to fulfill that test and refactoring.

Yesterday we were amazed by the first smartphones.

In my current company, we implement a state-of-the art banking Fraud Detection system using an Artificial Intelligence running on a Big Data Analytics platform.

The world of fraud prevention in banking institutions has always been largely based on rules.

The below is an extract from an interview I ran in February 2019 during the EPFL Forward event.

The digitalization with its changes of means and behaviours and the induced society and industrial evolution is putting increasingly more pressure on banks.

This is a collection of three videos I recorded for the "Empowerment Fundation" as part of their file on Artificial Intelligence.

The Lambda Architecture, first proposed by Nathan Marz, attempts to provide a combination of technologies that together provide the characteristics of a web-scale system that satisfies requirements for availability, maintainability, fault-tolerance and lo…

In this article, I intend to present my company's - NetGuardians - approach when it comes to deploying Artificial Intelligence techniques towards better fraud detection and prevention.

I am presenting in this video NetGuardians' Big Data approach, technologies and its advantages for the banking institutions willing to deploy big data technologies for Fraud Prevention.

Agility in Software Development is a lot of things, a collection of so many different methods.

The Bangladesh bank heist - or SWIFT attack - is one of the biggest bank robberies ever, and the most impressive cyber-crime in history.

Edited 2017-10-30: I was using ES 5.0.0 with Spark 2.2.0 at the time of writing the initial version of this article.

Edited 2017-10-30: I was using ES 5.0.0 with Spark 2.2.0 at the time of writing the initial version of this article.

Edited 2017-10-30: I was using ES 5.0.0 with Spark 2.2.0 at the time of writing the initial version of this article.

After writing my previous article, I wondered how I could represent on a single schematic all the Agile Principles and Practices from the methods I am following, XP, Scrum, Lean Startup, DevOps and others.

All the work on Agility in the Software Engineering Business in the past 20 years, initiated by Kent Beck, Ward Cunningham and Ron Jeffries, comes from the finding that traditional engineering methodologies apply only poorly to the Software Engineering bu…

Following my first article on Bytecode manipulation with Javassist presented there: Bytecode manipulation with Javassist for fun and profit part I: Implementing a lightweight IoC container in 300 lines of code, I am here presenting another example of Byte…

A few weeks ago, I did a speech about the Digitalization and its impact on financial institutions, both in terms of challenges and opportunities in the context of my role as Head of R&D in my current company.

I've seen this infographic from Christopher Webb at Deloitte (at the time) recently.

Java bytecode is the form of instructions that the JVM executes.