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EPISODE · Aug 27, 2024 · 36 MIN

Hybrid vs. native banking apps: adopting a polyglot architecture

from Banking Reinvented

Episode 11 of ‘Banking Reinvented’ offers insights into the critical role that polyglot architecture plays in modernizing your banking systems.This time, Tim Rutten is joined by Marco Santarelli, VP of Channels at Backbase, to discuss the complexities of a modern banking architecture, the importance of choosing the right technology, and the risks of fragmented systems.Tune in to explore how your bank can adopt a more flexible and composable architecture that supports incremental modernization.Curious to find out more about customer-centric banking?Follow us on LinkedIn:-> Backbase-> Jouk Pleiter-> Tim Rutten-> Marco SantarelliStep into the future of finance -> Check out our content hubTimestamps:(00:00) - Welcome to the ‘Banking Reinvented’ podcast(03:38) - Introduction to polyglot architectures(06:03) - Comparing traditional and polyglot architectures(12:04) - How a polyglot architecture affects front-end and mobile development(19:24) - Trade-offs of a polyglot architecture(25:31) - Modernizing progressively with a platform-based approach(29:00) - AI and Python driving the adoption of polyglot architecture(32:38) - Key takeaways(36:04) - Episode wrap-up

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