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ebankIT and Five Degrees Enter a Strategic Partnership with Global Ambition - Vimarsana News

ebankIT and Five Degrees Enter a Strategic Partnership with Global Ambition

EbankIT, an omnichannel digital banking platform, has signed a partnership with °neo by Five Degrees, the cloud-native core banking platform. The collaboration seeks to improve digital experiences by creating a more robust end-to-end banking platform for banks and other lenders. This gives them the modern financial tools to reduce their time-to-market and stay ahead of the

EbankIT and Five Degress join forces on digital banking - Vimarsana News

EbankIT and Five Degress join forces on digital banking

EbankIT, an omnichannel digital banking platform, has signed a partnership with °neo by Five Degrees, the cloud-native core banking platform.

Podcast: Five Degrees of Change, Mark Mellett - Vimarsana News

Podcast: Five Degrees of Change, Mark Mellett

The former head of the Irish Defence Forces discussed the security implications of climate change, starting his own green business, and climate displacement.

'We need to build up our own capacity to become energy self-sufficient' – Mark Mellett - Vimarsana News

'We need to build up our own capacity to become energy self-sufficient' – Mark Mellett

As part of the Business Post’s Five Degrees of Change podcast, environmentalist Mark Mellett names both policy changes and personal aspirations for an ecologically robust world

'The way we are living, with such intense consumerism, is not sustainable' – Erinch Sahan - Vimarsana News

'The way we are living, with such intense consumerism, is not sustainable' – Erinch Sahan

We need to completely rethink our economic structures – but luckily we already know how to do this, says Erinch Sahan, head of business and enterprise with the Doughnut Economics Action Lab, who supplies five policy and personal changes he would make for a greener world