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Eugenemy receives speech and occupational therapy.

Here he receives speech and language.

My son Luca receives speech therapy.

He receives speech therapy, occupational therapy, and physical therapy.

Since bringing my son to Specialized Therapy Services, his language has just exploded - just

significantly better.

That was his main barrier with autism.

He has mastered almost all of the letters that he had trouble pronouncing.

Here, she is writing her alphabet, coloring in the lines.

He likes the new ideas because they have been introduced to him more interestingly than

just a piece of paper and a pencil.

He has improved in using his communication' device; he recommends more pictures, and he

is able to navigate it.

I'd definitely recommend it.

If they need the help, get the help.

And this is a fun place to do it.

Specialized Therapy Services.

For more infomation >> Specialized Therapy Services at the OAS Center - Duration: 1:02.

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Microsoft Enterprise Services – Financial Services – Volante Payments Perspective - Duration: 2:28.

>> Hi, I'm Rupert Nicolay from

a Microsoft Enterprise Services Financial Services team.

And I'm here today with Nadish Lad.

He's from Volante, one of

our ISPs has an exciting announcement out today

around the payment solution being

available on our Azure platform.

Nadish, would you like to introduce yourself.

>> Hi. I'm Nadish.

And I head

the payments function for Volante Technologies.

>> Great. And Nadish,

maybe you can tell us a little bit about why

you've chosen the Cloud

as a platform to land your payment technologies.

>> Rupert, as per what we're seeing

is from a white customer base,

people are more comfortable about the Cloud now.

And so, what we felt was

a natural progression for utilizing

the benefits of the Cloud infrastructure

for all our customers to use,

and potentially new customers to host new services

and provide new innovative solutions around the space.

>> Sure. And if we look to

the payment space specifically,

all sort of any entry points for

full payment solutions in the Cloud that you

see as being particularly relevant for customers.

>> Yeah. We're particularly

focusing on customer on-boarding.

That remains a pain point for

banks or corporate customers,

or for corporates to have a multi-banking relationship.

What we see is the Cloud platform

that is economies of scale as

the ideal target by

which we can solve this problem on both sides.

So that's one of the first

primary focus as we are looking at.

>> Great.

And the balance of your suite,

you have the other components the suite

available on the Cloud platform

as well, from a payment's perspective?

>> Absolutely.

Volante provides end to end

payment processing starting from transformation,

channels, hubs, as well as gateways.

And we have made sure that all these are

available on the Cloud for customers to use.

>> Right. Well, thanks very much for that information.

And for more information,

you can head up to microsoft.com/banking.

Microsoft services can work together

with partners like Volante to make sure

that you have a production

ready implementation of critical workloads,

like payments on our Azure platform. Thank you very much.

For more infomation >> Microsoft Enterprise Services – Financial Services – Volante Payments Perspective - Duration: 2:28.

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Microsoft Enterprise Services – Financial Services – Cybersecurity - Duration: 2:31.

>> Hi, I'm Dave Morehouse and

I'm here with Brian Jackson.

Brian, would you take a moment to

introduce yourself to our audience?

>> Sure. I'm a Financial Services Industry Architect with

Microsoft Consulting Services and

my role really focuses on

helping our customers in

banking insurance and capital markets to make

good use of Microsoft technologies in

their digital transformation efforts,

both internally and with customer-facing systems.

>> Terrific. So let's talk a

little bit about cybersecurity.

To your mind, what is one of

the key challenges that banks and

other financial institutions have in this space?

>> Sure, absolutely. I think that

the core of the cybersecurity issue is really

how banks address

increasingly aggressive and sophisticated threats

without compromising user experience.

And to be able to do that,

we think that artificial intelligence and threat

intelligence are very important components of that.

So the use of behavioral analytics, for example,

to protect user identities without being obtrusive and

interrupting the user experience is a key approach,

and having an intelligence-led

security strategy that focuses on

the right advanced threat actors and

the right threats that are targeting

the financial services industry.

And we as Microsoft have

unique insight into the threat landscape.

We literally have billions of

endpoints through Windows devices,

Office 365, Azure, even Xbox.

They give us an unprecedented view of

the threat landscape and we get trillions of signals from

those devices that we feed into

our Intelligent Security Graph which then powers

a whole suite of tools and technologies that our users,

that our customers can take advantage

of for protecting their enterprises.

>> Okay, terrific. So what is it that

Microsoft Enterprise Services in particular can do

to help financial services institutions

get started in their own cybersecurity solutions?

>> Sure, absolutely. Microsoft Consulting has

a broad range of services in this area,

everything from beginning with the threat assessment,

so understanding what your security landscape looks like,

what threats you're going to be facing,

where you might have potentials for compromises,

formulation of strategy, implementation of

technologies for detection, prevention, and response.

And then finally, we also have

services for recovery and remediation.

If a customer does experience a breach,

we can come in and help them to recover from that.

>> Well, thank you Brian for sharing.

For more information on this topic and others,

please refer to microsoft.com/banking.

For more infomation >> Microsoft Enterprise Services – Financial Services – Cybersecurity - Duration: 2:31.

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Add Business Logic and SaaS Services to Oracle Visual Builder Cloud Service Applications - Duration: 3:29.

I've already built a simple expense application in Visual Builder.

Now I want to add business logic and SaaS services to the application.

I go back into the development environment and switch the view to look at the designer

for the business object.

I can see the Expense and Types objects and I can modify them.

For example I'll add some business logic to the expense report to check if an expense

item is too costly.

This will happen every time I insert a record.

If I edit the new trigger, I can define a specific flow.

I start with a condition.

In the condition, I check whether the cost is excessive.

I give it a name.

I define the condition.

I'm using a basic condition here, to check if the cost is greater than a specific amount.

I choose a hundred dollars as the limit.

I want to define an action if this is the case.

I set up a name for the action and add the logic.

I can choose from a list of options.

If this item is too costly, the approval field will be set to TRUE.

I go back to the page designer, and run the application again.

This time, I create a new expense and I make it expensive.

This is a lunch with a value greater than $100.

I choose a type.

Notice I'm not checking the approval field.

I click Save and Close.

In the table that's displayed, the business logic has been invoked.

The approval field has automatically been set to true.

This is the implementation of business logic in the application.

The user interface can scale to show on different device sizes.

I can tune the look and feel of the application even further.

For example, I can choose the table and say that on a phone in portrait mode,

instead of a table, I want to show a list.

I can even eliminate some of the fields from being shown on a smaller device.

Here I have a short list with a few fields.

If I switch to a bigger device, I can see the full list of fields in the table.

I go back into the page designer.

Again using the live preview, I go to the Edit expense page.

I'm adding a field that gets data from an external service.

In the data designer, I look at the service catalog.

The service catalog includes a list of services that were prepopulated from an Oracle SaaS

application and other services.

In this case, I select a service from the Oracle Human Capital Management System.

This is related to locations.

I choose the location object.

I can choose which field I want to show.

I can choose the authentication type that I want the application to use.

I just added another source of data to the application.

I can drag a new field into this page and hook the field up to the new object and a

specific field within it.

This creates a new field in the expense report.

I name the field Location.

I go back to the homepage and run the application.

Again, I edit one of the records.

Now I can choose a location with the values coming directly from an Oracle SaaS application.

That's how easy it is to extend the application to use Oracle SaaS information.

Once the application is ready to get tested, I use this stage to create an instance of

the application that users can test.

Once the tests have passed, I can publish the application to create a real live instance

of the application that people can use.

That's the development experience with Oracle Visual Builder Cloud Service.

For more information, visit us online at cloud.oracle.com/visual-builder.

For more infomation >> Add Business Logic and SaaS Services to Oracle Visual Builder Cloud Service Applications - Duration: 3:29.

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Microsoft Enterprise Services – See the latest in banking with Toni Townes-Whitley - Duration: 1:19.

>> Hi, Latem audience,

today we have a very very special guest with us,

our VP for Public Sector and Industry. Hello Toni.

>> Hi, Hello, Hola Latem!

This is great, I'm here at Sibos in

Toronto and I'm here with

my friends from Microsoft Enterprise Services,

and we are here at a phenomenal financial services event.

You're going to hear all of the great buzz,

but phenomenally as we sit at

the Microsoft booth there have

been three topics that have been highlighted.

One the collaboration between fintech and

traditional enterprise financial services

and insurance organizations.

A lot of conversation about AI and how AI can be used,

Artificial Intelligence

throughout the financial services ecosystem

and all kinds of examples of data,

predictive data, big data,

machine learning and Microsoft

is showing up so prominently.

This is just one in

a series of industry events that we have.

Next coming will be NRF for retail,

hymns for our health sector as well.

We will also have in Barcelona,

just a few months Barcelona World-Wide

City Summit, so join me.

Hola! Happy to have you. Thanks for being here.

>> Thank you very much. See you soon.

For more infomation >> Microsoft Enterprise Services – See the latest in banking with Toni Townes-Whitley - Duration: 1:19.

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Microsoft Enterprise Services – Financial Services – Open Banking - Duration: 2:01.

Hi, I'm Dave Morehouse,

and I have the great pleasure of being here with

Ines Mauricio and Alma Cardenas.

Why don't you take a second to introduce yourself, Ines?

>> Hi, I'm Ines,

the architect for financial services

and just enabling and

helping customers on

business-driven conversations for digital transformation.

>> Terrific. Thank you, and you Alma.

>> I am a business program manager

with the financial services industry team,

and my responsibilities are to

bring to market financial services solutions.

>> Right. Thank you both. I understand that

Open Banking is

a very important topic for financial institutions.

The question is why? Why is that Alma?

>> It is a very important topic because it's

going to be fueling innovation.

It is there to protect

customers but also to bring partnerships into

the financial services ecosystems

to innovate for customers.

>> What is it then, Ines,

that Microsoft can do to support

financial services institutions in

implementing Open Banking Solutions?

>> The banks can use

Microsoft technology as the catalyst

for Digital Transformation,

and they can make sure that they'll

have an orchestrated technology, trusted,

secured and leveraged on

the technology expertise that Microsoft has.

>> And would you say that Microsoft Enterprise services

has a role to play in this,

as along with other partners?

>> Absolutely. We'll bring together

our expertise along with

our partners to ensure that

the Microsoft Azure platform and deployments are safe,

secure, and bring in those partnerships

to enhance the solutions and ecosystems.

>> All right, outstanding both. Thank you very

much for your time. So there you have it.

Please refer to microsoft.com/banking

for additional information

about Open Banking Solutions

and other areas pertaining to Financial Services.

Thanks very much for your time.