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CO-LOCATED WITH:
Oltesh Thobias, Regional Chief - Procurement, African Evaline Momanyi, Senior Manager M-Pesa, Digital
Development Bank Financial Services Evolution, Safaricom (awaiting final
Shikoh Gitau, ICT and Innovation for Development Expert, confirmation)
African Development Bank Senior Representative, African Development Bank
Orest Masinki, Country Head of Risk, Standard Chartered Erick Omondi Onyango, Senior Technical Specialist Core
Bank Tanzania Banking and Business Systems, CfC Stanbic Bank Kenya
Simon Njuguna Mbogo, Regional CIO, Stanbic Bank Russell Akuom, Head of Digital Banking, Co-operative
(Standard Bank Group) Bank of Kenya
Wycliffe Momanyi, Head Information Risk, KCB Group Jack Ngare, Director of Innovation and Finserve, Equity
Vincent Wakaba, Head, Mobile Banking, Co-operative Bank
Bank of Kenya James Muritu, Thought Leader, Consultant,
Michael Mbuthia, CIO, Kenya Bankers Association FinTechPrenuer
Thomas Gachie, Director Operations, National Bank of Kenya Alex Mbaka, Head, Channel Operations and Telephony,
Barclays Kenya
George Njuguna K, Chief Information Officer, HFC Limited
Gain insight into the Understand how to Learn how to drive Learn how to Discuss the Understand the
latest strategies for develop a customer- innovation through streamline your potential benefits of challenges involved
preventing security centric banking the use of open API banking operations blockchain, IoT and in developing
breaches and cyber strategy through the and cloud-based core through large-scale AI on the East African Service-Oriented
attacks in mobile use of omnichannel banking solutions process automation banking sector Architecture (SOA)
banking and innovative mobile for greater to support flexibility
payments solutions productivity and in banking services
improved customer
service
The conference was extremely educational in The presentations were about the real market
providing a strong forum for networking and challenges, updated with the most recent events, to The event was very well-organised and useful to
sharing of common issues and concerns. I believe the point that once I went back to my bank, I found all attendees. The themes on the agenda and the
more of this would help bring a solid business one of the points discussed already set as a hot task discussions were very enriching.
case for future enhancement to our IT investment to be considered with a dedicated task force. Director of Information Security,
in the banking sector. Director - Head of Data Warehouse & Business National Bank of Egypt
Senior Representative, Central Bank of Egypt Intelligence, CIB
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Key speakers:
Allan Kilavuka, Global Operations Local Leader, Sub-Sahara Africa, General Electric Company, Kenya
Alex Mbaka, Head of Channels Operations, Barclays Bank, Kenya
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The IoT Africa conference taking place from 29-30 June 2017 at the Villa Rosa Kempinski Nairobi, Kenya,
will host leading solution providers and early adopters to share ideas, demonstrate IoT capabilities and
applications, and stimulate the adoption of IoT.
Key speakers:
George Ombua, Chief Officer ICT, Nairobi Government, Kenya
Georges Matuthu, Head of Platform Operations, M-Kopa, Kenya
Gershon Adzadi, Head of ICT, Ghana Airports Company Ltd., Ghana
Kasaine ole Pertet, CIO, Kenya Airports Authority, Kenya
Amos Mulievi, Head of ICT, Agriculture Authority, Kenya
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discussion:
Shikoh Gitau, ICT and Innovation for Development Reimagining the role of the central banks: How can
Panel
Expert, African Development Bank the central bank foster innovation?
How to strike a balance between regulation and
DELIVERING AN ENRICHED CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE innovation
THROUGH BANKING SERVICE INNOVATION Developing activity-based regulations to keep pace
09:30 Omnichannel banking: How to ensure consistent with payments innovation
customer interactions with your banking brand across Developing guidelines to support cloud computing:
multiple touch points Understanding the importance of cloud computing to
Learn how to analyse the information from different Fintech innovation
channels in order to build up a detailed and accurate PANELLISTS:
picture of the customers preferences and behaviour James Muritu, Thought Leader, Consultant,
Develop information from various channels in order to FinTechPrenuer
build up detailed customer profiles Jack Ngare, Director of Innovation and Finserve, Equity
Russell Akuom, Head of Digital Banking, Co-operative Bank
Bank of Kenya 13:00 Networking lunch
10:00 Developing an effective digital banking strategy 14:00 New strategies for preventing cyber attacks and
Establishing key governance structures around the security breaches in mobile banking
digital strategy at both the board and management An overview of todays mobile threat landscape,
level mobile malware, third-party apps, unsecured Wi-Fi
Project and change management strategies to ensure An update on the latest technologies designed to
smooth implementation of digital technologies prevent mobile malware
Interested in presenting this session? Email us at Strategies for preventing consumers risky behavior
enquiry@iqpc.ae Wycliffe Momanyi, Head Information Risk, KCB Group
10:30 Beyond multi-channel banking: How to support 14:30 Developing secure mobile banking apps for financial
omnichannel banking with a multi-channel digital inclusion
platform Using biometrics for secure mobile banking
An overview of the advantages for adopting a multi- Developing multi-factor authentication for optimised
channel digital platform payments security
How to implement an attractive user experience Understanding the need for proper mobile app
design to encourage usability of online banking security testing
channels Interested in presenting this session? Email us at
Alex Mbaka, Head, Channel Operations and Telephony, enquiry@iqpc.ae
Barclays Kenya
15:00 Managing risk in the new age of customer-centric
11:00 Networking break and morning refreshments banking
PAYMENTS INNOVATION TO SUPPORT FINANCIAL INCLUSION Strategies for managing changing consumer
behaviors and expectations
11:30 Innovation in the payments landscape in Kenya
Understanding the importance of upgrading legacy
Addressing consumers security concerns from using
core banking systems to reduce risk
digital payment solutions
Orest Masinki, Country Head of Risk, Standard
Exploring the role of payments innovation in meeting
Chartered Bank, Tanzania
East Africas development targets
Michael Mbuthia, CIO, Kenya Bankers Association 15:30 Chairmans closing remarks
15:45 Close of conference day one
DEVELOPING THE APPROPRIATE IT ARCHITECTURE FOR Potential strategies for balancing openness
DIGITAL INNOVATION with data protection
09:45 Transforming banking enterprise architecture An overview of the current technologies
for digital innovation on currently available to prevent open API
Developing services orientated architecture to hacking
PANELLISTS:
support flexibility in banking services
Vincent Wakaba, Head, Mobile Banking,
Understanding the challenges in adopting SOA
Co-operative Bank of Kenya
Understanding the tangible benefits for banks
Simon Njuguna Mbogo, Regional CIO, Stanbic
and vendors
Bank (Standard Bank Group)
George Njuguna K, Chief Information Officer,
HFC Limited THE FUTURE OF BANKING: DIGITAL DISTRUPTION AND THE
BLOCKCHAIN OPPORTUNITY
10:15 Networking break and morning refreshments
12:45 Interactive Q&A: The blockchain opportunity
10:45 Upgrading legacy platforms to support product
in Africa: Discussing the challenges and
innovation and digitisation of financial services opportunities for the use of bitcoin in East
Making legacy banking systems state-of- Africa
the-art by connecting through middleware to
13:15 Chairmans closing remarks
provide modern, open solutions
Comparing legacy system upgrade 13:35 Networking lunch
deployment strategies build versus buy and 14:30 Close of conference
phased versus big bang
Interested in presenting this session? Email us
at enquiry@iqpc.ae
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