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TAIGER secures seat in CaixaBank’s open innovation programmeSpain’s leading financial group in retail banking, CaixaBank, has selected TAIGER as one of the most innovative startups as part of its CaixaBank Fintech by Innsomnia
Behind the strategy of achieving a Digital Government Building a Digital Government is one of the key pillars in Singapore’s Smart Nation transformation. Amid the frenzy in rapid digitalisation, the pillar is a commitment to
TAIGER is pleased to be partnering with the Electronics Documents Centre (EDC) in the Middle East, combining EDC’s reputation as a trusted market leader in providing digital solutions and TAIGER’s next-generation AI solutions.
On 11th March 2021, we welcomed Bruno Di Leo to TAIGER’s Board of Directors. The senior executive brings with him years of experience in advisory roles and in scaling enterprises through global growth
Travel volume is at an estimated one-third of pre-pandemic levels, with over 50 million travellers a month this year. Multiply it by the cost of labour to manually process the growing number of
Earlier in January this year, TAIGER was featured in Nikkei Asia’s Business Spotlight for our ability to decipher complex documents using a hybrid AI approach setting us apart from tech giants like Google and IBM.
Covid-19 has put investors in an unforeseen crisis mentality. How can startups from various industries and at different stages adapt to fight the cash crunch? Covid-19 has drastically shocked the economy and startups
Where traditional process automation players have struggled, TAIGER has succeeded with cognitive technologies. Organisations are facing multiple complexities in their work today. Information, process and delivery complexity create friction and friction results in
The Singapore Week of Innovation & Technology (SWITCH) from 7-11 December brought together leaders from the tech industry to discuss various topics. One of these talks included something out of the norm. It was not
