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Jamie Allsop, Managing Partner – Financial Services & Insurance at HTEC, argues that legacy tech debt must be addressed as a foundation for future success. Companies cannot continue spending most of their budgets simply maintaining existing systems.

Philip Otley, Managing Partner, Global AI-First TIME (Telecom, Infrastructure, Media & Entertainment) at HTEC, emphasises the urgent need for connectivity providers to adopt agile models anchored in AI and data, noting that modern telcos must go far beyond network rollout and instead build systems that continuously adapt, learn and deliver value.

In his comment for Fintech Times, Jamie Allsop, Managing Partner Financial Services & Insurance at HTEC, outlines three major trends reshaping the insurtech sector and explains why established insurers must act fast to avoid falling behind.

For The Banker, Jamie Allsop, Managing Partner Financial Services & Insurance at HTEC, highlights the challenges banks face from inconsistent and fragmented data reconciliation processes and outlines how strengthening data integrity is essential for maintaining a robust compliance shield.

In the article, Jamie Allsop, Managing Partner Financial Services & Insurance at HTEC, argues that customer experience—not just cost-cutting—is now the real battleground for banks and insurers seeking to compete in today’s digital-first world.

Alfred Olivares, Managing Partner for Healthcare & Life Sciences at HTEC, outlines how AI-driven medical devices and smart monitoring systems are enabling more proactive, continuous care from remote patient monitoring and assistive robotics to real-time quality management. 

Jamie Allsop, Managing Partner Financial Services at HTEC, explains how AI is shifting from a “nice-to-have” to the strategic core of finance helping institutions not just streamline operations but completely re-imagine customer journeys and business models.

Jamie Allsop, Managing Partner Financial Services at HTEC, explains how AI is shifting from a “nice-to-have” to the strategic core of finance helping institutions not just streamline operations but completely re-imagine customer journeys and business models.

Philip Otley, Managing Partner at HTEC, emphasises that mobile broadband isn’t just an enabler but the nervous system for truly smart cities. It allows real-time, city-wide intelligence across transport, utilities and infrastructure by providing the speed, reliability and connectivity required for IoT applications.

The outlook isn’t overwhelmingly optimistic for women in the workplace. Both within the tech sector itself, and also in industries that are embracing Artificial Intelligence (AI), there’s a gender imbalance in who is more likely to lose their job as a result of AI.

HTEC, a global digital engineering and product development company, is pleased to welcome Tim Sears as Chief AI Officer. Tim joins HTEC’s executive leadership team to advance its AI-first strategy and help clients unlock measurable value through responsible, scalable, and production-grade AI solutions.