
What the SR 2026 Delay Actually Means for Your ISO 20022 Roadmap
Swift’s SR 2026 delay changes the ISO 20022 roadmap. Learn what banks need to do now on structured addresses, compliance, data quality and migration.
“We now accept the fact that learning is a lifelong process of keeping abreast of change. And the most pressing task it to teach people how to learn.” ~ Peter Drucker
On Friday, November 24th, 2023, I had the privilege of attending two remarkable events. Microsoft extended an invitation for their in-person gathering, “Microsoft Discovery Day: Transform Data Value Creation for the AI Era,” and concurrently, 1.21GWS (1point21gws.com) invited me to speak at the “7th World DevOps & Developers Summit.”
The primary focus of the Microsoft event was to delve into the intricacies of Microsoft Fabric, their latest iteration of the analytics platform. This provided an excellent opportunity to gain insights into the innovative features and functionalities of this new release.
Simultaneously, at the 7th World DevOps and Developers Summit, I had the honour of presenting on the application of Data Science in Cyber Security, particularly in the context of our approach to constructing secure enterprise solutions.
Although I typically maintain a tool and software-agnostic approach in my solutions, the integration of co-pilots across various facets of Microsoft’s Data ecosystem captivated my interest. It was fascinating to explore the synergy between Co-pilots, ChatGPT, and other generative AI experiences. The discussions revolved around their practical applications in the daily lives of engineers, addressing the challenges and opportunities ushered in by this new era of technology.

Microsoft Fabric seamlessly integrates the strengths of Microsoft Power BI, Azure Synapse Analytics, and Azure Data Factory, forming a comprehensive Software as a Service (SaaS) platform. This unified platform encompasses seven core workloads, each meticulously designed to cater to specific personas and tasks. The objective is to provide a singular, cohesive experience and architecture for every data professional, thereby reducing the typical costs and efforts associated with integrating analytics services and simplifying the overall data estate.
For more in-depth information, you can explore further details here. As adoption of Fabric grows across various user bases and personas, we anticipate a wealth of additional insights becoming available. One notable highlight was the live demonstration by Ravikanth Musti , which proved both enlightening and promising. The demonstration showcased the remarkable speed at which Co-pilots can contribute to the creation of insightful and meaningful dashboards.
The initial segment of the day involved acquiring new knowledge, whereas the latter part was dedicated to my session at the “7th World DevOps & Developers Summit.” During this session, my focus was on imparting insights into the realm of cybersecurity, particularly addressing the challenges posed by the vast volumes of data that we handle or are exposed to.
The use of Applied Data Science and Machine Learning to improve cybersecurity involves employing advanced analytical techniques and algorithms to enhance the detection, prevention, and response capabilities in the realm of cybersecurity.

Some key aspects that we covered in this topic were:
1. Threat Detection and Prevention:
2. Incident Response and Forensics:
3. Malware Detection:
4. User Behavior Analytics:
5. Security Automation:
Also read: Top Ten Cybersecurity Misconfigurations and Mitigation Techniques
Getting into the details of the Cyber Security Analytics process, we did get to discuss through the steps involved as well:

We had highly engaging discussions, delving into various topics, including references to the cybersecurity awareness programs we collectively participate in. If anyone is interested in delving deeper into our conversations, feel free to reach out through direct message.
You likely have the means to contact me, or I’ll be reachable through the usual channels. Happy to share more insights!
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Swift’s SR 2026 delay changes the ISO 20022 roadmap. Learn what banks need to do now on structured addresses, compliance, data quality and migration.

Code generation got fast. Getting an autonomous workflow into a bank’s production control environment did not. In Banking & Financial Services (BFS), the blocker is rarely the model; it’s trust. A risk officer will not sign off on a system that cannot say why it flagged something, that does its arithmetic inside a language model, or that leaves no audit trail an examiner can open. That is exactly the gap most agentic pilots die in.
Over the last two quarters, we built a portfolio of ten BFS agentic offerings on Alti AIOS™, Altimetrik’s AI Operating System, and deployed them on two stacks: Google Cloud with Gemini and AWS with OpenAI. This piece is the architecture and design principle behind them.

Here is something most life sciences organizations already know but rarely say out loud: Snowflake did its job. The data lake is full. Batch records, deviation logs, CAPA histories, COA repositories, clinical trial evidence, it is all there, unified, queryable, and beautifully governed. And yet the quality director is still chasing approvals through email threads. The compliance team is still manually cross-referencing batch records against specifications before a release decision. The CAPA cycle is still measured in weeks, not hours.
Data centralization was never the finish line. It was the foundation. The question now is whether that foundation does work or just sits there.
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