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Thriving
In the New Digital Economy
Today,
sophisticated consumerism, cost pressures, e-commerce and mass
acceptance of technology has raised consumer expectations and
accelerated the way business is conducted. Competitiveness through
innovation is no longer a fad but the key to surviving in the
New Digital Economy. Businesses must now be able to serve their
customers anywhere, anytime, anyhow. Financial institutions
as well as global corporations are re-discovering the use of
delivery channels such as the telephone, computers, internet,
self service kiosks, call centre and mobile phones to extend
their business in the global marketplace.
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business cannot rest upon establishing delivery channels as
separate isolated relationships with the customer. The whole
business, its processes and people have to be marshaled around
the new strategy of doing business electronically.
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Positioned
For Today’s Needs & Tomorrow’s Challenges
There
is a critical need for a solution that can manage a myriad of
delivery channels that is powerful today and flexible for tomorrow.From
a business perspective, this means faster time to market products
and services, increased revenue through cross selling, enhanced
customer intimacy through integrated customer profiling and
reduced cost structure. From an IT perspective, this means reduced
training cost and maintenance cost through single point of administration,
less duplication and minimal customization efforts.
The
Challenge Of Managing Delivery Channels
To
ensure seamless and consistent delivery channels in the eyes
of the customers, businesses cannot continue to build isolated
delivery channels. Therefore, integration has to achieve complete
interoperability to manage, enhance and embrace existing and
new delivery channels as well as to capture a complete view
and understanding of its customer needs. This will provide
a powerful business platform to deliver the right products
to the right customers, at the right time and at the right
place.
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Most
businesses function on a myriad of different applications, including
packaged suites and legacy applications. Without an integrated
infrastructure, businesses are unable to effectively and efficiently
understand and respond to the needs of its customers.
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Task Of Executing Integrated Channel Management |
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the best integration solution is often fraught with
difficulty due to the complexity of the existing
business structure that is largely not interoperable.
Therefore, the integration process and ensuring
interoperability - if not well managed can be complex,
costly and time consuming. Consider the needs to.... |
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assess
existing and new business models.
map a comprehensive understanding of how its various
components -people, processes, systems and delivery
channels interact with the customer.
determine the interoperability between the various components....
and this is just the beginning. |
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