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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.
A 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
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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
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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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| The Task Of Executing Integrated
Channel Management |
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| Determining 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
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assess existing and new business models.
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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
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