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Why diversity abounds in new branch designs

Celent Banking

It is the rich diversity in approaches taken to the important task of improving branch channel efficiency and effectiveness that makes this topic so fascinating. Retail financial institutions need to possess a number of core competencies to remain successful. Among them is omnichannel delivery. No Longer Optional. They’re not alone.

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When Will Retail Banking Return to ‘Normal’? Should It?

ABA Community Banking

The time is right to leverage the experiences of the past few months to make significant and sustainable changes to the branch environment. The post When Will Retail Banking Return to ‘Normal’? appeared first on ABA Banking Journal.

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Passwords Suck – Bring on Biometrics!

Celent Banking

The chart below shows surveyed likelihood of technology usage in future branch designs as measured by Celent’s Branch Transformation Research Panel in late 2015. We’ll be looking into the topic of authentication and identity management in our next Digital Banking Research Panel survey in the coming weeks.

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Chatbots and Cafés: How Capital One Balances Digital, Physical Banking

The Financial Brand

The big retail bank's experience proves a digital + physical strategy not only works, but could be the key to capturing Gen Z. The post Chatbots and Cafés: How Capital One Balances Digital, Physical Banking appeared first on The Financial Brand.

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Gonzo Goes to BAI Retail Delivery 2014: Sweet Home Chicago?

Gonzobanker

With a focus on digital banking and branch transformation, it was interesting to see the attendee list with lots of sexy new customer experience and analytics titles. After Retail Delivery had some mushy general sessions a few years ago, this is the second year in a row we have seen some provocative stuff on the main stage.

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