
Digital Banking CX Boils Down to One Word: Speed
Organizational speed is one of the primary components of financial and functional success for financial institutions in the future.
Articles and trends affecting the customer experience in banking, including digital CX, customer engagement, personalization, chatbots, virtual assistants, and customer journey strategies.
Organizational speed is one of the primary components of financial and functional success for financial institutions in the future.
Pushing research to regain a deep understanding of how both employees and those they serve feel about post-COVID conditions will help.
Traditional and direct financial institutions do well with websites and mobile apps but other factors impact loyalty and revenue far more.
Banks and credit unions can compete with challengers if they adopt a user-focused design approach to developing successful digital products.
Several large and small financial institutions have agreed to partner with the tech giant. Should you? Consider these pros and cons first.
Too much focus on process and profits over purpose is disconnecting banks from customers. Four questions provide the key to a culture shift.
Banks and credit unions are reimagining in-branch banking as consumers shift their post-pandemic behavior patterns and expectations.
People no longer are accepting sub-standard digital experiences from their financial institution, or customer care that lacks a human touch.
COVID-19 has decentralized bank and credit union workforces, making it critical to empower employees by instilling a data-driven culture.
Data-driven approaches to developing new ways to serve the needs of individual consumers can ensure survival of banks and credit unions.
Data — finding, analyzing and benefiting from it — drives personalization and customer experience. Improving its use is getting a revamp.
Too many financial institutions have undifferentiated brands and inconsistent digital CX, which will hinder them in the post-pandemic period.
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The 'test-and-learn' approach to decision making is key to becoming digitally agile. But few banks and credit unions apply it effectively.
Identity resolution can improve marketing effectiveness as well as the customer experience across channels and platforms.
The next six months could shape consumers' banking loyalties. A good framework to meet the challenge is: respond, recover and reimagine.
How easily can people find answers on your website, mobile app and on the phone? Slower than fast is fatal for banks and credit unions.
The first should be clear: 'Digital Rules.' But human interaction, delivered in new ways, is also crucial for improved customer experience.
Sending surveys for a reading on the consumers you serve might seem ill-timed during the pandemic. But people like being checked up on.
Few banks or credit unions, or even challenger banks, use digital personalization the way Big Tech firms do. Here's how to close the gap.
With branch access limited and customer questions swelling, mobile chat with the bank's personal bankers has jumped sharply.
Impact hits training, technology, resilience and operations as consumers seek answers. Home-based agents and gig workers are two options.
Efficient and seamless digital transactions are not the goal, but the starting point for personalized banking, including branch experiences.
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