
Real-time CX Measurement Helps Financial Institutions Shift on the Fly
Keeping banking consumers happy and serviced increasingly demands the ability to shift staff and resources in the moment.
Articles and trends affecting the customer experience in banking, including digital CX, customer engagement, personalization, chatbots, virtual assistants, and customer journey strategies.
Keeping banking consumers happy and serviced increasingly demands the ability to shift staff and resources in the moment.
A look at the digital banking trends of the last year provides a perspective for future strategies and organizational changes.
Converts to digital channels often switched because they had to but reducing friction will make them happier to keep their finances online.
Chatbots may one day dominate CX, but for now these centers are essential for both sales and service as branch interactions trend lower.
Actionable ideas for both senior executives and digital design teams looking to build intuitive and frictionless banking experiences.
Capital One's bold digital play rockets it up the CX satisfaction chart, but Chase and PNC come close using a mix of digital and branches.
A deeper dive into CX, beyond satisfaction surveys, provides banks and credit unions new ways to foster loyalty and increase revenue.
As we enter 2021, there is a customer experience disconnect between what a banking customer wants and what is being delivered.
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Delivering personalized digital experiences at scale requires financial institutions to meet the need for relevance, value and transparency.
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.
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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.
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