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7 Rules To Improve Total Experience Using the “Time-on-Task” Methodology

South State Correspondent

While these rules were derived from improving time-on-task, they can enhance bank performance no matter what metrics a bank uses for customer, employee, or total experience (the combination of employee and customer experience). Design or pick the fastest customer experience. ” The result?

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7 Mistakes Financial Institutions Make With Digital Signage

The Financial Brand

Digital signs should improve in-branch marketing, communications and customer experience. Here's how to avoid common pitfalls. But do they? The post 7 Mistakes Financial Institutions Make With Digital Signage appeared first on The Financial Brand - Banking Trends, Analysis & Insights.

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Steal This 5-Step Banking Innovation Playbook from Gentle Monster

South State Correspondent

How Banks Can Leverage: While not exactly a banking innovation, banks can better allocate capital to COIs. Banks know how to target COIs well, but banks underestimate their COIs’ influence and often under-resource the effort.

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Why diversity abounds in new branch designs

Celent Banking

Retailers of all shapes and sizes are wrestling with how to deliver a compelling and differentiated omnichannel experience, what that means in their stores and how to manage a rapidly changing cost-to-serve. After roughly a decade of talk but little action, we are encouraged by banks’ embracing the need to get going.

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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. Reminded us of how Lee Scott said Walmart would be the banker’s friend last year. The big theme was branch of the future. General Sessions.

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