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Get Over the Retail Versus Commercial Banking Divide
31 October 2007
 
Douglas McKibben  

Banks must move beyond undifferentiated service based on payments and consumer lending to remain relevant to their customers and fight off competitive challenges.








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Table of Contents



    
Analysis

1.0
    
Introduction
2.0
    
Differentiating in a Changing Market

2.1
    
Who Are Retail and Who Are Commercial Customers?
2.2
    
To Differentiate, You Have to Know Your Customer
2.3
    
Create Flexible but Targeted Service Schemes
3.0
    
Re-engineering Customer Segmentation and Service Structures

3.1
    
Three Areas That Banks Must Not Ignore

3.1.1
    
Simple Electronic Retrieval
3.1.2
    
A Customer-Based Online Banking Structure
3.1.3
    
Integration of Customer Process With Bank Systems
4.0
    
Technology Strategies and Delivery Approaches

4.1
    
Multichannel Integration
4.2
    
Service-Oriented Architecture
4.3
    
Business Process Management
5.0
    
Recommendations

    
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