NetFinance 2014 (past event)
27 - 29 April, 2014
Microsoft , Singapore, FL
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Kenneth Hans
Executive Director
Blackstone Technology
Check out the incredible speaker line-up to see who will be joining Kenneth.
Download The Latest Agenda2014 AGENDA: Day 1: Mobile Day
Friday, March 4th, 2016
12:35 4x Innovation Spotlights
SESSION # 1 – One
Platform for Customer Engagement
Using single product strategy to implement multi-channel content and service solutions using Liferay
SESSION # 2 -- PwC
The nexus of Technology breakthroughs and customer experience has given rise to Omnichannel Banking, while an accepted customer
expectation, few banks do it well.
The emergence of mobile as a primary interaction channel has created a catalyst for banks to finally solve channel integration. Key challenges for
banks include:
-How to organize to get this done
-Ensuring your strategy is sound and adaptive to dynamic change
-Channel Integration: people, process and technology
-Meeting and exceeding customer expectations
Dean Nicolacakis will share PwC's views as to how banks can use mobile as the catalyst to deploy a practical omni-channel program
SESSION # 3 -- Enabling Digital Agility: The Business Case for Mobile Test Automation
As banks strive to push a continual flow of sophisticated services to their customers’ mobile devices, they find themselves up against an ever-growing bottleneck: the time and effort it takes to validate that these services work flawlessly across a rising number of diverse mobile devices, operating systems and screens. We call this growing mobile device validation phenomenon “the fan effect”. The immense increase in a bank’s effort to manage this “fan effect” and certify that its mobile banking products are functionally ready requires embracing some new techniques, processes and skills beyond traditional approaches. Blackstone will discuss the “fan effect” phenomenon, the business case for re-thinking how to approach mobile device testing, as well as share some techniques that can help reduce a bank’s mobile testing cycle times by up to 85%.
SESSION # 4 -- Planet Media
Using single product strategy to implement multi-channel content and service solutions using Liferay
SESSION # 2 -- PwC
The nexus of Technology breakthroughs and customer experience has given rise to Omnichannel Banking, while an accepted customer
expectation, few banks do it well.
The emergence of mobile as a primary interaction channel has created a catalyst for banks to finally solve channel integration. Key challenges for
banks include:
-How to organize to get this done
-Ensuring your strategy is sound and adaptive to dynamic change
-Channel Integration: people, process and technology
-Meeting and exceeding customer expectations
Dean Nicolacakis will share PwC's views as to how banks can use mobile as the catalyst to deploy a practical omni-channel program
SESSION # 3 -- Enabling Digital Agility: The Business Case for Mobile Test Automation
As banks strive to push a continual flow of sophisticated services to their customers’ mobile devices, they find themselves up against an ever-growing bottleneck: the time and effort it takes to validate that these services work flawlessly across a rising number of diverse mobile devices, operating systems and screens. We call this growing mobile device validation phenomenon “the fan effect”. The immense increase in a bank’s effort to manage this “fan effect” and certify that its mobile banking products are functionally ready requires embracing some new techniques, processes and skills beyond traditional approaches. Blackstone will discuss the “fan effect” phenomenon, the business case for re-thinking how to approach mobile device testing, as well as share some techniques that can help reduce a bank’s mobile testing cycle times by up to 85%.
SESSION # 4 -- Planet Media