Pankaj Parekh

VP Mobile Banking
Wells Fargo

Pankaj is the manager of the Mobile Center of Excellence at Wells Fargo Bank. He has expertise in digital/mobile strategy and consulting within the bank.

His team leads the Wells Fargo mobile public site and mobile messaging (SMS/push notifications) capabilities As a senior leader of the mobile channel Pankaj uses his deep technology and product strategy background to advise groups within the Wells Fargo Enterprise on their mobile strategy.

Prior to that Pankaj Parekh worked for several years as a management consultant with CAP-Gemini advising Fortune 100 companies on their product strategy during the dawn of the internet age.

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2014 AGENDA: Day 2: Omni-Channel & Big Data Day

Monday, April 4th, 2016

10:50 Build vs. Buy PANEL: Creating An Environment That Allows You To Be More Flexible, Test Things At A Much Easier Rate And Lower Cost

How Do You Build A Technology Ready, Responsive, Nimble
Environment?

Customers continue to expand their digital banking toolkit, seeking to streamline their lives with new functionality while demanding excellent user experience. At the same time, the rapid pace of innovation and fierce competitive landscape have fragmented the market and introduced a degree of uncertainty not seen in the fin-tech field in twenty years. How do you keep up and remain relevant to your customers? Do you have the chops to manage your own digital banking roadmap?

This session will address:
• Overview of the major digital banking trends
• Main considerations of the build vs. buy decision
• Foundation for successfully bringing digital banking roadmap management in-house
• How does a team structure to deliver a faster, better manner?
• Is it agile processing and development?
• Can you deliver in that method by more of a standard project management cycle?
• If you bring in-house: what do customers want? Do consumers want native or responsive design?
• What research was put out there to understand what they are going to use?
• Usage trade-offs of one vs. another