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(2009, 2400 words)
The paper examines the features of Internet banking in rural India addressing the problem of customers' reluctance to adapt to the new system, reviewing strategic IT solutions implemented by other banks operating in the same geographical locations with the same demographic groups of customers, etc. A case study of Axis bank is conducted providing recommendations about IT strategies that must be implemented to get maximum benefits from the investment in IT infrastructure that the bank has already made.
(2006, 1000 words)
The paper looks at the use of information technology (IT) in banking examining the benefits and drawbacks of the Internet banking, and analyzing the e-banking practices of HSBC and PayPal. The issue of safety is addressed; the features of telephone banking are discussed.
(2005, 3500 words)
The paper examines the Internet banking strategy of Woolwich presently owned by Barclays, reviewing the bank's history, the background of the Citigroup, the competition within the banking industry, the scope of banking services, the evolution and risks of e-banking, etc. Woolwich's Open Plan strategy is analyzed.
(2006, 9700 words)
The research project intends to decipher whether the general public are opting to utilise online methods of banking in preference to traditional methods. Through this research the intention was to focus on Barclays Bank PLC as the location to gain a concentrated view of the Barclays Bank customer base. The collection of information was through a questionnaire situated outside Barclays. Information from the Barclays data archive will be extracted to replicate the internal viewpoint of customer attitudes. Findings indicated a strong indication of how Internet banking is changing the need for traditional high street banks. Includes all references and appendices
(2006, 1000 words)
The report has been undertaken to answer two questions for he case study named “Banking on the Internet – The Advance Bank in Germany”. The questions that have been answered discussed the innovative use of IT as one of Advance Bank’s core competence and future strategy of the bank to further attract new customers and build loyalty among existing ones.
(2005, 17500 words)
The dissertation examines opportunities and challenges of E-banking services in Jordan. A review of literature defines key characteristics and types of E-banking focusing on Jordanian E-banking and IT sector. Problem areas are studied using interviews for collecting primary data; solutions are suggested on the basis of the research findings and secondary data analysis. Conclusions are made about the attitudes to new technologies in Jordan offering recommendations on marketing strategies in E-banking.
(2005, 4500 words)
The paper examines the issues of customer relationship in Internet banking conducting a case study of the UK based e-bank ‘Egg. A review of literature on relationship marketing in banks is offered highlighting the reasons behind the preference of consumers for physical banks and arguing if it is possible to establish loyalty over the Internet. Eggs practices are analysed in light of the reported theories; recommendations are made to improve the banks CRM.
(2005, 2000 words)
The paper discusses the implications of remote delivery of financial services, or branchless (Internet or phone) banking, for regional development. The consequences of spreading job opportunities to remote areas are described; the negative effects of branch closures are argued.
(2004, 9500 words)
This study attempts to explore whether online business will replace traditional business in UK banking industry. Researcher has concentrated on the student segment of the market using their current and students accounts. Primary data collection methods consisted of traditional and online questionnaires and 100 students were questioned on whether they would agree to transfer their bank accounts to the online banks. Analysis of findings suggests that vast majority of respondents would prefer pure online bank, which offer current or student accounts with higher interest rate. Considering the research findings, previous studies, market trends and other important factors, conclusion was made that if high degree of commitment would be monitored from the banks online banking would replace the traditional banking in this market segment. However it is impossible to declare when it would take place and to what extend banking industry will have to change to adopt new banking system.
(2004, 10000 words)
This dissertation attempted to reveal the major determinants of adoption of online banking. Extensive literature review enabled the writer to reveal several most important determinants of online banking. Methodology chapter introduced the tools of primary data collection (questionnaires). Findings of the dissertation revealed several most important determinants of online banking adoption as per consumer attitudes. Findings of research also revealed the differences among online users and non-users. Dissertation is completed with conclusion and recommendation for future studies.
(2003, 12000 words)
There is no doubt that technology is now the single biggest issue in banking
sector, providing many unexpected opportunities not only to the consumers, but to the bank institutions as well.
However, these new applications are expected, and in fact, have already affected many sectors of our lives and our community (economic, social, etc ). The
main aim of this paper is to identify, address, and examine the potential problems and
effects of e-banking as well as the risks that the application of the new technology creates in the banking industry and especially in the Greek banking industry.
Furthennore, the creation of challenges in the Greek banking system will be
another issue, which will be examined. More specifically, we will provide extensive
analysis about the route of e-banking in Greece, the problems that it faces, and its
perspectives in the Greek banking industry .
We have to mention that regarding e-banking in Greece, we will have the
opportunity to present and to compare the thoughts and the opinions of some
specialists in that particular field. More specifically, two bank managers and one e-
banking specialist, will be able to answer crucial questions that have arisen from the research.
Additionally, we will indicate several opinions regarding the past, the present
and the future of e-banking in Greece as compared to the other countries. For the
better understanding of that, we will present several tables at the appendix, so as to
give a clear picture of the position ofGreek e-banking industry among other European
and non-European counties.
(2003, 15000 words)
The Internet is continuously spreading to the population of the technologically
developed world and, as it begins to realise the impact that the World Wide Web has
on consumers, the banking industry is trying to take advantage of the new media, by
expanding its businesses in new markets, or gaining higher market shares in existing
markets.
But as everyone is busy building the new economy, one very important question
arises. Is banking on the Internet secure, or are we building an electronic Tower of
Babel? The aim of this project is to examine the vulnerabilities of the Internet banking
system, the methods of protection, the dan:gers involved and the attitude of the
consumer towards all these changes with a view to the future. It will be an attempt to
detennine the limits within which Internet can be beneficial for the banking sector as
well as the consumer .
In order to realise the vast importance of the issue; one does not have to be an
expert. The number of articles on the subject of Internet security, in both technical and
financial journals and magazines, would be enough to persuade anyone. The number
of vendors, of Internet security products and consulting, would be enough to make
anyone wonder. The Internet security infonnation section, on every bank's web page,
should be enough to make even the most naive individual comprehend that financial
organisations are on a race. And this rape is not only against each other, but also
against the perpetrators at their gates.
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