It's no longer enough just to offer mobile banking. With the explosion of smartphones and tablet computers, consumers' mobile options are seemingly endless, and their demands for mobile banking capabilities have soared.
To meet customers' evolving preferences, banks are beginning to roll out second-generation mobile products. Bank Systems & Technology's July digital issue explores the lessons banks have learned from their initial mobile efforts and provides best practices to help banks optimize the mobile channel.
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In This Issue:
- 10 KEYS TO MOBILE BANKING SUCCESS: Experts in the mobile banking space, including early trailblazers SunTrust and IBC Bank, offer 10 best practices every bank should follow when building mobile capabilities.
- BB&T's EVOLVING MOBILE STRATEGY: BB&T allows customers to choose their preferred mobile device and method of mobile banking, says mobile banking channel manager and VP Patricia Kinney in an exclusive interview.
- DON'T BELIEVE THE HYPE: Mobile banking is all the rage. According to a recent study, however, banks must do a better job meeting customer expectations for the mobile channel, which ranked behind the branch and online in customer satisfaction.
PLUS:- 4 Mobile Trends Every Bank Needs to Know
- Bank of America Expands Its Mobile Portfolio
Look for these exclusive, all-digital editions of Bank Systems & Technology in 2011.
AUGUST: Customer Experience: The Technology Behind the Buzzwords
NOVEMBER: The Future of Payments: Are Mobile Payments Finally Here?
DECEMBER: The Next Generation of E-Banking: New Opportunities to Connect With Customers
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