"Digital banking, which not long ago was synonymous only with “online banking,” has rapidly expanded to encompass three distinct, yet closely related channels: online, mobile and tablet.
As a result of this evolution, credit unions that want to deliver the best member service are faced with delivering experiences tailored for each channel, while maintaining a thread of consistency throughout.
Understanding where, how and why members use different digital banking channels positions credit unions to take on this challenge and exceed member expectations with robust digital offerings." Continue Reading
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Showing posts with label Tablet. Show all posts
Monday, October 28, 2013
Monday, October 14, 2013
Navy Federal Introduces New Experience in Mobile Banking
"Navy Federal Credit Union today announced the launch of its mobile application on the iPad device. Building on the success of its current mobile services, the credit union developed unique features for its latest mobile banking offering-the ability to transfer money between accounts from a single screen, a tracking tool for savings and spending, and an embedded calculator. The iPad app also takes a step beyond traditional mobile banking content to include resources for learning, links to news from the credit union, and even entertainment." Continue Reading
Monday, September 30, 2013
Westpac launches device-agnostic ‘central platform’ for mobile, online banking
"Westpac unveiled today its new digital and mobile strategy, which aims to offer a full-featured banking experience across smartphones, tablets and PCs.
'Our strategy is to be different from our peers, but only to be different from our peers because we believe that’s the way that our customers are interacting with us more and more, and to deliver the best digital solutions for our customers,' says general manager retail bank Ian Blair.
According to Blair, Westpac is making an investment of over $15 million over next 18 months in order to realise its new online and mobile banking strategy." Continue Reading
'Our strategy is to be different from our peers, but only to be different from our peers because we believe that’s the way that our customers are interacting with us more and more, and to deliver the best digital solutions for our customers,' says general manager retail bank Ian Blair.
According to Blair, Westpac is making an investment of over $15 million over next 18 months in order to realise its new online and mobile banking strategy." Continue Reading
Monday, November 14, 2011
Mobile Banking Updates - Nov 14
Tablet: A 'Game Changer' for Mobile Banking
"Javelin's Mary Monahan says the mobile tablet will revolutionize banking and payments. Mobile banking and mobile payments are expected to see exponential growth in 2012. Mary Monahan, managing partner and research director at Javelin who oversaw development of the 2011 Mobile Banking Financial Institution Scorecard, says mobile banking is one area where consumers, across the board, have high satisfaction rates. And that means financial institutions cannot afford not to jump on the mobile-banking bandwagon. "Mobile banking is a must-have now," Monahan says."
Lloyds TSB launches mobile banking app across four platforms
"Lloyds TSB has launched a new mobile banking application that will be downloadable on Apple, Android, BlackBerry and Nokia smartphones. Most banks and financial institutions are relying on mobile banking apps to expand their accessibility and bring their clients the chance to manage their money ‘on the go’. However, Lloyds TSB is the first UK banking app to be launched in all four app stores simultaneously. The new mobile banking app has had more than 360,000 downloads so far, demonstrating its popularity."
People's United Bank Expands Its Relationship with FIS' Mobile Financial Services
"FIS(TM) FIS, the world's largest provider of banking and payments technology, today announced that People's United Bank has selected FIS' Mobile Financial Services platform. People's United Bank will deploy the solution in support of a new mobile banking channel it plans to add to its current delivery channels for retail customers."
Bank Companion Announces Apple iPad Integration for Jack Henry's Silverlake System
"Bank Companion, a leading provider of mobile banking software to banks, community banks and credit unions around the world today announced integration of the Apple iPad with the Jack Henry Silverlake system. Commenting on Bank Companion's availability on the Apple iPad for Jack Henry's Silverlake system, John Rovito, Bank Companion's Senior Director for Sales & Marketing stated:"
Infographic: Mobile Apps and Customer Engagement
"ClickFox has put together an infographic on the effectiveness of mobile apps for customer engagement. If you're deciding whether your business need a mobile app, you might want to take a look at this as additional data. If you're in dining, maybe not. If you're in mobile banking, and looking at an iOS app, maybe so. The numbers for the infographic are taken from ClickFox's 'Mobile Apps Consumer Survey' from October 2011."
"Javelin's Mary Monahan says the mobile tablet will revolutionize banking and payments. Mobile banking and mobile payments are expected to see exponential growth in 2012. Mary Monahan, managing partner and research director at Javelin who oversaw development of the 2011 Mobile Banking Financial Institution Scorecard, says mobile banking is one area where consumers, across the board, have high satisfaction rates. And that means financial institutions cannot afford not to jump on the mobile-banking bandwagon. "Mobile banking is a must-have now," Monahan says."
Lloyds TSB launches mobile banking app across four platforms
"Lloyds TSB has launched a new mobile banking application that will be downloadable on Apple, Android, BlackBerry and Nokia smartphones. Most banks and financial institutions are relying on mobile banking apps to expand their accessibility and bring their clients the chance to manage their money ‘on the go’. However, Lloyds TSB is the first UK banking app to be launched in all four app stores simultaneously. The new mobile banking app has had more than 360,000 downloads so far, demonstrating its popularity."
People's United Bank Expands Its Relationship with FIS' Mobile Financial Services
"FIS(TM) FIS, the world's largest provider of banking and payments technology, today announced that People's United Bank has selected FIS' Mobile Financial Services platform. People's United Bank will deploy the solution in support of a new mobile banking channel it plans to add to its current delivery channels for retail customers."
Bank Companion Announces Apple iPad Integration for Jack Henry's Silverlake System
"Bank Companion, a leading provider of mobile banking software to banks, community banks and credit unions around the world today announced integration of the Apple iPad with the Jack Henry Silverlake system. Commenting on Bank Companion's availability on the Apple iPad for Jack Henry's Silverlake system, John Rovito, Bank Companion's Senior Director for Sales & Marketing stated:"
Infographic: Mobile Apps and Customer Engagement
"ClickFox has put together an infographic on the effectiveness of mobile apps for customer engagement. If you're deciding whether your business need a mobile app, you might want to take a look at this as additional data. If you're in dining, maybe not. If you're in mobile banking, and looking at an iOS app, maybe so. The numbers for the infographic are taken from ClickFox's 'Mobile Apps Consumer Survey' from October 2011."
Thursday, November 10, 2011
Mobile Banking Security
Mobile security: is your smartphone a target?
"Exploits, vulnerabilities, threats and attacks. These are words long-associated with the PC, but only recently applied to smartphones and tablet computers. We — especially IT professionals — know that these devices are really pocketable computers. But there is something different about them that makes our brains think, if only for a minute, that they’re immune."
With mobile banking on the rise, security should as well
"Smartphone and tablet users may need to consider greater mobile security software, as a new report from comScore shows 32.5 million Americans accessed a banking account via the internet through the end of the second quarter of 2011. This is 13.9 percent of all mobile device users."
Mobile banking popularity does not mix with cyber security ignorance
"A big boom in the mobile banking app market this year means more consumers are comfortable with logging online to check their stocks and statements. However, ambivalence among smartphone users toward cyber security and malware could spell disaster.
Analyst comScore revealed more than 32 million Americans were mobile bankers this year. Some 12.7 million went one step further and downloaded a banking application. Credit card apps were favored. The segment saw a 43 percent jump over its performance last year; 6 million people downloaded them in 2011."
"Exploits, vulnerabilities, threats and attacks. These are words long-associated with the PC, but only recently applied to smartphones and tablet computers. We — especially IT professionals — know that these devices are really pocketable computers. But there is something different about them that makes our brains think, if only for a minute, that they’re immune."
With mobile banking on the rise, security should as well
"Smartphone and tablet users may need to consider greater mobile security software, as a new report from comScore shows 32.5 million Americans accessed a banking account via the internet through the end of the second quarter of 2011. This is 13.9 percent of all mobile device users."
Mobile banking popularity does not mix with cyber security ignorance
"A big boom in the mobile banking app market this year means more consumers are comfortable with logging online to check their stocks and statements. However, ambivalence among smartphone users toward cyber security and malware could spell disaster.
Analyst comScore revealed more than 32 million Americans were mobile bankers this year. Some 12.7 million went one step further and downloaded a banking application. Credit card apps were favored. The segment saw a 43 percent jump over its performance last year; 6 million people downloaded them in 2011."
Monday, November 7, 2011
Mobile Banking Updates - Nov 7
Consumers Want to Bank by Tablet: Survey
"Consumer demand for tablets, tablet apps and banking via a tablet computer such as an iPad is high, according to a survey of 3,000 mobile phone users around the world that Oracle released this week. Smart phones are the reigning mobile device — nearly 70% of mobile users have them. But 16% of mobile customers around the world have bought a tablet computer and another 41% plan to purchase one in the next 12 months."
Huntington Bank Unveils iPad App
"Huntington Bank has launched a native iPad application that extends the bank account access across more mobile channels.
The Huntington Mobile for iPad app made its first appearance in the Apple App Store yesterday and it’s offering the same mobile banking capabilities as the iPhone version, except they’re experienced through a much larger screen."
Advantages of Integrating Mobile Banking into Banking Habits
"With banks striving to improve their online and mobile presence as best they can, some even promote themselves based on their mobile apps. Students have the biggest advantage in this arena. As a young adult well versed in technology and mobile activities, the advancements that companies introduce are really geared toward you. Therefore, you should learn how to best implement mobile banking into your banking habits."
Intuit Survey: Mobile Banking to Explode
"More smartphones in more hands add up to a looming explosion in mobile banking. That is the vivid conclusion of a new report issued by Intuit Financial Services, the Intuit group that develops products to get credit unions and banks online and mobile. An important finding in the research is that generations matter when it comes to mobile banking: 18-32 year olds are three times more likely to adopt mobile banking than older users are."
"Consumer demand for tablets, tablet apps and banking via a tablet computer such as an iPad is high, according to a survey of 3,000 mobile phone users around the world that Oracle released this week. Smart phones are the reigning mobile device — nearly 70% of mobile users have them. But 16% of mobile customers around the world have bought a tablet computer and another 41% plan to purchase one in the next 12 months."
Huntington Bank Unveils iPad App
"Huntington Bank has launched a native iPad application that extends the bank account access across more mobile channels.
The Huntington Mobile for iPad app made its first appearance in the Apple App Store yesterday and it’s offering the same mobile banking capabilities as the iPhone version, except they’re experienced through a much larger screen."
Advantages of Integrating Mobile Banking into Banking Habits
"With banks striving to improve their online and mobile presence as best they can, some even promote themselves based on their mobile apps. Students have the biggest advantage in this arena. As a young adult well versed in technology and mobile activities, the advancements that companies introduce are really geared toward you. Therefore, you should learn how to best implement mobile banking into your banking habits."
Intuit Survey: Mobile Banking to Explode
"More smartphones in more hands add up to a looming explosion in mobile banking. That is the vivid conclusion of a new report issued by Intuit Financial Services, the Intuit group that develops products to get credit unions and banks online and mobile. An important finding in the research is that generations matter when it comes to mobile banking: 18-32 year olds are three times more likely to adopt mobile banking than older users are."
Wednesday, August 11, 2010
Dell Streak Pre-Sale. Sign Up Today.
* Orders for the Dell Streak Tablet open up for U.S. priority pre-sale registrants at www.dell.com/mobile this Thursday, August 12.
* The Dell Streak is available for $299.99 with new two-year AT&T contract†, and $549.99 without. Customers who purchase the Streak, and signed up during the pre-sale program, will receive a free second-day shipping upgrade. Customers who redeem their pre-sale coupon can purchase a Plantronics Bluetooth earpiece for 99 cents while supplies last.
HITTING A SWEET SPOT
The Dell Streak, a carbon black Android-based tablet with a 5-inch display, is designed to provide an excellent "on-the-go" entertainment, social connection, and navigation experience. The spacious 5-inch screen is ideal for experiencing thousands of Android Market widgets, games and applications, all without squinting or compromising portability. Built-in Wi-Fi, Bluetooth capability and available 3G connectivity brings easy access for downloading and listening to music, updating social networking status in real-time, and staying connected to friends and family through e-mail, text, IM, and voice calls.
On-the-go students, mobile professionals, and active families will find Streak's web-browsing capabilities as natural as a laptop. The 5-inch screen is large enough to present Web pages in their natural form, create a comfortable viewing experience, and make turn-by-turn navigation simple.
The Dell Streak is powered by Qualcomm's Snapdragon solution with integrated 1GHz processor to combine basic functionality and benefits of a laptop in a pocket friendly size.
The Dell Streak was designed with the future in mind to support future software, application and platform upgrades.
DELL STREAK FEATURES:
* Integrated Google Maps with turn-by-turn navigation, street and satellite views
* A full screen browsing experience with a 5-inch capacitive multi-touch WVGA display
* Easily integrated social media apps: Twitter, Facebook, YouTube
* High resolution 5 MP camera, VGA front facing camera, removable battery, built-in Wi-Fi, 3G and Bluetooth connectivity options
* 2GB* of internal storage provides plenty of space to access and download Google Android Market's many options
* Packaged with cushions made from 100 percent sustainable, compostable bamboo
DELL STREAK SPECIFICATIONS:
* Android platform complete with Android Market and Dell user interface enhancements
* Powered by Qualcomm's Snapdragon solution with integrated 1GHz processor
* 3G + Wi-Fi + Bluetooth
* UMTS / GPRS / EDGE class 12 GSM radio with link speeds of up to 7.2 Mbps*
* 5 MP Autofocus camera with dual LED flash. Easily point, shoot, and upload to YouTube, Flickr, Facebook and more
* User accessible Micro SD expandable memory available up to 32GB*. Store up to 42 movies* or 32,000 photos*, or 16,000 songs* with a 32GB* Micro SD upgrade
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