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Customer Processes and their application to Mobile Devices

Title: Customer Processes and their application to Mobile Devices

Seminar Paper , 2009 , 22 Pages , Grade: 2,0

Autor:in: Christian Marx (Author), Uwe Fischer (Author)

Business economics - Operations Research
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The main question is how a financial application must be specified to meet the customer's requirements in light of numerous variations of software and different providers of mobile devices. Furthermore, it should be discussed, how additional customer value can be created by such an application. Besides the complexity from a wide range of various mobile devices itself, solutions have to follow the principle of customer-centricity.

In order to clarify and demonstrate how a client process should be designed to meet the high demands of the mobile devices by the new group of customers, the change from a seller's market to a buyer's dominated market and the focus on the customer‟s need will be discussed.

Afterwards, the issues customer-centricity and customer processes, which are the main elements of a customer-oriented process, and why thinking and acting in customer-oriented process structures is of relevance are discussed.

Having theses to aspects in mind, an exemplary customer-oriented process will be described and visualized. This process has been designed under considering the target group‟s characteristic: flexibility, reachability, safety, self-actualization, and usability.

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Inhaltsverzeichnis (Table of Contents)

  • Introduction
  • Challenges to the Banking Business
    • Customer's (basic) needs
    • Changes in global markets
  • Customer-centricity for Business Processes
    • Customer-centricity
    • Customer Buying Cycle & Customer Processes
    • The customer-centric business process
  • Customer Process mapped to a Mobile Device
  • Boundaries & Challenges
    • Opportunities
    • Boundaries, challenges and disadvantages
  • Conclusion

Zielsetzung und Themenschwerpunkte (Objectives and Key Themes)

This thesis examines the challenges faced by the banking industry in a rapidly evolving technological landscape, particularly in the context of increased customer demand for mobile and wireless services. The main objective is to analyze how financial applications can be designed to meet customer requirements in this dynamic environment while incorporating the principles of customer-centricity. Key themes explored in the text include:
  • Customer needs and expectations in the context of mobile banking
  • The shift from a seller's market to a buyer's market in the financial industry
  • Customer-centricity as a key principle for business processes
  • The application of customer processes to mobile devices
  • Opportunities, challenges, and disadvantages of mobile banking applications

Zusammenfassung der Kapitel (Chapter Summaries)

  • Introduction: This chapter introduces the growing demand for mobile and wireless services in the banking industry, highlighting the importance of meeting the needs of a new generation of customers who are highly mobile and technology-savvy. It also emphasizes the need for financial institutions to adapt their business processes to a customer-centric approach.
  • Challenges to the Banking Business: This chapter examines the key challenges facing the banking industry, including evolving customer needs, changing global markets, and the need to adapt to new technologies. The chapter explores the concept of customer needs in relation to basic human needs and identifies the increasing demand for flexibility, adaptability, and access to information.
  • Customer-centricity for Business Processes: This chapter delves into the concept of customer-centricity, emphasizing its importance in designing and implementing business processes that focus on meeting customer needs. It discusses the customer buying cycle, a framework for understanding customer behavior, and how businesses can design processes that align with this cycle.
  • Customer Process mapped to a Mobile Device: This chapter explores how customer processes can be applied to mobile devices, highlighting the advantages and disadvantages of implementing mobile banking applications. It analyzes the opportunities presented by mobile banking, such as increased customer reach and accessibility, and discusses the challenges associated with security, privacy, and the complexities of different mobile devices.

Schlüsselwörter (Keywords)

The primary keywords and focus topics explored in this thesis revolve around customer-centricity, mobile banking, and the application of customer processes to mobile devices. Key concepts include customer needs, the customer buying cycle, technological advancements in mobile communication, security and privacy concerns, and the challenges and opportunities of integrating mobile banking into the traditional financial industry.
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Title
Customer Processes and their application to Mobile Devices
College
Frankfurt School of Finance & Management
Grade
2,0
Authors
Christian Marx (Author), Uwe Fischer (Author)
Publication Year
2009
Pages
22
Catalog Number
V151060
ISBN (eBook)
9783640631124
ISBN (Book)
9783640630967
Language
English
Tags
Customer Orientation Customer-centricity
Product Safety
GRIN Publishing GmbH
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Christian Marx (Author), Uwe Fischer (Author), 2009, Customer Processes and their application to Mobile Devices, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/151060
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