Many banks profess their commitment to an integrated multi-channel
distribution servicing platform but only a small number have achieved
any meaningful success. The Overseas-Chinese Banking Corporation (OCBC)
in Singapore is spearheading industry efforts in utilising and
integrating the various branch, self service and electronic channels to
deliver a cohesive and sophisticated multi-channel customer experience.
Underpinned by strong CRM and analytic capabilities, OCBC is creating
unique ecosystems around its different types of network points while
strengthening mutual re-enforcement of channel usage. As the case study
highlights, institutional learning in multi-channel integration is
achieved through sequential operational improvements as well as a keen
sense and understanding of how customers use channels to communicate
with the bank.
- Operational dynamics of an integrated multi-channel distribution strategy
- Evolution of channel integration
- Mapping channel evolution in Asia Pacific banks
- OCBC and its multi-channel approach
- Product management in the multi-channel environment
- Organisational learning and channel management
- Key channel initiatives at OCBC
- Performance management
- Multi channel technology architecture
- SWOT Analysis
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