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Why do AI projects in finance fail to deliver ROI? Despite the billions poured into artificial intelligence, nearly 40% of financial services CIOs admit their AI initiatives failed to achieve positive ROI in the last year. Why is this happening? It’s not about the technology itself—it’s about strategy. Success hinges on aligning AI with business goals, leveraging high-quality data, and focusing on the right use cases.
Read moreING customers can now take advantage of remote service thanks to the cooperation of ING Bank Śląski with LiveBank Cloud. It is a very fruitful cooperation, we have the pleasure not only to implement the product, but also to conduct post-implementation workshops with the bank's employees. Read about the details below.
How to add new value for digital customers? Almost all banks have encouraged customers to shift transacting from branches to the digital world. Although not all adaptation attempts were successful, they achieved the goal. Customers check their account balances and make transactions and payments in web banking and mobile applications. So how can we add new value for these customers, based on digital roots?
Electronic banking has moved most transactional operations into digital channels. The benefits for the customer are better access to their finances and time savings. For banks, the benefits are the cost savings - the number of bank branches closed in the past decade is 82,000. The remaining branches focus on servicing more complex products, such as mortgage loans or investment products. Are we, therefore, on the brink of a revolution in social communication, in which we no longer require the other person to make time for us to speak with them?
Mobile phones have become the norm, and individuals are accustomed to conversing with others using social messengers such as WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger, and others. As a result, asynchronous communication is becoming increasingly prevalent. However, this comes at the expense of other ways of communication, such as regular phone conversations and emails. Are we, therefore, on the brink of a revolution in social communication, in which we no longer require the other person to make time for us to speak with them?
The number of AI-driven solutions helping organisations improve customer communications grows every year. Sending specific queries to a bot helps customer service centres increase their efficiency. In addition, customer behaviour and expectations are changing regarding customer service.
We are witnessing profound changes in how customers use banking services. There has been a shift toward everything virtual. From retail to professional services to health and education, almost all sectors offer all or part of their services online. Customers’ attitudes have changed, and they now prefer to have the option to take care of business online.