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Konsumentenzentriertes Banking : Bankkunden nutzen elektronische Kanäle immer intensiver und vielfältiger

2012-04-16 , Österle, Hubert , Alt, Rainer , Puschmann, Thomas

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Towards customer-oriented electronic markets : A survey among digital natives in the financial industry

2012-06-19 , Sachse, Stephan , Alt, Rainer , Puschmann, Thomas

The financial industry is in midst of a fundamental transformation. Changes in customer behavior and the impact of information technology are believed to change the financial industry from hierarchical to market-based structures. Although electronic markets in the financial services industry are well known in B2B processes such as e.g. stock exchanges, only little research has been undertaken This research indicates in a survey among digital natives that the use of electronic and mobile channels, cross-channel management, multi-vendor integration, online social networks and non-banks as service providers are becoming much more relevant in the future and thus support the hypothesis of a shift towards a more customer-oriented B2C electronic market model in the financial industry.

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Frische Impulse : Dank IT-Innovationen beschreitet die Finanzindustrie neue Wege. Das Kompetenzzentrum CC Sourcing hat die besten Lösungen mit dem Banking Innovation Award gekürt

2012-11-01 , Alt, Rainer , Puschmann, Thomas , Sachse, Stephan

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Banking-Innovation

2012 , Sachse, Stephan , Alt, Rainer , Gramlich, Ludwig

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BANKING 2.0: DER KUNDE ÜBERNIMMT DIE REGIE : Die Bank als Netzwerk

2011-11-01 , Puschmann, Thomas

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Towards an Interdisciplinary View on Service Science The Case of the Financial Services Industry

2011-09-20 , Fischbach, Michael , Puschmann, Thomas , Alt, Rainer

In the last decade service science has received considerable attention in the research community. Most research regards services either from a business or a technical perspective. This paper argues that existing approaches still lack detailed models for the application of the inter-disciplinary nature of Service Science as well as an application of these concepts in practice. This paper describes a first attempt to apply the characteristics of service-oriented architectures from the information systems discipline to the business domain. It depicts autonomy and modularity, interoperability and interface orientation as major design principles that promise potentials when transferred to the business domain. The proposed inter-disciplinary approach was applied at the case of Zürcher Kantonalbank in Switzerland that realized a company-wide Service Management concept according to the presented design principles.

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Realizing Value From Tablet-Supported : Cases From the Banking Industry

2014-06-01 , Nüesch, Rebecca , Puschmann, Thomas , Alt, Rainer

Tablet computers (tablets) have gained much attention in research, the application in a banking industry context remains somewhat unexplored. In particular, tablets could enhance customer-facing business processes, such as face-to-face advisory processes in the banking industry. This paper analyses the potentials of tablet-supported customer advisory and the impact on the advisory process based on expert interviews with three financial institutes. The study provides evidence that tablets promise to add value in a face-to-face advisory situation and may have an impact to the traditional advisory process.

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Konturen einer neuen Finanzmarkt-Infrastruktur : Offene Lösungen verdrängen zusehends bilateral geprägtes Verhältnis zwischen Bank und Kunde

2011-11-03 , Alt, Rainer , Buurman, Gerhard , Puschmann, Thomas

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Elektronische Servicemarktplätze für Private Placements auf dem Vormarsch

2014-10-07 , Puschmann, Thomas

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Supporting Service Management with Graph-based Service System Visualization, Manipulation and Analysis

2013-08-15 , Fischbach, Michael , Puschmann, Thomas , Alt, Rainer

The ability to establish and maintain connections to business partners has become a critical success factor in many businesses. Service-oriented architectures are being intensively discussed as an enabler on both business- and technical level. The management of services in a SOA requires comprehensive information about the managed services. Several approaches for unified service descriptions emerged, e.g. the Unified Service Description Language. Even small service systems can comprise a considerable number of different services, relationships and resources, which in turn requires (semi-)automated means supporting the analysis and manipulation. This paper builds on the Unified Service Description Language and derives a model for the graph-based visualization, manipulation and analysis of service systems. The proposed model supports service management tasks, including but not limited to redundancy detection and documentation, make-or-buy simulations and service costing. The results are prototypically implemented and applied to a case example from the financial services industry.