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Information source: OS/2 Warp Vision - February 1997 Original under: http://www.software.ibm.com/os/warp/library/vision/java.html page index: (red) CERA Bank (1), (2), (3), (4), (5) [...] THE FUTURE OF BANKING TODAY CERA Bank of Belgium wanted to push the envelope in home-banking in order to lure new customers. They also realized the importance of driving down internal costs by steering more customer transactions to the Web -- according to Booz, Allen & Hamilton, an average bank teller transaction costs $1.08 versus 13½ on-line. Java and an OS/2 Warp computing environment enabled CERA and IBM's Network Computing Projects unit to create a Java-based Mortgage Loan Calculator available to potential borrowers for use from CERA's website. This type of central control and wide-accessibility means not only reducing loan application processing time but eliminating the support costs of software up-date distribution and, more generally, rolling out new services quickly in reaction to changing market conditions. These are the kind of extra services that give CERA a key advantage in a highly competitive marketplace. "OUR CLIENTS WANT THEIR BANK TO BE AVAILABLE AT EVERY LEVEL. ELECTRONIC BANKING PROVIDES AN IDEAL SOLUTION. IBM IS HELPING US DELIVER WITH TRULY OPEN SOLUTIONS THAT CAN EXTEND BEYOND THE WALL OF OUR ENTERPRISE." Rudi Peeters Electronic Banking Officer CERA Bank February, 1997 [...] |
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