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July 22, 2008 Consumers Are Apathetic About Mobile BankingA Lack Of Urgency And Availability Of Other Channels Holds Back Adoptionwith Catherine Graeber, Courtney Tincher |
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Despite their bank or credit union imploring them to "bank anytime, anywhere," online bankers and bill payers are uninterested in the mobile banking pitch. And while Gen X and Gen Y are slightly more receptive, the vast majority of online users are simply not interested in mobile banking. Sizeable advertising budgets by the top banks have generated awareness of the service, but mobile banking's duplication of online banking functionality is failing to drive significant adoption. Why? Online bankers and bill payers don't see their transactions as urgent enough to warrant mobile access. Instead, they prefer to wait until they can access the Web, ATM, or phone channel.
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eBusiness/eCommerce, Business-To-Business eCommerce, Business-To-Consumer eCommerce, eBusiness/eCommerce Adoption, The Mobile Channel, Customer Experience, Channel Design Strategies
Financial Services, Consumer Financial Services, Financial Services Customer Experience, Online Financial Products & Services, Retail Banking, Consumer Industries, Consumer Technology, Consumer Portals & Search
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