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The banking industry is changing rapidly. Consolidation and globalisation are forcing banks to find new ways to generate value. Strict regulations are compelling banks to examine their risk management and compliance processes. Meanwhile product commoditisation is making competitive differentiation increasingly difficult and customers are more empowered than ever before.

Banks must offer an exceptional customer experience and deliver the right mix of products and services to assuage their financial consumers’ demands and reduce attrition rates. The key to managing these activities is successfully managing all of the customer information in the enterprise. Successful banks will be those that manage and treat information as a corporate asset.

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3 in 5 people do not share critical information with partners and suppliers for mutual benefit

IBM white paper - Business Analytics and Optimization for the Intelligent Enterprise 10 Jun 2010

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The information agenda guide for government

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