The document discusses Temenos Connect Mobile Banking (TCMB) Retail, a mobile banking application integrated with Temenos' T24 core banking platform. TCMB Retail provides a rich user experience that looks and feels like a native mobile app across iOS, Android, and Windows devices. It utilizes Temenos' SmartHybrid technology to develop the app once and wrap it with native skins, allowing dynamic updates without app store re-distribution. This simplifies distribution and maintenance while providing a consistent user experience. Key benefits for banks include quickly delivering a superior mobile banking experience, reducing app management complexity and costs, and enabling agility to changing market and customer demands.
Ce document est le rapport de mon stage que j'ai effectué chez WINMONEY. Il peut être utile pour tous ceux qui rédigent des rapports de stage en informatique et pour des projets de génie logiciel.
Application mobile bancaire sous la plateforme AndroidKhaled Fayala
Ce rapport présente un projet qui a pour objectifs de réaliser une application mobile bancaire sur la plateforme Android pour permettre aux utilisateurs de localiser les agences et les distributeurs, et plusieurs autres services. Les banques aussi ont la possibilité de gérer ses données grâce à une application Web.
Ce document est le rapport de mon stage que j'ai effectué chez WINMONEY. Il peut être utile pour tous ceux qui rédigent des rapports de stage en informatique et pour des projets de génie logiciel.
Application mobile bancaire sous la plateforme AndroidKhaled Fayala
Ce rapport présente un projet qui a pour objectifs de réaliser une application mobile bancaire sur la plateforme Android pour permettre aux utilisateurs de localiser les agences et les distributeurs, et plusieurs autres services. Les banques aussi ont la possibilité de gérer ses données grâce à une application Web.
Presentation of summer Internship (présentation stage d\'été)oxygen999
Français
à l\'ensi et à la fin de deuxième année chaque élève doit faire un stage de un 6 semaine chez une société qui travaille dans le domaine informatique.Après il doit présenter son travail.
English
At the end of second year each student has to pass an Internship period of 6 weeks at the end of this period he has to present his work to a group of juries
Le projet MISSION consiste à améliorer la gestion des universités marocaines par la MIse en place d'un Service de Système d’Information Opérationnel. L’objectif du projet est que chaque université marocaine partenaire va être dotée d’un service système d’informations opérationnel SSIO utilisant OPENERP et intégrant 4 briques métiers (Scolarité, Finance, Patrimoine et GRH).
Nextma à participé à l'initiation de ce formidable projet qui est un succes pour openerp au maroc
Soutenu par le MESRSFC, l'INEM et le MNC représentant le secteur professionnel, et coordonné par l'UH1 de Settat, le projet MISSION (durée 3 ans ), associe ainsi 22 partenaires universitaires et institutionnelles du Maroc et de l'Union Européenne
Rapport PFE: PIM (Product Information Management) - A graduation project repo...younes elmorabit
--French--
Rapport du projet de fin d'études portant sur la mise en oeuvre d'une solution PIM (Product Information Management), pour une maison de produit de luxe à base de la platforme SAP commerce (aka Hybris).
Le rapport a été rédigé en LaTeX à l'aide de la plateforme Overleaf, ainsi la template du projet a été partgé sur la même plate-forme en licence libre :
Page de garde: https://www.overleaf.com/latex/templates/graduation-project-cover-page/qtmbhjbwjqcd
Corps du rapport : https://www.overleaf.com/latex/templates/graduation-project-report/ytbmnsqxmrrs
--English--
A graduation project report about the implementation of a PIM solution (Product Information Management) for a luxury goods company, based on the SAP Commerce platform (aka Hybris).
The report was written by the LaTeX language using the platform Overleaf. The template of the project was shared on the same platform under a free license :
Cover page : https://www.overleaf.com/latex/templates/graduation-project-cover-page/qtmbhjbwjqcd
Report body : https://www.overleaf.com/latex/templates/graduation-project-report/ytbmnsqxmrrs
Rapport Projet De Fin D'étude de Conception et développement d’une applicatio...mouafekmazia
Ce document est un rapport de stage de fin d'étude chez la faculté des sciences appliqué à la gestion conforme au standard de l'université de Carthage. dans ce document vous trouvez le contexte de stage, entreprise, problématique, client, clients du client et solution proposé aussi le développement du solution en détailles avec les Framework utilisé, les techniques et technologies, UML et diagrammes aussi que des définition du méthodologies de travaille avec comparaison et raisonnement du choix.
Détaillé dans le document le process de conversion de architecture 2-tiers vers une architecture 3-tiers afin d'utiliser les api pour communiquer d'un système existant a base 2-tiers avec notre solution mobile qui nécessite des api (http) ce qui implique la nécessité du développement des serveurs api de même temps le Contrôle des session et sécurité imposé par tel systèmes.
mots clés :
* Développement mobiles
* Développement Web
* Développement SQL
* API
* Flutter, Kotlin, C#, Asp.net, .NET, WebAssembly
Notament ce document c'était créer et éditer sur overleaf en LateX .
Rapport Projet de fin d'etude sur le parc informatiqueHicham Ben
C'est mon rapport du mon projet de fin d’études qu'il s’agit du développement d'une application de gestion du parc informatique
autant qu'un étudiant 5 eme année du l’école nationale des sciences appliquées de tetouan (ENSAT) au maroc
Mon Projet Fin d'étude: Conception et développement d'une application de géol...rim elaire
La localisation et la navigation personnelles sont devenues un domaine d'envergure dans une société de mobilité. Les zones urbaines et, en particulier, les espaces fermés représentent les zones les plus exigeantes pour la navigation personnelle. Des problèmes comme la réception des signaux satellitaires rendent le positionnement impossible à l'intérieur d'un bâtiment. Parallèlement, les infrastructures de télécommunications sont en développement croissant, toutefois le positionnement basé sur ces systèmes sans fils, n'assurent pas la précision nécessaire en localisation et n'offrent pas une couverture complète. Ce projet permit le développement d'un système intelligent de positionnement et de navigation minimisant la consommation énergétique. L'approche présentée ici est basée sur l'utilisation des réseaux locaux, sur l'utilisation des mesures du déplacement de personnes par des capteurs inertiels et sur le contenu d'une base de données géographique qui représente les plans de circulation dans les espaces fermés. En utilisant cet ensemble d'information, on a développé une méthodologie, basée sur l'interaction des données, pour assurer un processus de positionnement et de navigation able.
Raja Prabhu S is seeking a position that allows him to utilize his 5+ years of experience in banking software. He has expertise in Temenos T24 and JBase programming, along with skills in Java, SQL, and front-end technologies. His resume lists experience on projects for banks in India, Saudi Arabia, Argentina, and Luxembourg, focusing on modules like loans, deposits, funds transfer and interfaces. He holds an M.Sc. in Computer Applications and B.Sc. in Computer Science, and has received awards for his academic and extracurricular achievements.
Murray Gardiner from Temenos discusses M-Shwari, a mobile banking service in Kenya. M-Shwari was launched in 2012 and gained 3 million customers within 5 months. It allows for full straight-through processing with a single integration hub. M-Shwari's implementation time was reduced threefold and it reached commercial viability faster than initially forecasted. Temenos' technology integrates interfaces between its T24 core banking system and M-Shwari through a code-free design approach and pre-built model bank interfaces.
Presentation of summer Internship (présentation stage d\'été)oxygen999
Français
à l\'ensi et à la fin de deuxième année chaque élève doit faire un stage de un 6 semaine chez une société qui travaille dans le domaine informatique.Après il doit présenter son travail.
English
At the end of second year each student has to pass an Internship period of 6 weeks at the end of this period he has to present his work to a group of juries
Le projet MISSION consiste à améliorer la gestion des universités marocaines par la MIse en place d'un Service de Système d’Information Opérationnel. L’objectif du projet est que chaque université marocaine partenaire va être dotée d’un service système d’informations opérationnel SSIO utilisant OPENERP et intégrant 4 briques métiers (Scolarité, Finance, Patrimoine et GRH).
Nextma à participé à l'initiation de ce formidable projet qui est un succes pour openerp au maroc
Soutenu par le MESRSFC, l'INEM et le MNC représentant le secteur professionnel, et coordonné par l'UH1 de Settat, le projet MISSION (durée 3 ans ), associe ainsi 22 partenaires universitaires et institutionnelles du Maroc et de l'Union Européenne
Rapport PFE: PIM (Product Information Management) - A graduation project repo...younes elmorabit
--French--
Rapport du projet de fin d'études portant sur la mise en oeuvre d'une solution PIM (Product Information Management), pour une maison de produit de luxe à base de la platforme SAP commerce (aka Hybris).
Le rapport a été rédigé en LaTeX à l'aide de la plateforme Overleaf, ainsi la template du projet a été partgé sur la même plate-forme en licence libre :
Page de garde: https://www.overleaf.com/latex/templates/graduation-project-cover-page/qtmbhjbwjqcd
Corps du rapport : https://www.overleaf.com/latex/templates/graduation-project-report/ytbmnsqxmrrs
--English--
A graduation project report about the implementation of a PIM solution (Product Information Management) for a luxury goods company, based on the SAP Commerce platform (aka Hybris).
The report was written by the LaTeX language using the platform Overleaf. The template of the project was shared on the same platform under a free license :
Cover page : https://www.overleaf.com/latex/templates/graduation-project-cover-page/qtmbhjbwjqcd
Report body : https://www.overleaf.com/latex/templates/graduation-project-report/ytbmnsqxmrrs
Rapport Projet De Fin D'étude de Conception et développement d’une applicatio...mouafekmazia
Ce document est un rapport de stage de fin d'étude chez la faculté des sciences appliqué à la gestion conforme au standard de l'université de Carthage. dans ce document vous trouvez le contexte de stage, entreprise, problématique, client, clients du client et solution proposé aussi le développement du solution en détailles avec les Framework utilisé, les techniques et technologies, UML et diagrammes aussi que des définition du méthodologies de travaille avec comparaison et raisonnement du choix.
Détaillé dans le document le process de conversion de architecture 2-tiers vers une architecture 3-tiers afin d'utiliser les api pour communiquer d'un système existant a base 2-tiers avec notre solution mobile qui nécessite des api (http) ce qui implique la nécessité du développement des serveurs api de même temps le Contrôle des session et sécurité imposé par tel systèmes.
mots clés :
* Développement mobiles
* Développement Web
* Développement SQL
* API
* Flutter, Kotlin, C#, Asp.net, .NET, WebAssembly
Notament ce document c'était créer et éditer sur overleaf en LateX .
Rapport Projet de fin d'etude sur le parc informatiqueHicham Ben
C'est mon rapport du mon projet de fin d’études qu'il s’agit du développement d'une application de gestion du parc informatique
autant qu'un étudiant 5 eme année du l’école nationale des sciences appliquées de tetouan (ENSAT) au maroc
Mon Projet Fin d'étude: Conception et développement d'une application de géol...rim elaire
La localisation et la navigation personnelles sont devenues un domaine d'envergure dans une société de mobilité. Les zones urbaines et, en particulier, les espaces fermés représentent les zones les plus exigeantes pour la navigation personnelle. Des problèmes comme la réception des signaux satellitaires rendent le positionnement impossible à l'intérieur d'un bâtiment. Parallèlement, les infrastructures de télécommunications sont en développement croissant, toutefois le positionnement basé sur ces systèmes sans fils, n'assurent pas la précision nécessaire en localisation et n'offrent pas une couverture complète. Ce projet permit le développement d'un système intelligent de positionnement et de navigation minimisant la consommation énergétique. L'approche présentée ici est basée sur l'utilisation des réseaux locaux, sur l'utilisation des mesures du déplacement de personnes par des capteurs inertiels et sur le contenu d'une base de données géographique qui représente les plans de circulation dans les espaces fermés. En utilisant cet ensemble d'information, on a développé une méthodologie, basée sur l'interaction des données, pour assurer un processus de positionnement et de navigation able.
Raja Prabhu S is seeking a position that allows him to utilize his 5+ years of experience in banking software. He has expertise in Temenos T24 and JBase programming, along with skills in Java, SQL, and front-end technologies. His resume lists experience on projects for banks in India, Saudi Arabia, Argentina, and Luxembourg, focusing on modules like loans, deposits, funds transfer and interfaces. He holds an M.Sc. in Computer Applications and B.Sc. in Computer Science, and has received awards for his academic and extracurricular achievements.
Murray Gardiner from Temenos discusses M-Shwari, a mobile banking service in Kenya. M-Shwari was launched in 2012 and gained 3 million customers within 5 months. It allows for full straight-through processing with a single integration hub. M-Shwari's implementation time was reduced threefold and it reached commercial viability faster than initially forecasted. Temenos' technology integrates interfaces between its T24 core banking system and M-Shwari through a code-free design approach and pre-built model bank interfaces.
NDC has been providing implementation services for the Temenos T24 core banking software in Pakistan since 2000. Over the past decade, NDC has helped numerous Pakistani banks go live on T24, including State Bank of Pakistan, Meezan Bank, Bank Alfalah, and others. NDC has now expanded to provide T24 consulting services across the Middle East and Africa as well, having recently signed contracts with banks in the UAE and Iraq. The document outlines NDC's history and achievements with T24 and announces the first T24 User Group in Pakistan to facilitate knowledge sharing between NDC, Temenos, and existing T24 client banks.
We are a leading global IT services and solutions company providing value propositions to our clients in the areas of banking and financial services to redefine and impact the core of their businesses. Since inception in 2003 we transformed into an integrated portfolio of services and solutions with extensive R&D and leveraged many banks in achieving their business objectives. Our extensive exposure to various core banking applications and processes and IT verticals has been our holistic approach in serving our clients with delight.
IT systems are increasingly important in the banking sector, allowing banks to reduce costs and improve efficiency. Banking software, such as core banking systems and trading platforms, are enterprise software used across the industry. The document then discusses several popular banking software packages, focusing on Temenos T24, a leading core banking system that provides a full range of retail, corporate, and treasury banking services in a flexible and cost-effective manner.
This document describes the T24 wireless sensor system from Mantracourt. It provides an overview of the benefits of wireless sensor technology and why to choose the T24 system. The T24 system uses a topology of data transmitters and receivers to wirelessly transmit sensor data over distances of up to 200 meters. It supports a wide range of sensor types through acquisition modules and provides output modules, handheld displays, base stations, and software for viewing and logging sensor data. Application examples are given for load cell monitoring.
Presentation at University of Geneva - 19 October 2016Ben Robinson
Ben Robinson gave a presentation at the University of Geneva about his career in finance technology. He discussed lessons learned from his time at Temenos, including the importance of being global from the start and having a clear sense of purpose. Robinson also covered topics like marketing in the digital age, the balance sheet myth, and why companies should focus on becoming "lions" rather than "unicorns." The presentation provided an overview of Robinson's career path and insights into strategy, innovation, and building a sustainable business.
Unit testing is conducted by developers to test individual code components in isolation. System testing integrates components and tests interfaces using stubs. Non-functional testing includes load, stress, security and disaster recovery testing using automated scripts. Business process testing approaches testing from an end-to-end business process perspective to ensure integration across systems. User acceptance testing involves end users testing the system in a production-like environment before going live. Dress rehearsal testing mimics day-to-day operations in the production environment to validate the system is ready to go live.
Mobypage Financiall Series Microsoft Isu 1cChanBarry
This document summarizes a presentation on mobile banking innovation solutions. It discusses Barry Chan's Moby-Page Financial Series, which enables mobile banking through an intuitive portal accessible via mobile devices without additional software. Key features allow customers to view accounts, transfer funds, pay bills, and check rates. The system provides a personalized on-demand service with a dynamic CRM and real-time response monitoring. Examples are given of innovative banks like Umpqua that have grown rapidly by focusing on a retail-style customer experience through next-generation branches. The document stresses the importance of adopting a next-generation IT architecture to provide true mobile banking experiences for customers.
Centre for Disruptive Technologies Mobile Money & Payments PresentationSharron L McPherson
The document summarizes key points from a conference on mobile banking and payment solutions in Ghana. It discusses how disruptive technologies will impact payment solutions and mobile payments. Some of the technologies discussed include digital currencies, big data analytics, digital IDs, and the internet of things. The document emphasizes that banks must innovate and transform their IT systems to remain competitive. It also outlines strategies for successful mobile banking, such as increasing enrollment, integrating across channels, and using mobile for marketing and cross-selling. The conclusion is that mobile banking will become increasingly important and banks need to execute optimized mobile strategies to position themselves for the future of banking.
Retail banking digital transformation – Choosing a digital platform (2).pdfMaveric Systems
The document discusses how retail banks should prepare for digital transformation by choosing a digital platform. It outlines three types of digital platforms that support the customer lifecycle: daily banking platforms, complex lending platforms, and wealth management platforms. When choosing a platform, banks should select one that allows for flexible innovation, rapid product launches, omnichannel banking, customer data analytics, regulatory compliance, and issue resolution tools. A digital transformation partner can also help banks quickly adopt new digital products and services to keep pace with changing customer expectations and technology.
This document discusses three technologies used in the banking industry: mobile banking, online marketing, and online document sharing. It provides details on each technology, including how Commonwealth Bank utilizes mobile banking applications, online marketing strategies like websites and social media, and document sharing software like Egnyte. The conclusion states that by adopting these technologies, Commonwealth Bank has seen increased profits, customer base, and business growth while reducing fraud and improving customer service.
This document provides an overview of mobile commerce or m-commerce. It defines m-commerce as conducting commercial transactions using mobile devices. It discusses the meaning and definitions of m-commerce, characteristics such as fast processing and reduced costs, advantages like convenience and accessibility, disadvantages like small screens, challenges including lack of awareness and connectivity issues, applications such as mobile ticketing and payments, and technologies used for mobile payments.
Reimagine Banking in 2025: How Will IT Change the Way We Do Banking?Ekaputra Sananto
Banking in 2025 will see significant changes in technology that impact how customers interact with banks. Personalized high-touch service will still be important but will be enabled through new technologies like beacon tracking and virtual/augmented reality. Customers will have more direct self-service options through improved digital and mobile banking platforms as well as next generation ATMs and smart watches. Payment systems will increasingly integrate new technologies and see the rise of digital/mobile/contactless payments and peer-to-peer transfers. Banks will need to focus on better communication and creating truly trusted relationships through always-on conversations on customers' preferred channels to maintain relevance in this changing landscape.
The document discusses various banking innovations that have been adopted through new technologies. It covers topics such as online banking, mobile banking, APIs, real-time payments, cloud technologies, biometrics, chatbots, process automation using AI, optical character recognition (OCR), microservices architecture, the Internet of Things, big data analytics, enhancing the consumer experience through digital and mobile banking, human-focused technologies like digital human banking, and voice recognition technologies. Many banks are investing heavily in new technologies to improve services, increase efficiency, enhance security, and provide more personalized customer experiences.
Digital Transformation in Banking Financial Services Industrydrishtipuro1234
Digital Transformation is more than just moving from traditional banking system to a digital one. It is a vital change in how banks and other financial institutions learn about, interact with, and satisfy customer’s needs. The age of “Customer is King” has truly arrived.
Digital Transformation in Banking Financial Services Industrysethnainaa
Digital Transformation is more than just moving from traditional banking system to
a digital one. It is a vital change in how banks and other financial institutions learn
about, interact with, and satisfy customer’s needs. The age of “Customer is King”
has truly arrived.
Mobile banking is the fastest growing banking channel. ClickX Solutions offers "all-in-one" mobile banking solutions to financial institutions focused on enhancing customer loyalty and driving business objectives. Their solutions include native apps, hybrid apps, and responsive web apps accessible across devices to provide rich customer experiences and features like account access, transfers, payments, investments, loans and more while seamlessly integrating with core banking systems.
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Remote check capture, once a niche service offered selectively to business customers, has transformed to be a mass-market service and integral capability in mobile banking solutions. Across the financial services industry, Mobile RDC projects are underway in banks, thrifts and credit unions of all sizes to meet the market demand from retail and small business customers.
Furthering that momentum, deposit growth continues to be a strategic cornerstone of retail banking and Mobile RDC has been proven to be a catalyst for generating new revenue sources, new customers, and deposit growth. As financial institutions refine their mobile banking strategies, Mobile RDC has been elevated to be a priority initiative.
To help you navigate to a successful Mobile RDC deployment, this report will:
- provide industry update on Mobile RDC
- illuminate the key success criteria for a Mobile RDC service
- provide practical suggestions and best practices to appropriately address implementation speed bumps so that financial institutions are well prepared to achieve the benefits of offering this service
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This guide describes Two-factor Authentication through OTP (One-time PIN) delivered by SMS.
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Visit us at www.solutions4mobiles.com
This document discusses strategies for increasing financial inclusion among unbanked populations in developing countries through technological innovation. It provides the following key points:
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2. A case study of Bangladesh found that while only 14% of its 150 million people have bank accounts, mobile phone penetration is 68%, showing potential for mobile financial services.
3. The document outlines Bangla Phone's mobile banking platform, which uses SMS, USSD, web/mobile apps to provide services like account access,
MobiWeb provides two-factor authentication through one-time PINs (OTPs) sent via SMS. This adds security over simple usernames and passwords and helps reduce fraud. The process works by MobiWeb generating an OTP when a user tries to login, sending it via SMS to the user's phone, and validating the OTP when the user enters it. This solution has benefits like increased security, reduced fraud losses, and a better customer experience compared to hardware tokens. MobiWeb has been providing global SMS services since 1999 through direct connections to mobile networks worldwide.
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A revolution in banking software development promises to bridge this gap, ushering in an era of efficiency, security, and convenience. This revolution benefits both banks and customers, enhancing the customer experience, increasing efficiency, improving security, and fostering competition and innovation. Visit us at: https://itio.in/services/banking-software-development
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2. Temenos Product Overview
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T
he digital revolution is upon us and the impact on the banking
industry is phenomenal. The adoption of mobile devices across
the globe coupled with the rise in 3g and 4g data connections
is transforming the ways in which consumers manage their
finances. Mobile banking is the fastest growing channel in banking
history, growing five times faster than internet banking and equating
to 60% of all digital traffic in some large banks.
The consumer is now in control, expecting a secure, rich customer
banking experience conveniently from the palm of their hand
whenever they want and wherever they are. There is a new generation
of customer that has grown up with mobile device technology
and consider it their natural channel for shopping, socialising,
entertainment and managing their finances.
The ways in which banks leverage this mobile channel will be a key
differentiator in how they attract and retain customers and ultimately
increase customer wallet share.
The mobile channel presents a massive opportunity for banks. It is
a far more cost effective channel providing significant savings per
transaction in comparison to traditional branch transactions. In
addition, data can be gathered and analysed via the mobile channel
and be used as a very powerful marketing tool. This drives customer
intimacy through a better understanding of their buying behaviour,
traits and lifestyle. It also enables banks to reach their customers at
the point of interaction providing contextual, relevant and real time
offers and services that enhance the overall banking experience.
However, along with opportunity, banks also face many challenges.
For instance, the mobile device landscape is changing rapidly with
new devices and models continually being released using different
operating systems, and as technology evolves so do customer
expectations. There is a need to provide a customer with a consistent
digital experience across web and mobile applications. There is also
increasing pressure for IT to deliver banking apps quickly to gain
competitive advantage and to meet consumer demands as mobile app
usage continues to explode.
For banks to succeed in this digital revolution they need to adopt a
mobile strategy that will provide new levels of agility to respond to
market opportunities, enable rapid speed to market, drive innovation
and be sustainable for the future.
Temenos Connect Mobile Banking (TCMB) Retail
TCMB Retail is a standalone mobile banking application providing
rich pre-configured retail functionality fully integrated to Temenos’
leading core banking platform T24. TCMB Retail has been developed
using our ground-breaking SmartHybrid technology solution for
developing mobile applications that provide a near native experience
with fully optimised performance and security.
Looks, feels and behaves like native
Developed as a SmartHybrid mobile application, TCMB Retail
combines the very best of native and web technologies. TCMB Retail
is available for iOS, Android and Windows phones, and provides a rich
engaging user experience leveraging device specific features such as
camera, phone book and GPS.
TCMB Retail is underpinned by Temenos’ User Experience Platform,
edgeConnect, which includes the SmartHybrid technology solution,
providing a host of benefits to both to the bank and its customers.
Temenos Connect Mobile Banking for Retail
A smarter approach to delivering mobile banking
3. Temenos Product Overview
3
An advantage of SmartHybrid developed mobile apps is that they only
need to be developed once and can then be wrapped with native skins
for specific phone types. This means that TCMB Retail fully utilises
device specific features to provide the richest native experience for
the customer whatever phone type they use.
Another benefit is the ease in which the user interface of TCMB Retail
can be amended and enhanced keeping the user experience fresh,
relevant and engaging. The user interface can be easily customised by
marketing professionals or business analysts, providing dynamic and
personalised content with high fidelity, pixel-perfect layout thereby
providing a near native optimum user experience.
Simple app distribution
An important benefit to the bank is that only one skill set is
required to enhance and maintain the app which is then pushed
out automatically to the multiple platforms. This significantly
increases speed to market, drastically reduces maintenance costs
and improves productivity. It also enables banks to be agile enough
to respond to new market opportunities driven by emerging device
and web technologies, customer demands or perhaps new regulatory
requirements that need to be addressed. This approach significantly
reduces the complexity and cost of managing and distributing
multiple apps for various phone devices.
The actual screens are updated on a server, like web applications,
which means that there is no need for the app to be re-distributed
to app stores each time changes are made. It also means that the
banking customer does not need to continually keep updating and
downloading their mobile banking app. This makes app distribution
much simpler and increases usage of the app through higher levels of
customer satisfaction.
Optimised performance
A major difference between hybrid mobile apps and SmartHybrid
apps is performance. Traditionally hybrid apps have compromised
on performance to enable agility across multiple platforms.
However TCMB Retail inherits all the benefits of being underpinned
by edgeConnect UXP, so not only is performance fully optimised,
apps are enterprise scalable and security features are stringent. This
truly is a ground breaking approach in the development of mobile
applications.
Platform approach
TCMB Retail is a standalone mobile banking application integrated
with Temenos’ T24 however banks can choose to extend the
edgeConnect platform enabling them to adopt additional digital
channels solutions such as Temenos Connect Internet Banking (TCIB)
and to enable in-house development of additional web and mobile
applications across the enterprise.
A single, consistent, UXP across all digital channels enables banks to
provide a rich, engaging user experience across all customer touch-
points, accessible by whatever device type the customer chooses.
Banks will then reap significant development and maintenance cost
savings and lower cost of ownership, along with increased speed to
market and efficiencies from reuse of common business components
across applications. This also leads to a simplified IT architecture
enabling business agility now and in the future.
With the device landscape evolving at a rapid pace, along with
supporting operating systems and browsers, developing native mobile
applications is not sustainable long term. Banks can be confident
that as a result of TCMB Retail being underpinned by Temenos’ UXP,
edgeConnect, and developed as a SmartHybrid app, their mobile
banking app is future proofed to embrace new technologies. Banks
can also be confident that both the user experience and performance
levels are in line with a native experience that the customer demands.
Innovation is absolutely key for banks to succeed in this digital
revolution. Smarter banks will look at adopting a platform for
developing both web and mobile applications that can evolve
alongside technology advancements, enabling them to embrace new
opportunities as they arise.
Benefits for banks
• Quickly deliver a superior retail mobile banking app across
multiple phones – iOS, Windows and Android
• Reduce the complexity and cost of managing and distribution of
the mobile banking app
• Distribute a mobile banking app that fully utilises device specific
features such as phone, camera, GPS
• Deliver a near native experience, with highly optimised
performance and stringent security
• Easily amend and customise the user experience with dynamic
content, using pixel perfect layout
• Distribute the app through App Stores
• Enhance the mobile app without the need to re-distribute the
app saving users the task of performing large downloads
• Rapidly respond to new market opportunities and customer
demands
• Meet the needs of the next generation customer, now