Intelligent CIO Africa Issue 31 | Page 42

COUNTRY FOCUS: TANZANIA In this special Country Focus feature on Tanzania, we look at how banking services are being digitised and how Vodacom is exhancing its platform in the southern African country. ///////////////// Tanzania is on the road to Digital Transformation S tandard Bank has digitised its banking services in Tanzania after adopting the Finacle Mobile Teller Solution. Finacle Mobile Teller, the comprehensive, enterprise level tablet-based solution, comes with designated workflows for each role – teller, relationship manager and agent. With an interactive user interface, intuitive navigation, an offline mode of operation and inbuilt analytics engine, tellers will be empowered to provide personalised services on-the-go and virtually eliminate waiting in queues. Benefits realised by Standard Bank • Consolidation of data exhaustive teller screens and optimisation of teller 42 INTELLIGENTCIO applications, has reduced it from 17 to just five single-click selections. This has resulted in an average service time of less than 50 seconds, improving turnaround time on transactions (TAT) by over 40%, and thereby reducing waiting time for customers • Consolidation of popular activities on a single screen, allows a teller or relationship manager to service multiple requests from a customer in a single window. This has resulted in a 37% capacity improvement and a reduction in branch network cost by almost 14% • Cash deposit transactions which used to take 120 seconds can now be done in under 40 seconds • Enabled with a comprehensive customer information view, the bank has been able to adopt virtually paperless banking, resulting in over 50% reduction in stationery • The well-designed intuitive user experience has reduced training time for branch staff from one week to just about two hours. Additionally, the digitisation and automation has resulted in reduction of overtime costs, thereby enhanced work satisfaction “Ensuring world class customer experience is a key priority for Standard Bank and ensuring this at non-digital touch points such as branches, was a challenge,” said Klaas www.intelligentcio.com