When assessing new technology, community bankers should ask themselves what requires the most human interaction but is tedious or repetitive work, according to the latest Independent Banker magazine.
Independent Banker highlights technology trends
November 20, 2024 / By ICBA
When assessing new technology, community bankers should ask themselves what requires the most human interaction but is tedious or repetitive work, according to the latest Independent Banker magazine.
When assessing new technology, community bankers should ask themselves what requires the most human interaction but is tedious or repetitive work, according to the latest Independent Banker magazine.
Details: After identifying pain points, community bankers can find a technology solution to solve each problem. Examples from the article include:
Workflow automation for better lending processes.
Consumer-permissioned data for a more complete financial picture.
Machine learning that fights check fraud.
Mobile banking features that meet demand.
More: The November issue of Independent Banker also features articles on attracting Gen Z customers, Federal Home Loan Bank regulations, recruiting, and AI.
Access: The magazine is available on the Independent Banker website and via the digital edition.
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