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From Commodity to Differentiator: Transforming Your Small Business Banking Online Channel David Singh VP of Strategic Accounts [email protected]

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Learn how to transform your Small Business Banking eChannel from a commodity to a unique differentiator through customer engagement. We will present several dramatic transformations from typical, stodgy online banking sites into true collaborative Web 2.0 financial portals. A Small Business Banking customer can now have an online toolset that delivers relevant and customized information and personalized financial guidance.

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From Commodity to Differentiator: Transforming Your Small Business Banking

Online Channel

David SinghVP of Strategic Accounts

[email protected]

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The Quiet Truth about Small Business Banking

• All Online Offerings are Essentially the Same– The same look-and-feel– The same products– The same capabilities– The same Client Experience

• But Small Business Banking is no longer a commoditized process with Clients simply looking for the best rate– They are seeking a Trusted Relationship with their Bank

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How can your online offering stand apart from the

Competition?

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The Next-Generation SBB Online Offering• The Core Products are the Commodities• The Client Experience is the Differentiator

– Be relevant to Client needs– Proactively provide guidance, advice, and coaching– Extend the personal relationship through a scalable channel– Offer a trusted relationship to Clients– Engage and Delight your Clients – Help Clients grow and prosper

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Today’s Agenda

How Can You Transform Your Online Client Experience?

• Small Business Banking – The Current Situation

• What Clients Want from the Online Channel

• Six Capabilities to Quickly Differentiate Your Online Channel

• Jumpstarting the Transformation of your Online Channel

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Who is Backbase?

• We help banks transform their online channel into a unique and engaging Client Experience through technology and services

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We Address the Needs of All Stakeholders

• Your Clients want a solution that is engaging, delightful, and relevant

• Your Business wants a solution that is adaptable, extensible, and unique

• Your IT Team wants an unobtrusive, flexible, and modern solution that fits within the existing IT constraints

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We Have Worked with Many Organizations

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Email me at:[email protected]@backbase.com

But this isn’t a vendor demo….

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Small Business Banking – The Current Situation

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J.D. Powers and Associates 2010 SBB Study

• Satisfaction and loyalty of Clients continues to decline

• Only 19% of Clients “definitely will” use their bank for additional products

• Satisfaction is highest among Clients who feel they have a collaborative partnership with their bank

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Forrester Research – General SBB Attitudes

North American Technographics Banking Online Survey

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Forrester Research – SBB Online Activity

North American Technographics Banking Online Survey

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Forrester Research– Missed Opportunities

North American Technographics Banking Online Survey

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Forrester Research – The Blunt Facts

North American Technographics Banking Online Survey

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The Root Cause – An Inside-Out Approach

Available Technology focused simply on web-enabling banking systems

A One-Size-Fits-All Solution

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The Solution – An Outside-In Approach

Focus on your Clients’ Needs and your Business Objectives…

and customer-enable your systems

A My-Size-Fits-Me Solution

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What Clients Want from the Online Channel

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Mark, CEO of a High Tech Start-up• “I chose Bank of America since I have

my personal account with them.”

• “My bank doesn’t give me the information that I need at my fingertips.”

• “I understand that I’m not a $100M client, but can I get a little personal attention when I am in need?”

• “I expect to be successful, and when that happens, I know that my bank did nothing to earn my continued business.”

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Rebecca, Owner of a Cupcake Bakery• “I chose HSBC because my father is a

HSBC SBB client.”

• “I have made a risky career change, and I wish my bank could help me make the important decisions.”

• “I get no financial guidance from my bank. I get it from my Dad or Google.”

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Kelly, Owner of a Fashion Boutique

• “I bank with JP Morgan Chase since I have my personal account with them.”

• “I can tell how much my bank values me when I have a question and try to call customer service.”

• “I do my financial planning in other tools, not on my banking site.”

• “I have no loyalty to my bank, because they don’t know who I am.”

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Ryan, Owner of a Home Renovation Firm

• “I selected Bank of the West due to a personal recommendation.”

• “I am not an Accountant, and I don’t feel that my bank provides me with any help or assistance.”

• “I don’t know what my bank has to offer to make me successful.”

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So Why Can’t My Bank…

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…Provide a My-Size-Fits-Me Experience?

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…..Put Me in Control?

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…Easily Help Me Find What I Need?

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…be Simple to Use?

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…Offer Unparalleled Personal Service?

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…be Fun and Engaging?

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It Is Possible!

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Six Capabilities to Quickly Differentiate Your Online

Channel

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1. Personalized Client Dashboard

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Personalized Client Dashboard

• Information at the Clients’ Fingertips: – Provide a single snapshot view of all of the important information

that your Client needs to know

• Custom Tools, Premium Services, and Upselling Messages: – Push out relevant information to the Client by leveraging what you

already know about them

• Put the Client in Control: – Allow your Client to further tailor their Dashboard to meet their

needs (e.g. new tabs, new tools, preferred layout, etc.)

• A Rich Web 2.0 Experience: – Engage and Delight your Customers with a compelling

experience (e.g. Single Page Interface, Drag and Drop, Animations, etc.)

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2. SBB Finance Management Tools

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SBB Finance Management Tools

• Keep Your Clients on Your Site: – Why let your Clients go to a 3rd Party Solution when you can

provide them with a one-stop-shop?

• Provide Mutually-Beneficial Guidance: – Leverage FM Tools to upsell and cross-sell Clients to other

products and solutions

• Learn from Your Clients: – Examine Client behavior and trends to understand their

concerns and issues

• Offer Premium Services: – Offer additional tools at a premium cost

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3. Personal Online Advisor

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Personal Online Advisor

• Leverage Limited Resources: – Relationship Management isn’t just for your largest Clients –

Utilize a Small Number of Resources to provide on-demand assistance through the web for everyone

• Availability Based Upon Segmentation: – Initially roll-out the offering based upon entitlements of the

Client and expand the capability as you grow

• Build the Personal Relationship: – Let your Clients see how you value their relationship and what

they can expect as they grow

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4. Relevant Guidance and Advice

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Relevant Guidance and Advice

• Personalization: – Utilize the information that you know about your Client to

proactively ascertain their needs and push out relevant content

• Subscriptions: – Allow your Clients to subscribe to topics of interest to them

• Faceted Search and Share: – Allow your Client to easily search and view relevant articles and

share that information with others

• Integrate 3rd Party Information:– Leverage and incorporate third party guidance and advice to

provide your Client with the information that they need

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5. Live Assistance

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Live Assistance

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Live Assistance

• On-Demand Support:– Bring the human element back into the online channel to

build a tighter relationship with your Client

• Integrate Click-to-Call and Click-to-Chat with Co-Browsing: – Allow Support Agents to view the Customer’s web session

and direct them visually to the right answers and information

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6. Integrated Mobile Experience

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Integrated Mobile Experience

• Extend the Experience with Additional Touch Points of Value: – Deliver a useful and user-friendly mobile experience to

increase the touch points between you and your Client

• Provide a Consistent Cross-Platform Experience: – Ensure that your mobile capabilities match your desktop

browser capabilities

• Build Once – Deploy on Multiple Platforms:– Have a single project effort to develop capabilities that are

portable and platform-agnostic

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Six Differentiators for a WOW Client Experience

• Personalized Client Dashboard• SBB Finance Management Tools• Personal Online Advisor• Relevant Guidance and Advice• Live Assistance• Integrated Mobile Experience

“ This sounds great, but how can I easily get this implemented within my organization?”

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This is whereBackbase comesinto play

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Backbase Next-Generation Portal

• Our solution allows you to add these capabilities on top of your existing systems without requiring any backend re-architecting.

• With Backbase, you don’t need to modify your existing core banking systems – we utilize what you currently have.

• We place a loosely-coupled, rich presentation layer on top of your current systems.

• We allow you to provide these innovative capabilities quickly and easily within your current environment.

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Jumpstarting the Transformation of Your Online Channel

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The Potential Pitfalls

• Lack of Organizational Ambition

• Lack of Focus on the Client

• Lack of Business Empowerment

• Lack of Executive Support

• Lack of IT Belief

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Cookbook for Quick Success

• Assess your current offering to identify the deficiencies between your current state and your desired objectives

• Perform user experience research on a sampling of your Clients to understand what they need from you

• Construct a prototype to paint a vision of what is possible

• Build internal consensus and support with the Executive Team

• Win over IT detractors by reusing your existing assets and leveraging a loosely-coupled rich presentation layer

• Continuously analyze and optimize to always stay on top

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About Backbase

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We Deliver Portal Solutions for Financial Services

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Our User-Centered Approach is Unique

• Like a major design agency, we focus on understanding the needs of your Clients and the needs of your Business to define the best possible user experience

DISCOVERY RESEARCH CONCEPT PROTOTYPE EVALUATE

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Our Specialized Technology is Unique

• Gartner calls Backbase a “Portal-less Portal” • Our solution enables banks to quickly implement a rich

presentation layer on top of existing backend systems • Gartner states that our approach will surpass the

traditional portal approach by the year 2015

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We Work Globally

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The Industry Recognizes Us as a Top Innovator

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Our Goal

Transform your

online channel

into a Customer

Engagement Platform

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Our Vision – Outside-In Customer Engagement

INTERNALSYSTEMS

AND PLATFORMS

INSIDE-OUTAPPROACH

WEB ENABLEMENT

OUTSIDE-INAPPROACH

CustomerEngagement

CUSTOMEREXPERIENCE

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Our Vision – Unify Disparate Systems in the UX Layer

Customer Engagement Portal

PublicWebsite

OnlineBanking

BranchFront-end

Call CenterFront-end

1:1 customer treatment(targeting, segmentation)

Business Rules

collect customer preferences(implicit & explicit)

Customer Profile

Transactional

Core Banking

CRM, …

Other Back-end Functions

PFM, …

3rd Party Functions

Consistent across Channels

Content

Simulation, Calculators, …

Advisory Tools

Reusable Widgets

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Our Vision – Provide a Multi-Channel Experience

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Web Site 1.0

Core Banking Systems & Processes

Customer Engagement Platform

SuperiorExperience

Any PlaceAny Device

Personalization& Targeting

Cross-ChannelIntegration

Easy PortalManagement

SocialIntegration

CustomerIn Control

Interactive Forms& Advisory tools

Our Vision – Integrated Customer Experience Platform

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Our Offer to You

• Let Us Help You with the Transformation:– Let’s Do an Assessment of Your Online Offering– Let’s understand your strategic Business Objectives– Let’s understand your Client Needs– Let’s build a Concept Car to show your organization what is

possible– Let’s transform your Online Offering from a Commodity to a

Differentiator

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