Tag: digitization

Stay at home nowadays is true for many people. For business, this means home office or remote work. But how can customer acquisition and customer care tasks in particular be organized from home? We would like to introduce you to some possibilities and aids to enable you to carry out your sales tasks in a purely digital way. (mehr …)

Whether digitisation is seen as an opportunity or a risk is up to each company itself. However, it becomes a risk if you leave it to the competition to use it as an opportunity. The clever use of digitization and automation offers banks in particular the opportunity to offer their customers a much less complicated customer experience. (mehr …)

Onboarding a new corporate client at a bank can be a tedious and time-consuming process. Not only for the bank, but above all for the customer. Collecting numerous data and documents, filling out countless forms and waiting for creditworthiness and identity checks is not only time-consuming, but often also unpleasant for the customer. As a result, (mehr …)

Some people claim that technology solves the problems you wouldn’t have without it. Without technology, it is almost impossible to make efficient sales today, say the others. However, digitization and automation can accelerate and improve the quality of many sales processes.

Quantitative sales optimization: Process more leads more efficiently

A constant issue in most sales departments is the question of how existing resources can be used even more efficiently and how as many leads as possible can be processed with as little time as possible. (mehr …)

Does bigger always mean better? Of course not – this is something the managers of successful start-ups and SMEs know. Because in a fast-moving world, they often have some agility, flexibility and adaptability ahead of the big players in their markets, all of which are becoming increasingly important for the future viability of companies. It is no coincidence that a number of large corporations now tend to split their internal structure into smaller units, (mehr …)