Reshaping Bank Operations with Digital Signage – Vlog
by Esther Chew
Reshaping Bank Operations with Digital Signage – Vlog
by Esther Chew
Michael Araneta, Associate Vice-President of IDC Financial Insights, Asia Pacific said, “The events of 2020 have shown the resilience of the financial services industry, and that organisations must refocus their efforts on becoming even more customer-driven and platform-oriented”.
According to Business Wire, the global digital signage market is estimated at USD $16.3 billion in 2021 and is projected to reach USD 27.8 billion by 2026, rising at a CAGR of 11.2% during the forecast period.
Rethinking Banking Operations with Digital Signage
Digital signage for banks bridges online and in-branch customer experience. It offers a modern visual medium to deliver promotions and messaging to your customers. Using large screens, video walls and touchscreens can give banks a digital footprint while maintaining consistency with the online experience for customers.
Anxious about customers returning to the branch after the pandemic?
Bank digital signage can be used to reform the customer experience and change brand perception. Display content about healthcare precautions and measures taken at your locations to put customers at ease.
Worried about the long queues at banks?
Bank digital signage offers contactless and self-service checkouts to eliminate long queues.
Concerned about the growing competition?
Use visually attractive bank digital signage to grab customer attention and showcase your offerings.
Losing sleep over increased operations costs?
Bank digital signage can be used to streamline operations and improve internal communication.
Transform The Banking Experience with Scala
Scala offers reliable and customised solutions to many global banks. Check out the above video to get a glimpse of how Scala can help transform and modernise your bank. For more information, visit Scala’s martech solutions for banks .
About the Author:
Esther Chew is the Sr. Manager – Corp Comm & Marketing at Scala Asia-Pacific and is responsible for developing and implementing the internal and external communications strategy and programmes across Asia-Pacific. She drives the company’s corporate image and brand messaging through integrated and strategic communications leveraging various platforms such as executive communication, client communication, digital marketing, media relations and B2B events.