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Rather than traditional IT concerns such as scale and the cost basis of particular countries what is "Far more important is the way a bank's IT unit forms its technology strategy together with the business. Leading banks also take a more disciplined approach to IT architecture, create standardized platforms, and wring more business value from technology investments."
So how does this point to enterprise decision management or EDM? Well there are a few best practices that are supported by taking an EDM approach.
So how does this point to enterprise decision management or EDM? Well there are a few best practices that are supported by taking an EDM approach.
- Strong IT governance and a clear alignment to the business strategy. The use of EDM to automate critical decisions allows those decisions, and thus the systems that rely on them, to be strongly aligned with the business strategy and allows the strongly aligned with the business strategy in defining, managing and improving those decisions.
- Fewer systems and a more coherent architecture. The use of a consistent platform for managing decisions across the enterprise - a decision service hub or enterprise policy hub - can eliminate the need for multiple decisioning applications and bring coherence to multiple channels by offering consistent decisions across them.
- Standardized platforms, By standardizing the way decisions are automated, new products and services and the decisions related to them (pricing, eligibility, cross and up-sell etc) can be created and evolved rapidly.
- Innovation and differentiation, One of the most effective ways to differentiate a standard process is by using EDM to inject unique decisions into that process.
- Smart sourcing. The intelligent use of outsourcing means not only being picky about which processes to outsource but also taking control of the processes you do outsource in an intelligent way.
I hope that this information would be of great help to you. If you find something more don't forget it to share it with me.
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