How BluCurrent retooled its video banking platform to broaden its appeal; The Springfield, Mo.-based credit union was an early entrant to the video banking space, but the results didn't pan out as intended. After a reboot, it's a big success
According to BluCurrent COO Derek Williams, the CU's internal IT staff of six employees worked with a "well-known" video platform provider and developed an in-house video solution, but there were snafus. In 2016, Vidyo and Efma, a not-for-profit association of 3,300 retail financial s...
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Published in: | Credit Union Journal 2017-05, Vol.21 (6), p.14 |
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Summary: | According to BluCurrent COO Derek Williams, the CU's internal IT staff of six employees worked with a "well-known" video platform provider and developed an in-house video solution, but there were snafus. In 2016, Vidyo and Efma, a not-for-profit association of 3,300 retail financial services companies in more than 130 countries, released findings from their report, "Video Banking: The next chapter in a bank's digital transformation." "The fact the majority of bankers are looking to incorporate... |
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ISSN: | 1521-5105 |