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Digital Transformation: Focusing on Customer Needs and Benefits
Digital transformation in the financial sector often revolves around the technology used to implement it. However, it’s important to remember that digital tools, like the “spade” in a garden, are merely the means to an end. The real focus should be on the benefit these tools provide and how they solve customer needs. Just like in gardening, where you don’t focus on the spade but rather on what you’re trying to achieve, the same principle applies to digital tools.
At Saffron Building Society, we start by understanding the customer’s needs and focusing on the outcomes they require, not just the method of delivery. Digital solutions, while important, are simply tools to meet those needs. It’s easy to get lost in the buzz of digitalisation, but it’s essential to ask: what are we trying to achieve for the customer, and how can we make it seamless, cost-effective, and impactful?
We believe that once the customer need is clear, the next step is to determine how the systems and processes can be tailored to meet those needs in the most efficient way possible. While digital solutions are often the go-to, it’s not always the best fit. Sometimes, voice interactions, in-person communication, or even traditional mail can deliver the experience customers require.
As we shift towards more remote and digital systems, we understand that customers expect ease and accessibility, but it’s vital to provide them with solutions that match their specific needs. Whether it’s through mobile apps, online portals, or traditional communication channels, delivering seamless customer experiences is always the goal.
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