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Application of OfficeLine to achieve its owner's business objectives A customer that considers using OfficeLine will choose its configuration according to the
type of marketing they want to apply. While OfficeLine is fully open to future modifications
(extensions), a suitable selection of its configuration right at the beginning of its application
is a prerequisite for successfully addressing clients when launching the appropriate services
(implemented with OfficeLine) on the market. As such, it is the basis for achieving the maximum
efficiency of the employment of OfficeLine, assuming the expected position on the market, and
achieving the outlined business targets.
The configuration of OfficeLine is the subject matter of a technical project that is prepared
according to the specifications set by the customer (the future owner of OfficeLine) and represents
a bridge between a marketing plan and the execution stage of an OfficeLine implementation.
The preparation of specifications (according to the market plan) is essentially influenced by
the selection of the category of clients the customer wants to address. This selection is a
criterion for the selection of OfficeLine distribution channels. No distribution channel is suited
for a single specific category (or categories) of clients, so the owner can offer any distribution
channel to all clients. However, each distribution channel has different advantages with respect to
the possibilities of the communication technology on which it is based. The advantages of
distribution channels determine the probability of their successful employment within given client
categories.
We provide examples of typical distribution channel configurations depending on the addressed
categories of clients. Besides theoretical analyses of client needs and distribution channel
possibilities, the examples are based on the experience gained from our previously executed
OfficeLine implementations. The examples represent a recommendation; however, the decision on the
configuration of distribution channels will always depend on the preferences of the customer
(owner), too.
Solutions for retail clients With retail clients, we can generally expect:
Therefore, from the viewpoint of retail clients, stress should be put mainly on the easy
availability of the service (from anywhere) and its "user-friendliness." The optimum is
to simultaneously offer the IVR (
OfficeLine IVR) and GSM
banking (OfficeLine GSM, or
OfficeLine SIM
Toolkit) distribution channels. These distribution channels are highly available (a
"landline" phone with tone dialing or a mobile phone are sufficient) and provide
intuitive control.
Solutions for small to medium-sized corporate clients In the case of a corporate client, we have to expect more frequent demands for active
operations and the general overview of company finances, in addition to the requirements of easy
availability and controlability. In addition, we can count on a higher level of technical
facilities (a computer connected to the Internet).
Therefore, from the viewpoint of corporate clients, stress should be put on the easy
availability of the service as well as on the more demanding requirements of the client. The
optimum is especially:
It is useful to complement the installation with other distribution channels, such as e-mail
(
OfficeLine
E-mail).
Solutions for key corporate clients A key corporate client, usually a large enterprise (or an enterprise with a high turnover of
executed transactions), is different from the two previous categories in that it needs to process
large volumes of transactions. We can expect a good technical and personnel background. We can also
expect that OfficeLine users will be diversified according to their powers and needs based on the
scope of their jobs.
The basic distribution channel for key corporate clients is Corporate Banking (
OfficeLine
Corporate Banking), which allows processing of large volumes of data (manually, but also in
an automatic mode), a detailed specification of the authorization of users (company employees), and
also a very high level of security.
Another important factor is the possibility to quickly review company finances, for example,
on a business trip, etc. Therefore, it is advantageous to offer the use of another distrubution
channel that is independent from specific communication equipment. In this respect, Internet
banking (
OfficeLine WWW) is
especially advantageous, as it provides many of the benefits of Corporate Banking with no need to
use any specialized software (or a specific computer).
If higher variability is required, there are other distribution channels that can be
successfully offered, such as SIM Toolkit banking (
OfficeLine SIM
Toolkit).
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