Survival Strategy

Banks Are Ramping Up Digitalization Project Spending

Article Change Management, Strategy, Financial Services 1 April 2018

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Survival Strategy: Banks Are Ramping Up Digitalization Project Spending (2018). PM Network, 32(4), 12.
As revenue growth slows and digital challengers grab market share, banks are ramping up digitalization project spending in a bid to secure the future.
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