Global Banking Information Services Market 1997-2002

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Global Banking Information
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1997-2002
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GLOBAL BANKING INFORMATION SERVICES FORECAST, 1997-2002 INPUT
Abstract
This report gives the results ofthe fourth strategic assessment project of
input's 1996 Global Banking Program. It provides a forecast of
expenditures for information services in banking from 1997 to 2002. The
forecast covers noncaptive expenditures by banks.
The report also reviews the business and information technology forces
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that will drive expenditures for information services banking. The
major driver of growth in information services will be the use ofelectronic
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banking retail and corporate electronic banking services, as noted in
this report.
The forecasts developed in this report are made for five global regions as
well as in total for the forecast period. The five regions include
Asia/Pacific, Europe, Latin America, the Middle East/Africa and North
America.
The forecasts are based on over 500 interviews with banks, conducted in
1996 in conjunction with preparation ofreports for the Global Banking
Program. Over 100 contacts and interviews with IT vendors also
contributed to these forecasts.
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Table of Contents
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A. Purpose I-l
1. Overview of Global Forecast I-l
2. Purpose of Study I-l
B. Scope 1-2
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D. Report Structure 1-2
E. Related Reports 1-3
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A. Impact of Global Business on Banking II-
B. Impact of Electronic Banking II-
C. Forecast of Information Services Expenditures, 1997-2002 II-2
D. Recommendations for Banks and IT Vendors II-3
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2. Recommendations for IT Vendors II-4
III Business and Information Services
Environment TTT t
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1. Asia/Pacific III-l
2. Europe III-2
3. Latin America III-2
4. Middle East/Africa III-3
5. North America (U.S. and Canada) III-3
B. Forces Driving Bank Use of Information Services III-4
IV Global Trends in Electronic Banking IV-1
A. Trends in Global Retail Electronic Banking IV-1
1. The Impact of Retail Electronic Banking IV-1
2. Global Retail Electronic Banking Services IV-3
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3. Significant Trends and Factors Involved in Retail
Electronic Banking IV-4
B. Trends in Global Corporate Electronic Banking IV-6
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Global Information Services Expenditures in
Banking, 1997-2002
A. Regional Forecasts ofExpenditures for Information
Services in Banking V-1
1. Asia/Pacific V-1
2. Europe V-2
3. Latin America V-3
4. Middle East/Africa " V-4
5. North America (U.S. and Canada) V-5
B. Global Summary Forecast of Expenditures for Banking
Information Services V-7
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