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This document is a declaration for a dissertation report on the impact of computerization and e-business on the banking sector, focusing on the State Bank of India (SBI). It includes a certificate of original work, an acknowledgment, and an executive summary of the research. It is useful for understanding the structure and components of a research dissertation in the field of banking and management.
What's inside
- Certificate of original work
- Acknowledgments
- Executive summary of the research
- Research objectives
- Research methodology
- Introduction to internet banking
Who it is for: Students and researchers in Business, Management, and Banking. (Postgraduate)
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Summary
Computerization and e-business have changed banking. This document looks at how these changes have affected the banking sector, using the State Bank of India as an example. It describes the benefits and challenges of these changes, and how banks have adapted.
Indian Banks on Web
Banking in India is facing new competition from internet-based services. Many banks offer basic online services, but few offer advanced transactions. Foreign and private banks lead in this area.
Core Banking Concept
Core banking systems allow banks to offer services from any branch. The State Bank of India uses this system to reduce costs and improve services. This part describes the benefits and implementation of core banking.
New Business Culture
Technology has changed how banks operate and how staff work. It has led to both positive and negative changes in business processes and culture. This part discusses these changes and their impact on banks.
Data Processing
This part describes how data was collected and processed for the study. It explains the methods used to edit, classify and analyze the data. It also presents some of the findings from the data.
Key terms
- Core banking
- A system that allows banks to offer services from any branch.
- E-business
- The use of the internet to conduct business activities.
- Retail banking
- Banking services provided to individual customers rather than businesses.
- Centralized core-banking system
- A system that allows banks to manage all branches from a central location.
- Foreign investment limits
- Rules that restrict how much foreign companies can invest in Indian banks.
- SWIFT
- A system that allows banks to send and receive information about financial transactions.
Questions this document helps with
- What are the benefits of core banking systems for banks?
- How has e-business changed the way banks operate?
- What are the challenges faced by Indian banks in adopting new technologies?
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