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China Banking EAI Application Report, 2005-2006 (Chinese Version)
Research In China, July 2006, Pages: 181
This report surveys on status quo of 'integrated' state-owed banks, joint-stock commercial banks, city commercial banks and rural trust cooperatives and analyses the key market demand for EAI through a wide view angle from service mode change, system data share, personnel cooperation and Swift standard application to service channel integration. It explains the status quo of applying EAI in China's banking, including market scale, market phase and related application characteristics. It forecasts EAI market trend in China's banking for 2006-2008 and analyses the competition structure and assess the main producers' competitive, offering you an important clue before making a decision.
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