Up until the start of the financial crisis, the retail banking market in the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) was undergoing a period of rapid transformation, as banks developed new products, services and channels. The sudden shock caused banks to change their priorities. The crisis is likely to significantly change both short- and potentially long-term IT priorities.
Scope
- The Commonwealth of Independent States with focus on Russia
- This report covers the banking sector that has evolved from the communist banking system
Highlights of this title
One of the side effects of the financial crisis in the CIS banking industry is the strong budgetary pressure to lower costs. However, this pressure is expected to be a short-term issue only. What is important is that the long-term growth objectives remain intact.
Companies that are interested in selling their solutions and services need to focus on the two primary criteria for selecting an IT vendor: price and the strength of the offering. It is important to highlight that the mentioned criteria take priority over local references and relationships
Key reasons to purchase this title
- This research will enable to you to understand changes in IT budgets and how they could impact your customers
- This research will enable you to understand how evolving business pains will result in demand for specific solutions
