Digitization
Digitization
DIGITIZE OR DIE
Now more than ever, financial institutions need to deploy modern technology to deliver improved customer
experiences in real time and at a lower cost. For many cooperatives, this crucial need is difficult to achieve, as it
requires both the collection and processing of multiple data sources and the modernization of outdated operating
models and systems. One thing is clear – until they modernize their information technology, cooperatives will be
unable to keep pace with the rapidly changing economy.
Services offered:
ALLOWS MEMBERS TO MONITOR THEIR ACCOUNT ACTIVITY
Balance Inquiry – Know the balance of your bank accounts by choosing this function.
SMS-BASED INQUIRY
Most common ways to use SMS for security includes text messaging for two-factor authentication, through issue of
one-time passwords.
PHCCI-MPC Tacloban, like many financial cooperatives, face many challenges in achieving digital transformation.
1. Staffing - Few FCs have invested in developing their human capital to provide their staff with the
competencies required for digitalization.
2. Budgets and costs - Many FCs find it difficult to navigate the economics behind their own digitalization
process. The direct and indirect costs that FCs face in their digitalization make their advancement pace
different compared to organizations such as commercial banks
3. Independence - Most FCs rarely engage in dynamic cooperation and exchanges with other financial
organizations and fintech companies, which hinders these institutions from grasping opportunities or
accessing digital services at more accessible costs.
4. Client base -
FC culture is people-centered, and its focus is on providing low-cost services to meet the needs of its members. In
this sense, they differ from other financial institutions, which often see digital transformation as an end to optimize
your own financial performance. In contrast, FC understand digitization as a means to meet members’ needs.