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Technologie samoobsługowe w bankowości a możliwości kreowania relacji
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Preservation and maintenance of relations with customers through electronic channels of distribution is a relatively new topic. This article is consecrated to this domain, especially in the area of electronic retail banking. The authors explain that customers' expectations towards banks differ depending on the distribution channel through which the same service is provided. Furthermore a thesis is proposed, which states that the lack of traditional channels of communication in Internet-only banks doesn't necessarily imply that the traditional needs of the customers connected with the non-electronic channels do not exist or cannot be satisfied. Those needs might perhaps be satisfy through inclusion oftechnology as one of the important factors in marketing management.
Utrzymanie relacji z klientami poprzez elektroniczne kanały dostępu jest stosunkowo nowym tematem. Artykuł jest poświęcony w szczególności środowisku bankowości elektronicznej. Scharakteryzowane są różnice w oczekiwaniach klientów w zależności od kanału utrzymania relacji z bankami. Autor stawia tezę, że brak tradycyjnych kanałów obsługi klienta w bankach 'wirtualnych' nie oznacza niemożności zaspokojenia potrzeb normalnie zaspokajanych tradycyjnymi metodami obsługi klientów.
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Tom
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133--142
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Bibliogr. 22 poz., wykr.
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- Technical University of Łódź, Faculty of Management and Organization, Poland
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- Technical University of Łódź, Faculty of Management and Organization, Poland
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