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With more and more companies reopening their doors to employees, it is essential to ask if businesses are truly ready to accommodate the changing needs of a digital-first, hybrid workforce. To make workplaces future-ready, leaders must balance flexibility, productivity, employee happiness and responsibility. One way to do so is to leverage advanced technologies.
The banking sector in India is making tremendous strides towards digitalization by adopting technologies like mobile apps, RPA, and so on. While digital transformation is undoubtedly vital to improve customer experience, organizations also need to invest in technology to empower their employees. This leads to a significant increase in employee engagement and motivation; a crucial aspect since 84% of CEOs rate the need to improve employee experience as a key concern.
According to a survey by IBM, around 57% of Indian banking institutions are leveraging big data and analytics tools to improve employee productivity, leading to happier employees in the long run. Case studies by Deloitte conclude that digital workplaces considerably improve the employee experience.
Clearly, digital transformation offers multiple advantages to the employees of a modern banking system. Here are some of them-
By leveraging digital tools, banks can address weak points in their employee experience and enable employees to be more productive and happier. This also helps reduce employee resistance to transformation efforts, motivating them to share ideas to augment the digital process.
For Metra Trust, digital transformation and employee satisfaction go hand in hand. We strongly believe that a modern bank can satisfactorily address the needs of customers only with the support of motivated and inspired employees ably aided by the right digital tools.
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