Final Project
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Mobile banking —
without the bank?
http://www.bbc.com/capital/story/20131217-mobile-banking-without-the-bank
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Selected Business Article
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Selected Business Article
Selected Business Article Summary
• Banking with apps becoming popular
• Some are only in-app banks
• Apps specifically made for smartphones.
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• In-app banks are popping up
world-wide.
• Students use apps to bank.
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Setting/ When This Can Be Observed
Interview Questions
• What do you like and dislike about using an
app to bank?
• Do you prefer to use your phone to bank or
go to the bank to bank?
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Interview Questions
• What do you normally use your banking app
for?
• Do you think that banking on your phone is a
convenience or annoying to do?
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Students using phone apps to bank.
Ethnographic Research- Subject 1
• Likes to use the app to bank.
• Doesn’t have any complaints about
the app.
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Ethnographic Research- Subject 1
• Prefers to use the app unless she has to
deposit a check.
• Finds the banking app to be
very convenient.
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Ethnographic Research- Subject 1
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Students using phone apps to bank.
Ethnographic Research- Subject 2
• Likes to use the app and doesn’t have any
complaints about using it.
• Still goes into the bank and uses the app.
• Using the bank or the app depends what she
needs to do with her money.
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Ethnographic Research- Subject 2
• Uses the app to check balance, transfer
money, and deposit checks.
• Finds the app to be very convenient.
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Ethnographic Research- Subject 2
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Students using phone apps to bank.
Ethnographic Research- Subject 3
• Likes the app because of its convenience to
bank anywhere.
• Likes to go to the bank and use app, depends
on how much time is available.
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Ethnographic Research- Subject 3
• Uses app to transfer money.
• Thinks the app is very convenient and
doesn’t really have any complaints
about it.
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Ethnographic Research- Subject 3
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Students using phone apps to bank.
Ethnographic Research- Subject 4
• Dislikes app because it doesn’t feel secure as
going to bank.
• Likes app because its makes it easy to
transfer funds between accounts.
• Prefers to go to the bank instead of
using app.
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Ethnographic Research- Subject 4
Ethnographic Research- Subject 4
• Uses app to transfer funds
between accounts.
• App is convenient, except for
depositing checks.
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Conclusion
• Most subjects thought the banking apps were
convenient and enjoyed
using them.
• Most subjects did not have many complaints
about using banking apps.
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Conclusion
• Most subjects found it difficult to deposit
checks while using phone app.
• Most subjects used the app to transfer money
from one account to another.
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Proposal for an Innovative Business
• Touch- screen technology could
allow signatures to be written on
electronic checks.
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• These electronic checks could be delivered
through wirelessly connected printers or
through the internet.
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Proposal for an Innovative Business
• Checks could be written for bank branches or
online- only banks.
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Proposal for an Innovative Business
Additional Research
• Phone apps do allow you to deposit checks
into your account, but there can be technical
difficulties.
Trying to Deposit Checks With My New
iPhone, Ann Carrns
http://bucks.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/08/14/trying-to-deposit-checks-with-my-new-
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• The online banking start- up Simple’s app
allows customers to see their balance at a
glance, find nearby ATMs, deposit checks, as
well as view and categorize their past
spending.
Simple’s Online-Only Banking App
Launches on Android, Adrianne Jeffrieshttp://www.theverge.com/2013/1/15/3877066/bank-replacing-simple-android-app-launches
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Additional Research
• Banking on apps allows you are able to
check balances, pay bills, transfer funds,
receive alerts, and even deposit checks on
the go.
Is Mobile Banking Really Safe?,
Stephanie AuWerterhttp://money.cnn.com/2012/08/08/pf/mobile-banking.moneymag/
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Additional Research
Tagline Study
• America’s Most Convenient Bank
• What’s in You Wallet?
• Putting People First
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Existing Taglines
Tagline Study
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Image Research
Tagline Study
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Image Research
Tagline Study
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Image Research
Tagline Study
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Image Research
Tagline Study
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Image Research
Tagline Study
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Image Research
Tagline Study
• What’s in Your Account?
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New Tagline
Tagline Study
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Manipulated Background Image for Tagline
Tagline Study
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Final Tagline Study
Workings and Output
• User
• Mobile Device
• Log Into Account
• Checkbook
• Sign Check
• The Cloud
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Diagram Sketches
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Diagram Sketches
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Diagram Sketches
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Diagrammatic Visualization
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Imagined Product/Service In Situ Visualization
Selected Environment and User Image
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Imagined Product/Service In Situ Visualization
Selected Device Image
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Imagined Product/Service In Situ Visualization