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Bog'liq Application of Business Technology in Management A xudo xoxlasa tushadi99%, 3-labarotoriya ishi Saralash usul va algoritmlarini tadqiq qilis, cmd buyruqlari, Incremental model nima, 1matematik, word sAM 1 savol, Документ Microsoft Word (4), Ma\'ruzalar (2), ЛАБОРАТОРНАЯ РАБОТА N1, Dasturlash 2, Ariza, Qalandarova Gulshoda, 1648631455, 1650692784, 1651669892 (2)West Science Business and Management
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5. CONCLUSION
In conclusion, the case study analysis
highlights the positive impact of technological
innovation on the efficiency, effectiveness,
and customer service in the conventional
bank in Sukabumi. The adoption of online
banking platforms, mobile applications, and
advanced ATMs has improved customer
experiences,
streamlined
transaction
processing, and enhanced the bank's overall
organizational performance. The findings
contribute to the existing literature on the
importance of embracing technological
advancements in the banking industry and
provide valuable recommendations for banks
to optimize their technological investments.
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