home news Write to us Contacts Vacancies +7 (495) 223-0627 E-mail: info@bfs.su Sale Logistics Service Branch transformation Home \ Transformation of branches Branch transformation The main cost items for maintaining a branch network today are the cost of rent and staff costs. In addition, a credit institution is forced to invest considerable funds in the arrangement of the office, its branding, communications, and it turns out, to a certain extent, tied to this particular premises. At the same time, there is no guarantee that such an office will or will remain profitable. Using a new high-tech approach, known as Branch Transformation, reduces both the number of employees and the size of the floor space required for the operation of an office. By Branch Transformation, we mean the transformation of the branch network in order to optimize it. Our main task is not just to offer the client to move from one office to another, but to help him improve the efficiency of the branch network and make it more accessible to the end client of the bank. The flagship of the Branch Transformation project is Interactive Teller. It should be noted that the costs of creating a cash register or its repair are comparable to the purchase of several electronic cashiers. A micro-office that meets all the requirements of the Central Bank on the basis of such equipment in a shopping center can be created on 3 m2 in 1-2 days. If he has not justified himself, then he can easily be moved to another place. Thus, banks can create truly flexible branch networks that can quickly respond to changing market conditions. You can learn more about this area of our company's activity from the interview of A. A. Zhilonov, General Director, to PLUS magazine. Download interview home Equipment Service Logistics Branch transformation Contacts news Vacancies About company Information Presentation " About BFS " Interview with General Director Zhilonov A.A. PLUS magazine home news Write to us Contacts Vacancies © 2014 - 2016 Phone: +7 (495) 223-0627 Megagroup.ru