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A Guide to the Internet Revolution in Banking
Information Systems Management, 2000Abstract Banking is an industry that is expected to undergo drastic change because of the E-commerce revolution. This article maps out the direction of the Internet revolution in banking by surveying the phenomenon's history, its technological development, and associated managerial and technological issues.
David C. Chou, Amy Y. Chou
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Media Banks: Entertainment and the Internet
IBM Systems Journal, 1996There are two emerging models for delivering high-density, synchronized audiovisual presentations: video-on-demand and the Internet. The first is based on long-lived connections and guaranteed timeliness; the second assumes short spurts of low-bandwidth data on demand. We present the design for a Media Bank that intermediates between them.
Andrew Lippman, Roger G. Kermode
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Banking on the Internet and its applications
Proceedings of the Thirtieth Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences, 2002As the Internet becomes one of the most important communication networks in the world, many financial institutions (FIs) have developed their home pages to introduce their products and services to the public on the World Wide Web. However, many large banks do not provide online Internet services where sensitive and confidential information is involved ...
Gloria Yan +2 more
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Secure Internet banking authentication
IEEE Security & Privacy Magazine, 2006This article classifies common Internet banking authentication methods regarding potential threats and their level of security against common credential stealing and channel breaking attacks, respectively. The authors present two challenge/response Internet banking authentication solutions, one based on short-time passwords and one certificate-based ...
Alain P. Hiltgen +2 more
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An Internet application for on-line banking
Computer Communications, 1998The Internet explosion and the possibility of direct digital interaction with large numbers of home consumers presents tremendous opportunities, and challenges, to the financial services community. Today's providers must reckon with the Internet and on-line services, or potentially lose prime customers to new, nontraditional players. In this paper, the
S. K. Leong +2 more
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Experience in internet banking and performance of banks
International Journal of Electronic Finance, 2010This paper seeks to examine the impact of internet banking on banks' performance and also whether, among banks offering internet banking, those that have offered it for a relatively long time outperformed those that only recently began to offer it. Using the data on financial performance of 82 scheduled commercial banks, during the period of 1998-2007,
Pooja Malhotra, Balwinder Singh
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 1998
The article reviews the present status of Internet Banking in Australia. It begins with the findings of the Wallis Committee on Internet Banking and then examines the present status with respect to the banks on the net, the services they provide, difficulties the customers face and remedial actions necessary on the part of banks.
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The article reviews the present status of Internet Banking in Australia. It begins with the findings of the Wallis Committee on Internet Banking and then examines the present status with respect to the banks on the net, the services they provide, difficulties the customers face and remedial actions necessary on the part of banks.
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