Christophe Langlois If you know me, you probably know how passionate I am about social networking and Linkedin.
Earlier this year, Linkedin launched Linkedin Answers, a similar service to Yahoo! Answers. Linkedin goals were to better engage their members, leverage their network of contacts and improve the traffic to the site.
I found a couple of interesting questions on Internet Banking, Online Banking and Mobile Banking.
From Rob Findlay, Blogger/Founder at TheBankChannel (Australia)
* How big will mobile banking be?
– 23 answers (09 August 07) – posted in July 07
* What do personalised and next generation banking websites look like?
– 13 answers (09 August 07) – posted in July 07
– Rob used a post by my colleague James Garner, Head of Innovation at Lloyds TSB and fellow blogger
From Sergio Coelho, IT Project Manager at Grupo CS (Portugal)
* Are you happy with your current online banking experience?
– 13 answers (09 August 07) – posted in July 07
– Best Answer by Jof Walters, Owner at Start Up or Die Trying (UK)
– Respondents shared their satisfaction with their banks online: BoA, firstdirect, Amex., BBVA and TD Canada Trust.
From Gregor McKelvie, Business Development Manager at Mapa (UK)
* What major developments will we see in Online Banking over the next 5 years?
– 12 answers (09 August 07) – posted in August 07
– Most respondents talked about social lending, peer-to-peer, mobile banking and payments.
From Martin Kaufmann, Vice President at Gemini Executive Search at (Switzerland)
* Online banking – which bank offers the most interesting online banking features in your opinion?
– 5 answers (09 August 07) – posted in May 07
– Best Answer by Franz Bondy, Partner at Global Trans-Action (Luxembourg)
– Most respondents are based in the US. I am surprised nobody talked about Wells Fargo: I am not a customer, but it is one of the most innovative banks online. I would also talk about the customer demand for Personal Finance tools and the excellent Wesabe.
