Interest in Electronic Banking Grows Dramatically

Business Wire, Dec 7, 1995

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Dec. 7, 1995--INPUT announces publication of two reports on the use of computer software and electronic services in the banking and financial services industries.

The Worldwide Banking Information Services Report presents findings from 1995 interviews with 160 leading international banks located in major money centers. A separate U.S. Banking Information Services Report discusses the impact of new and emerging technologies on Internet applications and information services programs throughout the country. Each report examines the impact of the World Wide Web, Internet security, and electronic services; data describes application areas where financial institutions have the greatest interest in using these networking channels. Technological directions being taken by key financial executives in the use of information services and changes taking place in banking and securities organizations are explored by INPUT.

Information about The Worldwide Banking Information Services Report, the U.S. Banking and Finance Information Services Report, together with related Internet and Banking studies can be obtained through Paul Kendrick, Reports Division at INPUT. Telephone: (415) 528-6317; Fax: 415-961-8287: E-mail: paul_kendrick@input.com.

INPUT is a global information industry market research firm with offices in New York, Washington, D.C., London, Paris, Tokyo, Frankfurt and Mountain View, CA. Since 1974, INPUT has advised computer industry leaders and corporate executives on trends in computer software and services.

CONTACT: INPUT

Paul Kendrick, 415/528-6317