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Re-Defining Business Decision Making Through

Geospatial -Technology

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Re-Defining Business Decision

Making Through G-Tech

Teach & Train 110 ways To Conserve Water

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Happiness is the Journey, not the destination !

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• 1st NBFC to reach 08 k hhd

• 1st NBFC to have system pradhans for 5 locations or 120 business users

• 1st NBFC to have hybrid of solar / wind power at our locations.

• 1st NBFC to align financial inclusion capture through EPOS

• 1st NBFC to introduced to have customer IVR Multilingual dedicated it top 10

Indian languages

• Only Financial institution to capture LAT/LNG of the customers location.

• Only Financial Institution to use Fingure print de-dupe

• Around 36 projects are the business & Service face of us for last five

years…,

• 75 honors and awards recognition for the best unique practices at rural India

for last five years.

About MMFSL Group

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DNA :- Create new Markets through Service culture Innovation.

DNA:

Innovation: External & Internal users need solutions that are new and different adopt to Rural in nature as BASICS

Action: Take 100% responsibility with Integrity on our commitments and execute them flawlessly as local our - BEHAVOIR

Triumph – Sense of Accomplishment from every action, every time resulting in Joy and Happiness for all like our traditional festivals - BUSINESS

Pushing the boundaries of Minds and Machines If you want to break through look

outside your current environment. A key quality to have is to be authentic

About MMFSL - BITS

The Business Challenges ….,

•Enterprise Data sharing – collaborating across the extended.

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Main Heading

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The Business Challenges …

The Challenges Forces shaping

the future of digital banking

Forces Some examples

Electronification Decline in check usage & Internet online banking

Digital culture Consumers expect 24/7, ubiquitous, immediate access to services.

Online functionality moving to user devices. it is also available at

users' favorite sites

Mobile computing Mobile phones are ubiquitous and already capable of much more than

voice services such as Deposit of cheques thro i-phones, Mobile

payment devices

Channel explosion customers have developed multi-channel behaviors.(call Center,

Online banking & Mobile Banking)

Cost pressure Human interaction at the branch... now on a screen , Video Banking,

Virtual Specialists in Branches

New payment

methods

Virtual wallets Minimizes transaction fees paid to external, Allows

consumers to transact in micro-amounts

Social networking

Banks are already leveraging these channels to support multiple

strategic objectives

New Media The online advertising ecosystem presents new business

opportunities. Targeted advertising based on users' financial

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Geospatial – Using Geospatial technology it allows us to capture the

information globally through any channel and Vett to value for smarter

Decisions

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Geospatial Technology

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Geospatial technology broadly includes mapping and

surveying techniques, remote sensing, photogrammetry,

cartography, Global Positioning Systems (GPS) and

Geographical Information Systems (GIS).

With its unique ability for acquisition, integration and

analysis of geographically referenced spatial

information, this technology has in recent times been

recognised as an effective tool for planning,

management and decision making locally and globally.

Definition - Effective tool for planning management and decision

making locally and globally with the live strong entity movable data.

Geospatial Rural Technology

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For example :- photo – exception photo taken on

photographs – for all KYC

vehicle –information

movable entitiey

land, etc fixed

Plotting customer and other entities

expenses clearance based on internal

data. monitory access secured

Geospatial Rural Technology

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Geospatial Rural

Technology

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For example :- photo – exception photo

taken on photographs – for all KYC

vehicle –information

movable entitiey

land, etc fixed

Plotting customer and

other entities

expenses clearance

based on internal

data. monitory access

secured

Geospatial – Base Technology which is

going to execute

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Geospatial – Rural Indian

Technology

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Geospatial – What is the base ? Why?

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Geospatial – Belief Behavior Business

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Geospatial – Belief Why ? How ? What?

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Geospatial Technology

Behavior Assumptions

between Urban Rural Globally

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Geospatial Technology – – Business benefits to Banks Financial services

Geospatial – how to be used in Rural Indian Technology

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Benefits to us in a long run

Raise awareness among the citizens and encourage use of geospatial technologies for

better information generation and decision making

• Identify successful case studies and models of application of geospatial techniques for

replication

• Collaborate with Government at all possible levels to identify and address policy issues

in this sector

• Efforts toward recognition to the subject as one of the mainstream options for higher

education and career

• Facilitate a common platform to all stakeholders so as to strengthen feed-back

mechanism among Government, Industry & Academia

• Assess and enhance the level of engagement across different sectors of economy

• Capacity Building

Banking and Payments industry confidence: chance to get Amazon Kindle!

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Introducing Spoken Web

Introducing the Spoken Web

- employs an easy-to-use voice interface

• over the already in-use phone system

• to create dynamic content in local

vernacular language

- enables access for local communities

• to surf a web of localized information

through phone

Carpenters/

Electricians

make a call to

VoiGen to

generate their

voice sites

The voice sites

are

automatically

deployed in the

system

People call

these voice

sites to

“Interact”

with the

specialists

A VoiceSite is: A voice driven application hosted in the network

and created by subscribers themselves

Consists of a set of interconnected VoicePages

(eg vxml files)

Accessed by calling up the associated phone

number and interacting with its underlying

application flow through a telephony interface

Analogous to WebSites in the World Wide Web

An Example

Heading

Sub points header

• Point 1

• Point 2

• Point 3

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MMFSL – Mumbai MH India

JW Marriot Juhu

17th August 2013 Saturday

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1-06-09 14:55

PROCESS

COMPLETED

Transfer of collected data and Process completion.

Questions if

any ???

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