Jack Henry & Associates Joins Other Internet Banking Vendors With New Personalized Landing Page

My NetTeller enables accountholders to fully customize their online banking environment by selecting the functionality they want to see when they log in. Accountholders simply drag and drop widgets to create a dashboard-style view of online banking features such as funds transfers, electronic bill payments, and transaction downloads. The ability to place frequently used functions in a more accessible and obvious location simplifies site navigation and makes the online banking experience more efficient, convenient, and intuitive for each user.

Pete Hopkins, general manager of Internet Solutions, said, “One of the fundamental benefits of online banking is empowering accountholders with self-sufficiency and more control over their finances. The ability to fully customize the online banking experience puts another level of control in the hands of accountholders and strengthens their banking relationships. This single, configurable user interface comingles Internet banking offerings, creates personalized online banking landing pages, and optimizes the flexibility and usability of the online channel.”

Jack Henry’s continued investment in their online banking solution reinforces a trend among the major core banking system providers to improve the quality of the delivery and other solutions surrounding the core systems. Independent online banking vendors are going to have to run harder to stay ahead.

For more information,read Jack Henry’s press release: http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/jack-henry–associates-expands-internet-banking-solutions-118903319.html

Mercator provides a comprehensive review of online banking strategies and the vendor solutions in a series of three reports:

“Online Banking Today and Strategies for the Future: Increasing Adoption, Access, and Usage” http://www.mercatoradvisorygroup.com/index.php?doc=Banking&action=view_item&id=508&catid=17

US Consumer Online Banking Solution Review: It’s All in the Eyes of the Beholder”http://www.mercatoradvisorygroup.com/index.php?doc=Banking&action=view_item&id=559&catid=17