October 25th 2018 - Geneva / Zürich

Gfi Switzerland will be present at the Digital Day - Thursday, October 25th in Geneva and Zürich.

Adapting processes and systems for digital transformation, offering an improved user experience and mastering the process chain

The digital era has prompted an upsurge in new uses and generated new expectations among consumers and employees. It has led to a collaborative economy – car sharing, couchsurfung, crowdfunding, uberisation, etc. – spurred on by the widespread use of connected objects. Smartphones are now commonplace along with YouTube as an e-learning tool and online shopping. For a successful digital transformation, we must deploy a strategy and resources that can factor in pressure from the end customer, work with the company and its reputation, respond to the needs of employees who expect to use the same tools in their careers as in their private lives and compete with new market entrants whose economic models are exclusively digital.

Speed up your digital transformation

The digital revolution is underway and moving at dizzying speed! To meet new ever-more disruptive players head-on, companies must take a holistic approach to digital technology and factor in its technological, societal and business consequences.

Attract and retain talent with innovative RH solutions

The management of human capital is one of the key factors affecting the performance of an organisation. The principal issues faced by HR managers are attracting and retaining talent, steering HR activities, and navigating their own digital transformation. Technological changes are providing HR departments with innovative solutions (SaaS, automation, social networks, intranet portals…) that give them improved flexibility and reactivity to support the transformation of their organisation.

Overhauling the client relationship

Customers have new and significant needs and expectations in their private and professional lives. Digital Banking aims to cater for those needs, and embodies the fast, general, in-depth and necessary evolution of a bank’s relationship with its customers. With the constant pressure of technological advances and web-based competitors, this relationship has entered into a period of long-lasting transformation that will deeply change banks’ organisation, processes, information technology and strategies for many years to come.

Improving customer experience, dynamically developing ever more innovative applications and functionalities that anticipate the uses of tomorrow.

More mobility, more speed, more autonomy in their actions… The expectations and needs of consumers are changing. The widespread adoption of new technologies creates new uses that are profoundly transforming customer relations. As the customers are better informed and better equipped, they are becoming increasingly demanding and expect innovative services from their bank and their insurance company that are in line with their new consumer habits. The digital environment is everywhere and employees have the same new expectations: to bring the tools and uses they have in their private life into the workplace.

Opex savings, Digital transformation & Evolutivity

Cost cutting remains a strategic priority for IT as it represents an important part of total spending—5 percent or more in some industries.

Thursday March 30th 2017

Gfi Informatique, main partner of EBG, will be at the return of the summary booklet of “Task Force ISD Marketing” on the 30th of March 2017 starting at 9:30 a.m.

Event Tour

Jean-François Gaudy, Chief of Innovation at Gfi Informatique continues to introduce us CES Asia.

Meeting with Asian companies

Jean-François Gaudy, Chief of Innovation at Gfi Informatique continues to introduce us CES Asia. On the second day, he was able to talk to Lin Bai of Cimpress China, market leader of print.