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How have automotive suppliers responded to supply chain disruptions caused by COVID-19?

"Automotive suppliers have spent the last two years proactively responding to supply chain disruptions and chip shortages caused by the impact of COVID-19", states Thorsten Muschal, CLEPA President, in the Clepa Annual Report of Activities 2021-2022.

CLEPA President continues: "The (...) inflation period with massively increased costs, especially for energy, transport and materials, is intensifying an already stressed supply chain." And Thorsten Muschal finishes positively: "However, we are a resilient industry and always find a way to transform and adapt to changing circumstances".

CLEPA represents over 3,000 companies and covers all products and services within the automotive supply chain. Founded in 1959 and based in Brussels, CLEPA is recognised as a natural discussion partner by international organisations and fellow associations.

CLEPA brings together well over 100 of the world's most prominent suppliers for car parts, systems and modules and more than 20 national trade associations and European sector associations.

The Clepa Annual Report of Activities is an overview of what 2020-2021 has been for the association.

Let's have a view of what expresses by Sigrid de Vries, CLEPA Secretary General, about the last CLEPA period of activities: "In a year where being in crisis mode became the 'new normal', the CLEPA secretariat consolidated its role as the proactive voice of the automotive supply industry and further solidified itself as a trusted advisor for its members".

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The result is a stunning publication made within an intimate, inventive dialogue framework involving the inspiring CLEPA communication team and the Belgian communication agency's innovative team.

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Digital Banking Market Report

The global market of digital banking around the world is growing rapidly. High technology proliferation and support heavy investment by the companies operating in the technology service are helping in the development of efficient cashless system. Many banks around the world are adopting cashless policies for various areas such as payments, transfers among other things. Increasing use of internet and smartphones to do the banking transaction are result of digital banking which makes the task easy and more transparent.

Digital banking is also helping the banking system in the management of records, data and retrieval of them. One of the major trend in this field is adoption of cloud for the management of data and use of it. Going digital helps the banks to monitor the each and every customer’s details and records more easily. Communication with customers for any announcement and revive feedback have become easy because of digital banking.

Whereas factors such as need of technical knowledge, growing security proliferation in BFIS industry among others are some of the restraints which is expected to slow the growth of overall market.

The digital banking market is expected to grow at CAGR of around 8% between years 2016 to 2022.

In today’s world, digital banking is more than getting customers to use online or mobile banking or building a new app but it has also become a new way to run an entire organization. Recent trend shows that number of customer opting for digital banking services are increasing due to the benefits such as management and maintenance of their account, conducting transactions such as transfers and payments among others.

One of the technology which is supporting the digital banking from bankers end is cloud computing. Going paperless for a bank may lead to heavy disruption of data and banks are the most sensitive sector where data plays very vital role. On cloud infrastructure are helping the banking industry to store and manage the sensitive data and records efficiently. Digital economy brings various threats in countries and one of the important threat is security. Stealing data online is easy than the physical security breach in any bank and it becomes very important for the banks to adopt the latest security services and feature to keep the security threats out.

The prominent players in the Digital Banking Market includes- Urban FT, Inc. (U.S.), Misys (U.K.), Kony, Inc. (U.S.), Backbase (Netherlands), Technisys (Subsidiary of FMC Technologies) (U.S), Infosys (Bangalore), Cachet Financial Solutions, Inc. (U.S), Innofis (Spain), Mobilearth (Canada), among other

The other players operating in this market are- Nymbus, NLS Banking, IDEALINVENT Technologies, Capital Banking Solutions and among others.

Barriers to Adoption

For many consumers, digital banking seems too complicated, especially computer-illiterate people. Moreover, for baby boomers, banking through a branch seems easier than using applications. However, banks are increasingly realizing the existence of this consumer group and are taking concrete steps to conquer the fear of consumers.

More Information@ https://www.marketresearchfuture.com/reports/digital-banking-market