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Root Cause Analysis training by Sologic provides the tools, skills, and knowledge necessary to solve complex problems in any sector, within any discipline, and of any scale.
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It is not the strongest or the most intelligent who will survive but those who can best manage change.
 
No, this is isn’t a quote from Steve Jobs, Simon Sinek or Jeff Bezos, it’s from mid 20th Century business author, Professor Leon C. Megginson.
 
Change is inevitable and within the financial services sector, the acceleration of the speed of that change is equally inevitable.  Within banking the current political, technological and regulatory climate is likely to demand greater transformation and bolder innovation than the sector has ever experienced. Whether it be due to the impact of Brexit, more banking reforms, evolving regulatory agendas, new regtech or fintech solutions, adapting to change, whilst somehow still doing your ‘day job’ will be a constant for all in the sector.  

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Technology is revolutionising banking, and despite the well documented challenges it is squarely aimed at improving the experience for customers. Technology stacks for risk management, new product innovation, fraud and compliance developments may have worked well for maintaining the status quo, but they are not well suited for the level of agility and scalability required to achieve rapid transformation in 2019 and beyond.
 
Most current predictions suggest that genuine change and agility will require more than just more Big Data or more technology, it will also require significant organisational changes - the rethinking of legacy processes, new organisational structures and intelligent, team-based, ways of tackling problems.
 
To make the most of these opportunities for transformation, banks must be willing to critically assess their people and select and train them to take advantage of these ever more powerful waves of processes and technology. Banks have to develop the skills and strategies that will enable them to fully harness new technology and not simply become dependent upon it.  How else can our banking workforce share best practice and take advantage of the growing knowledge and skills in technology that lead to better customer experiences?
 
Therefore, in terms of complex problem solving there is a major challenge. How do you develop an intelligent, innovative and collaborative approach that embeds critical thinking and drives engagement when you rely on technology stacks and all too easily slip back into organisational silos?
 
Collaboration and innovation are inevitable in any organisation with a genuinely structured approach to problem solving.  Inevitably this approach breaks down silos and benefits all areas of strategic planning, change management and business improvement.  Banks using Sologic’s problem solving method report that the problems that benefit from the method are not just around compliance, fraud or service-centred, but on CX, product innovation, client engagement and acquisition. In short, the areas that genuinely transform an organisation.
 
From fresh products and services to marketing automation, we’ll see a commitment to, and a budget for, adaptation. Even the smallest institutions are understanding that the risk of inaction far exceeds the risk of trying new things. 
John Waupsh, Bankruption, March 2018
 
 
Sologic’s Root Cause Analysis driven problem solving method will:
 
  • Provide the critical thinking that maximises technological innovation
  • Significantly improve external collaboration
  • Break-down organisational silos
  • Produce a thorough understanding of significant challenges
  • Create a launchpad for creative thinking and innovation
  • Support the management of change
  • Builds a strong business case for change and innovation
 
Not all innovation starts with ‘Big…’ or ends with ‘…tech’ The question is, is your organisation ready to embrace change, take risks and disrupt themselves?
 
 
 

RCA TRAINING

Root Cause Analysis training by Sologic provides the tools, skills, and knowledge necessary to solve complex problems in any sector, within any discipline, and of any scale.
Learn More
 

SOFTWARE

Sologic’s Causelink has the right software product for you and your organization. Single users may choose to install the software locally or utilize the cloud.  Our flagship Enterprise-scale software is delivered On Premise or as SaaS in the cloud.
Learn More