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Pisano classifies innovation based on its influence on business models and technology. In
my experience in the banking sector, I have actively participated in improving projects and
exploring the possibilities of currencies based on technology. Below is the innovation landscape
DISRUPTIVE ARCHITECTURAL
Innovations that disrupt the norm have the Improving the mobile banking app is a
power to create brand markets or industries practice that seeks to enhance an
often leading to the displacement of existing product without making drastic
established players, in those fields. changes.
Example Example
Block chain-based Digital Currency Mobile Banking App Enhancement
ROUTINE RADICAL
In the banking world, technology is being utilized to introduce a form of currency. With
the rise of decentralized blockchains and cross-border transactions that do not require trust,
financial systems face a challenge (Bronkhorst & Janssen 135). This development has the
potential to completely transform the landscape by offering transparent and efficient operations.
Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) aim to enable individuals who do not have access to
banking services to make payments. The success of CBDCs will heavily rely on factors like
protecting privacy, ensuring cybersecurity measures are in place, and implementing monetary
policies.
There is room for improvement in mobile banking apps to make them more user-friendly
and to introduce features. Keeping the app's goal while making these changes is important, as it
will ultimately benefit the users. Security is a concern when creating mobile banking apps, so it
is advisable to gather user feedback before diving into development. This improves the
efficiency. The apps provide customer support, payment processing, bill payments, notifications,
Works Cited
Bronkhorst, Jeroen, and Marijn Janssen. “Commoditization and ITS Product Innovation Strategies
from an IT Firm Perspective.” Information Systems Management, vol. 36, no. 2, 3 Apr.