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The solution it adopted incents customers to communicate anticipated product orders over an extranet. It demands a more sophisticated approach that incents customers as well as employees for behaviors that best support a bank's product portfolio and overall marketing objectives. Vendors offer corporate buyers better licensing and pricing options and incentives to standardize on fewer conferencing products in a way that both incents broader use and renders the cost of managing audio and Web conferencing fixed (or at least predictable), as opposed to variable. |
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