
handle: 11328/3540
Electronic banking constitutes one of the main vehicle of communication with clients, promoting a greater efficiency and speed in a large set of operations. This study analyzes a total of 395 responses from a survey of bank customers. A descriptive analysis of the results was performed and the Factor Analysis Main Components Analysis was subsequently used to identify two factors responsible for 68,35% of the total variance explained in factor analysis: the importance of using the Internet and its access and ease of using of digital media. The main aim of this paper is to contribute with suggestions to encourage the use of remote channels, so that the Internet Banking service is the preferred channel of communication between banks and customers, to the detriment of their physical presence at the branches. The results evidence that banks should make a greater promotion of the use of Internet Banking, as there is a receptive market for that.
Grau de utilização dos canais online, banca, qualidade dos sites, angola, General Works, Banca; Internet Banking; qualidade dos sites; grau de utilização dos canais online; Angola, Angola, A, Qualidade dos sites, Banca, Internet Banking, internet banking, grau de utilização dos canais online
Grau de utilização dos canais online, banca, qualidade dos sites, angola, General Works, Banca; Internet Banking; qualidade dos sites; grau de utilização dos canais online; Angola, Angola, A, Qualidade dos sites, Banca, Internet Banking, internet banking, grau de utilização dos canais online
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