Merging three payment platforms into one for Germany's second-largest bank.
- Team
- NTT DATA
- Tangity
- DZ Bank
- Services
- UX and Service Design
- Business Design
- Engineering
- Studios
- Munich
- Duration
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DZ Bank
Streamlined B2B payment solutions for all businesses.
The challenge
DZ Bank Group has three software platforms used by 400,000 people to fulfill B2B payments.
The challenge was to converge all three platforms into a single future-proof software solution. Compatible with the latest technology, compliant with newest transaction safety and IT standards. And yet, simple enough for 400,000 people to feel at home using it.
Working with product managers at DZ Bank Group, we designed a new payment solution capable of meeting diverse user needs while an updated IT architecture minimized the need for IT support.
"The viability of the new B2B Software was secured by a thorough business case and pricing strategy.”
The insight
It all started with typical customer questions regarding the selection of a mobile operator.
What offers do you have?
How many gigabytes do I get?
What are the costs?
What included in the complete package?
The primary challenge consumers face is to have a clear understanding of what an operator is offering compared to its competitors.
We created a simple answer – now, you can have it all.
The methodology
Following a lean-startup approach, the whole project took place in DZ Bank’s Innovation Lab. Using a combination of Service Design, Design Thinking, and Agile Development, we created a prototype in just three months.
The core team was an interdisciplinary mix of product managers, UX designers, developers, and a method coach.
The UX phase included extensive competitor analysis, user interviews, contextual inquiry, and usability testing.
The solution
Following a lean-startup approach, the whole project took place in DZ Bank’s Innovation Lab. Using a combination of Service Design, Design Thinking, and Agile Development, we created a prototype in just three months.
The core team was an interdisciplinary mix of product managers, UX designers, developers, and a method coach.
The UX phase included extensive competitor analysis, user interviews, contextual inquiry, and usability testing.
"It was impressive to see how quickly the team understood our context and daily work, offering us unique customer insights. I was surprised by how quickly we achieved our first results."
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