Digital Financial Services: Product Innovation and Design
Overview:
This course equips participants with a systematic process for developing market-responsive products from insight generation, through to design and development. It is tailored to meet the needs of institutions in need of a market-making anchor product, as well as those looking to expand their product offerings.
Modules:
- Critical Components of the DFS Ecosystem
- Introduction to Behavioral Science and Human-Centered Design (HCD) I
- Introduction to Behavioral Science and Human-Centered Design (HCD) II
- HCD Considerations and Applications in Research and Product Design in DFS
- Open Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) and Financial Services
- Partnerships in DFS: Factors for Success
- Product Pricing
- Technology for Financial Services
- Responsible Product Development: Risks Involved
- Appropriate Marketing Communication for Low Income Segments
- The DFS Product Timeline
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Modules
- Critical Components of the DFS Ecosystem
- Introduction to Behavioral Science and Human-Centered Design (HCD) I
- Introduction to Behavioral Science and Human-Centered Design (HCD) II
- HCD Considerations and Applications in Research and Product Design in DFS
- Open Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) and Financial Services e
- Partnerships in DFS: Factors for Success
- Product Pricing Technology for Financial Services
- Responsible Product Development: Risks Involved
- Appropriate Marketing Communication for Low Income Segments
- The DFS Product Timeline
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This course include
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Language - English
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Access on desktop, tablet and mobile
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Full lifetime access
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Certificate of Completion
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