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Predictions In This Study Situation Overview Figure: Middle East and Africa Finance Vertical IT Spending by Country/Sub-Region, 2011
Future Outlook Prediction #1: Financial Institutions Will Introduce More Innovative Technologies to Increase Their Competitive Advantages
Prediction #2: Mobile Banking Will Be a Key Technology in Capturing the Unbanked Market Across the MEA Region
Table: Smartphone Handset Market Volume (Units), 2010–2012
Prediction #3: Financial Institutions Will Consider Upgrading Their Existing IT Platforms to Achieve Systems Integration and a Single View of Each Customer
Prediction #4: Financial Institutions Will Leverage Business Intelligence Tools to Extract Maximum Value from High Volumes of Data
Prediction #5: The Adoption of Stronger End-User Security Practices Will Be Critical to Customer Protection
Prediction #6: Regulatory Changes in the Finance Industry Will Impact IT Budgets and Expansion Plans, Which Can Impede Technology Initiatives
Prediction #7: The Uncertain Economic and Political Outlook in 2012 Will Impact the Adoption of New Technologies in the Finance Industry
Figure: GDP Development in the Middle East and North Africa and Sub-Saharan Africa, 2009–2012
Prediction #8: Financial Institutions Will Utilize Social Media to Engage Existing or Prospective Customers
Prediction #9: Financial Institutions Will Consider Implementing or Developing Their Loyalty Programs Through Electronic Channels to Improve the Customer Experience
Prediction #10: Islamic Finance Will Continue Its Healthy Growth in 2012, and Technology Development Must Cater to It
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