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Retail Banking IT Spending market Segmentation by Type:
Core Banking
Online Banking
Mobile Banking
Channel Management
Internal Operations
Analytical Technologies
Increased Internet Penetration
Retail Banking IT Spending market Segmentation by Application:
Hardware
Software
Services
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Key Players in the Retail Banking IT Spending market:
Dell
HP
IBM
Microsoft
Accenture
Acer
ATOS
Capgemini
CGI Group
Cisco Systems
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