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An assessment of POS system calibration on enhancing transactional accuracy in banking: a case study of Wema Bank

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Background of the Study
Point-of-Sale (POS) systems are essential for ensuring accurate and efficient financial transactions in retail banking. Wema Bank has focused on calibrating its POS systems to improve transactional accuracy, reduce errors, and enhance overall customer satisfaction. Calibration involves the regular adjustment and fine-tuning of POS hardware and software to ensure that they operate within defined performance standards (Balogun, 2023). By employing systematic calibration protocols, Wema Bank aims to minimize discrepancies in transaction processing, thereby reducing the risk of financial loss and customer complaints.

The bank’s strategy involves integrating real-time monitoring tools with its POS systems, allowing for immediate detection and correction of any deviations from standard performance metrics. This proactive approach is complemented by routine maintenance schedules and staff training programs designed to ensure optimal system performance (Olu, 2023). Enhanced calibration not only improves the accuracy of transactions but also boosts operational efficiency by reducing the need for manual interventions and error corrections. Such improvements are critical in today’s fast-paced banking environment, where even minor inaccuracies can have significant financial implications and negatively impact customer trust.

Despite the benefits, challenges persist in maintaining high levels of calibration across diverse POS models and varying regional conditions. Integration issues with legacy systems, as well as inconsistencies in maintenance practices across branches, can lead to occasional lapses in system accuracy. This study examines how POS system calibration influences transactional accuracy at Wema Bank, evaluating both the operational benefits and the challenges encountered during calibration processes.

Statement of the Problem
Although Wema Bank has implemented rigorous POS system calibration protocols, inconsistencies in transactional accuracy persist, affecting overall service quality. One major challenge is the integration of modern calibration tools with older POS models, which can lead to data synchronization issues and occasional inaccuracies in transaction processing (Ibrahim, 2024). Regional disparities in maintenance practices further exacerbate these issues, resulting in variable performance across different branches. These discrepancies not only undermine the reliability of the POS systems but also increase the likelihood of customer complaints and financial discrepancies.

Moreover, the high cost of continuous calibration and maintenance, coupled with the technical complexity of managing multiple POS systems, presents significant operational challenges. Limited technical expertise among frontline staff can also hinder the effective execution of calibration protocols, further contributing to errors. These challenges impede the bank’s efforts to achieve consistent transactional accuracy and affect its competitive positioning in the retail banking market.

The study seeks to identify and analyze the factors that contribute to the inconsistencies in POS system calibration at Wema Bank. By focusing on technological, operational, and human resource-related challenges, the research aims to propose actionable recommendations to enhance calibration practices and ensure a higher level of transactional accuracy.

Objectives of the Study

  • To assess the impact of POS system calibration on transactional accuracy at Wema Bank.
  • To identify challenges affecting the consistent calibration of POS systems.
  • To recommend strategies for improving calibration practices and reducing transaction errors.

Research Questions

  • How does POS system calibration affect transactional accuracy at Wema Bank?
  • What technological and operational challenges hinder effective calibration?
  • Which strategies can enhance the consistency of POS system performance?

Research Hypotheses

  • H₁: Proper calibration of POS systems significantly enhances transactional accuracy.
  • H₂: Integration issues with legacy systems negatively affect calibration effectiveness.
  • H₃: Regular staff training and maintenance improve POS system performance.

Scope and Limitations of the Study
This study focuses on the calibration practices of Wema Bank’s POS systems over the past three years, using system performance data, maintenance logs, and interviews with technical staff. Limitations include regional infrastructure variability and challenges in standardizing calibration across different device models.

Definitions of Terms

  • POS System Calibration: The process of adjusting and fine-tuning point-of-sale systems to ensure accurate performance.
  • Transactional Accuracy: The degree to which financial transactions are processed without errors.
  • Legacy Systems: Older technological systems that may pose integration challenges.




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