Background of the Study
Modern Point-of-Sale (POS) terminals are critical in ensuring swift and error-free retail transactions. Wema Bank has recently modernized its POS infrastructure by incorporating state-of-the-art hardware, faster processing software, and real-time monitoring systems. These upgrades are intended to streamline retail transactions, minimize processing errors, and ultimately improve customer satisfaction. In a competitive retail banking environment, efficient POS operations contribute directly to reduced waiting times and increased throughput, thus bolstering the bank’s market positioning (Ike, 2023; Okechukwu, 2024). The modernization initiative is aligned with the bank’s broader digital transformation strategy, aiming to integrate innovative technologies into everyday banking operations.
Statement of the Problem
Despite significant investments in modernizing its POS terminals, Wema Bank continues to encounter challenges that impede optimal transaction efficiency. Key issues include integration difficulties between new technologies and existing legacy systems, leading to intermittent performance gaps. Additionally, regional differences in network connectivity can result in variable transaction speeds, particularly during peak periods. Such challenges not only affect operational efficiency but also contribute to customer dissatisfaction (Ike, 2023). Without addressing these issues, the full benefits of the modernization may remain unrealized.
Objectives of the Study
Research Questions
Research Hypotheses
Scope and Limitations of the Study
This study focuses on the impact of POS terminal modernization on retail transaction efficiency at Wema Bank. Limitations include regional network variability, the complexities of legacy system integration, and potential biases in internal performance data.
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