4Ps of successful banking transformation
Our report “Transforming the card value chain for leading banks” reveals 4 transformation pillars - product, process, people and partnership - that drive digital banking transformation. You will also find related content here!
What you will learn
Our banking transformation report provides valuable insights for all banks and financial institutions.
We will cover:
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Why legacy system replacement is a top priority for Tier 1 banks
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The 4 pillars transformation and how they impact outcomes
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Practical advice how to select the right technology partner
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Insights from transformation programs spanning over 26 million cardholders across the Nordics and Baltics, enriched by views from Nordic banking leaders and Tieto Banktech's experts
As Tietoevry evolved into Tieto at the end of 2025, we became Tieto Banktech - focused on banking software and transformation.
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Blazevic on banking transformation
Our Managing Director, Mario Blazevic, reflects on how leading banks modernize their card platforms and what separates success from stalled transformation in his Linkedin post.
Transforming banking together
"Modern banking transformation is more than simply replacing outdated systems or implementing new solutions, it’s also about rethinking how banks operate and deliver value to their customers. But to succeed with all these things and bring these changes to life requires the support of reliable and trusted partners.
These banking transformation report insights are drawn from real partnerships and deliveries at scale."
Mario Blazevic
Managing director
Tieto Banktech
At Tietoevry, we believe it’s time to shift perspective. It’s not about what technology can do anymore — but what it should. So that the futures of businesses, societies, and humanity can live and thrive. Side by side.
