What do traditional banks and traditional materials mean?

Traditional banks refer to traditional financial institutions. Traditional materials refer to documents and information saved in paper, spreadsheets or other non-digital forms.

Traditional banks, such as commercial banks and investment banks, have existed in the financial industry for a long time and provide various financial services in a traditional way. These traditional banks generally have physical branches, and customers need to go to the bank counter to handle business in person. Traditional data usually need manual management and maintenance, and it is difficult to find and analyze quickly. Traditional data processing methods may be relatively slow and inefficient.

With the development of science and technology, many traditional banks and enterprises began to use digital technology to optimize business processes and data management, such as providing financial services by establishing an online platform, or digitally storing paper materials and realizing intelligent management. These digital solutions can help organizations improve efficiency, reduce costs and provide customers with more convenient and efficient services.