Customer service at the Commonwealth Bank
(CBA) is still not making the grade despite an AU$1.5 billion,
three-year transformation project nearing the end of its life,
according to new CBA chief Ralph Norris.
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CBA service levels lag transformation programme
/**/Customer service at the Commonwealth Bank (CBA) is still not making the grade despite an AU$1.5 billion, three-year transformation project nearing the end of its life, according to new CBA chief Ralph Norris.
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