Exim Bank Refines IT Operating Model
TCS helps define technology transformation and IT strategy for Export Import Bank of India
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TCS helps define technology transformation and IT strategy for Export Import Bank of India
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Exim Bank was using a Core Banking System (CBS) that was heavily customized, leading to complexity and inflexibility in efficiently carrying out business operations. Unavailability of a 360o customer view was making it difficult to understand customer behavior and deliver a seamless customer experience. Also, the absence of critical data points for monitoring and managing risks, along with lack of real-time data, was causing an increased time-to-market. The duplicated effort of data entry also required innovative technologies for an automatic flow of data from one system to another.
TCS crafted a technology transformation vision to modernize Exim Bank’s IT infrastructure by leveraging its extensive industry expertise, fintech ecosystem, and industry-leading IT product knowledge. TCS conducted a rapid assessment of the current IT state to facilitate automation, digitalization of business processes, and maturity of the client’s technology landscape in order to co-define target business capabilities, application architecture, infrastructure, and information security recommendations. TCS also included an API-based open architecture for external data sourcing plug-n-play to facilitate seamless information flow and analytics-led decisioning. With cloud-first models for new implementations, TCS was able to suggest architecture for state-of-the-art stakeholder experience and compliance with regulatory norms. Additionally, TCS refined the IT operating model, including structure, key future roles, and demand management process.>
“We would also like to take this opportunity to thank you and your entire team, for the quality of service provided during this engagement. We sincerely appreciate your efforts towards detailing each requirement and coming up with quality document. Thank you so much, and we will be looking forward to an excellent continuing business relationship.” - Deepak Bhatia, DGM IT, EXIM Bank
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