On one hand, our clients face changing controls and rivalry from new kinds of banks entering the market. Keeping up methods we are continually pushing ahead—conveying new applications, enhancing the client experience and quickly stretching out new usefulness to on the web and versatile channels. Then again, we should keep up our clients’ center saving

Although digital transformation tends to throw out many traditional tools in order to incorporate new ones, there are still some old school devices that still hold value for leading industries, and help drive innovation. Mainframes are among those tools. They play a central role in the way major financial services operate because they provide a foundation that supports

Mainframe migrations are always successful when you do it right. More than a decade of large scale enterprise mainframe migrations have led to best practices and strategies that establish robust distributed solutions, always outperforming their previous mainframe environments, and with more ongoing modernization flexibility and scalability. So what do you need for a successful migration? Selection

Years after the introduction of cloud computing, it is interesting that security continues to be the top inhibitor to broad scale cloud adoption. So it stands to reason, that if you want to reap the benefits of cloud computing, while addressing the top concerns or security and minimizing risk, that you would select a platform with a

As digital transformation efforts drive change across the enterprise, the  mainframe team finds itself at an inflection point. For organizations that have mainframes, these platforms have long been handling the core transaction processing at the heart of their businesses. Today, however, IT leaders face skills retention challenges as mainframe experts rapidly retire. Furthermore, the business challenges facing

Mainframe is like a backbone of the information technology system of your company.  It has such an important role where we cannot imagine a company functioning without the IBM Mainframe-based foundation. For many companies using these legacy systems, there are concerns about the operating cost and updating IT infrastructure. So, the best solution for this

A colocation, otherwise called colo, is a data center facility in which a business can lease space for equipment, for example, servers and other figuring equipment. Ordinarily, a colo gives the structure, cooling, power, bandwidth and physical security and clients introduce their own servers and capacity. COST-EFFICIENCY Picking a colocated, multi-occupant data center enables organizations to scale