IBM Financial Services - Announcements, Interviews & News Stories

IBM to acquire Liberty Insurance Services

IBM and RBC Insurance today announced that IBM has agreed to acquire Liberty Insurance Services Corp. (LIS), the U.S. business process services and solutions operations of RBC Insurance.

24 November 2004

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ATP signs with IBM for insurance and administration system

IBM announced today that its consulting division, IBM Business Consulting Services, has been awarded a contract by Danish pensions and insurance company ATP to deliver and implement a New Core Insurance and Administration System.

23 November 2004

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Epiphany launches Advisor suite for finance with support from IBM

Epiphany, a leading provider of customer relationship management (CRM) solutions for consumer-oriented businesses, today announced the new Epiphany Advisor for Retail Finance solutions with key industry support from IBM.

15 November 2004

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Flexcube now available on open standard IBM platforms

i-flex solutions (Reuters: IFLX.BO/IFLX.NS) and IBM today announced the availability of FLEXCUBE, – i-flex's core banking suite on a J2EE architecture using IBM Software. As part of a global partnership agreement, IBM and i-flex will jointly market, sell and deliver FLEXCUBE for core banking.

09 November 2004

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IBM and Pegasystems team to deliver banking solutions

IBM and Pegasystems Inc. (NASDAQ: PEGA) have formed a global strategic alliance to deliver payments exceptions and compliance management solutions to the world's top-tier banks and card issuers and acquirers, the companies announced today, in order to solve some of the most demanding challenges facing global financial institutions.

29 July 2004

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FNS' Bancs now available on IBM's AIX operating system

Financial Network Services (FNS), a leading provider of integrated and modular banking software and services, announced today the successful migration of its BANCS solution to the latest version of UDB running on AIX, IBM's UNIX operating system.

12 July 2004

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TCS expands relationship with IBM

Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), an implementer of global business strategies and information technology, announced that it is expanding its relationship with IBM to cross-sell each other's products and services.

25 June 2004

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E.piphany CRM suite integrated with IBM insurance solution

E.piphany, Inc., a leading provider of full-suite customer relationship management (CRM) solutions, today announced that its CRM software suite has been integrated into the IBM Insurance Transformation Solution (IITS).

18 May 2004

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Mexico's Infonavit implements FNF's ALS-SM lending solution

Fidelity Information Services, (Fidelity), a division of Fidelity National Financial, Inc. (NYSE: FNF), has successfully completed a joint project with Instituto del Fondo Nacional de la Vivienda para los Trabajadores (INFONAVIT) and IBM Mexico to convert INFONAVIT's mortgage portfolio from its existing in-house system to Fidelity's Advanced Lending Solution - Servicing Manager (ALS-SM).

18 May 2004

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Fair Isaac's Triad combined with IBM's Banking Data Warehouse

Fair Isaac Corporation (NYSE:FIC), the leading provider of analytics and decision technology, and IBM today announced the first integration of Fair Isaac's TRIAD adaptive control technology with IBM's Banking Data Warehouse (BDW).

06 May 2004

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ITI Premier banking software ported to IBM eServer iSeries platform

Information Technology, Inc. (ITI) announced it has teamed with IBM to offer ITI's Next-Generation Premier® banking software on the popular IBM eServer iSeries server. This new solution enables financial institutions to use leading IBM hardware to power ITI's proven and reliable enterprise software solutions and services. ITI is a business unit of Fiserv, Inc. (NasdaqNM:FISV).

06 May 2004

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IBM survey shows companies gaining strategic value from CRM initiatives

IBM Business Consulting Services, in a global survey released today, revealed that the likelihood of Customer Relationship Management (CRM) success can be improved significantly within a company - from less than 15% to as much as 80% - by prioritizing and selecting key CRM approaches and business processes. Surprisingly, the approaches having the greatest impact are not big-ticket items such as technology implementation or data integration - but rather human-oriented steps that typically require conservative, incremental spend.

30 April 2004

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