Michigan First's conversion was Corelation's largest to date. Currently, Corelation has a total of 20 signed contracts with 12 credit unions running on KeyStone.

Michigan First's conversion to KeyStone commenced early Saturday morning and concluded mid-Sunday morning, successfully bringing up all of the credit union's remote access delivery points: ATM/home and mobile banking/audio, etc. Michigan First will now be able to serve its members 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year thanks to the KeyStone architecture and Corelation's use of the IBM Power Machine and IBM's DB2.

According to Michigan First's President/CEO Michael Poulos, this was the fourth conversion of his credit union career and by far the best he has experienced. "We have a very complex credit union, so we knew going in that it would require significant planning from both parties," Poulos says. "There was definitely a lot of talent on both sides of the ball, as well. We planned for the worst and hoped for the best - and this conversion resulted in a big success, as we are already experiencing the many efficiencies of KeyStone just a few days in."

"Michigan First is a great partner and they worked very hard, side-by-side with us to bring this conversion to a successful launch," Corelation President Theresa Benavidez says.