In Switzerland, banks have the choice between different licensable core banking systems. The systems differ in their functionality, architecture, operability, strategy, development focuses and a lot more.
Swisscom, as a neutral system integrator and operator of various core banking systems, and the Business Engineering Institute (BEI), as a scientific advisor for methods expertise and reference models, have come up with the first systematic overview of the core banking systems on the Swiss market. This gives banks a guidebook and provides support in selecting core banking systems.
The Basic Workshop presents the general lessons learned from the Core Banking Radar and provides more in-depth information about a selected core banking system. A more detailed consideration and comparison of selected core banking systems will take place, if desired, in follow-up workshops.
Details
| Topic/goals |
The Swisscom Core Banking Radar for Switzerland |
| Participants |
COOs, CIOs, IT managers or architects of banks. The workshops are carried out on a bank-by-bank basis. |
| Group size |
Approx. 2-3 participants from Swisscom and BEI. The number of participants from the bank is optional. |
| Duration and costs |
1-2 h, 200 CHF |
| Required preparation |
No preparation is required. Please tell us your selected core banking system so that we can look at it in more depth. |
| Location of event |
By arrangement – either on your premises or in a Swisscom office |
| Date | By arrangement |
Contents/course of events
Presentation of the general lessons learned of the Core Banking Radar:
Which innovations are the manufacturers of core banking systems
focused ons
Which functions of the systems are in a very advanced stage of
development
Which functions of the systems are still at an early stage
Where are the significant differences and commonalities between
the core banking systems
Which functionalities are covered by peripheral systems
In which areas can we expect the greatest leaps in development
over the next 12 months
Detailed consideration of the functions as well as non-functional criteria
such as operability, security, architecture, supply availability and
ecosystem for a selected core banking system.
Which survey and selection criteria methodology is the Core Banking
Radar based on
Basic information about and short description of each manufacturer
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