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Core Banking with Microsoft Technology

This paper looks at the latest trends in the market with respect to core system replacement and outlines Microsoft’s strategy for larger banks that are considering a service-oriented architecture (SOA)–based approach to migrating their legacy core systems from mainframe and midrange platforms to a new generation of commodity hardware platforms that run the Windows Server® operating systemand that are capable of supporting the largest core banking operations. | Core Banking with Microsoft Technology White Paper Published February 2008 For the latest information please see www.microsoft.com industry financialservices banking about.mspx EEG Abstract This paper looks at the latest trends in the market with respect to core system replacement and outlines Microsoft s strategy for larger banks that are considering a service-oriented architecture SOA -based approach to migrating their legacy core systems from mainframe and midrange platforms to a new generation of commodity hardware platforms that run the Windows Server operating system and that are capable of supporting the largest core banking operations. Microsoft Financial Services people Jjeady Simpo PDF Merge and Split Unregistered Version - http www.simpopdf.com Contents Introduction.1 Market Trends Growing Momentum.2 Trends for Smaller Banks.2 Trends for Larger Banks.4 Vendors Recognize Relevance of SOA.6 Trends for the Future.7 Business Drivers Moving Toward Agility.9 Core Banking Systems Face Challenges.9 Using Agility to Resolve Issues.10 Core Banking Redefined.12 Uncovering the Core of Core Banking.12 Vision for the Future A Transformation Roadmap.14 Surrounding Core Banking Systems.15 Mission Critical A New Perception.16 SAP. 16 Itanium Solutions Alliance.18 Mainframe Migration Alliance.19 Mission Critical Program.21 Service-Oriented Architecture.24 Conclusion.32 Resources.33 Simpo PDF Merge and Split Unregistered Version - http www.simpopdf.com Introduction After years of debate about the need for core system replacement there is finally evidence of growing momentum both in the market of smaller banks dominated by package vendors and in in-house projects of larger banks. For the larger banks the approach to core system replacement is typically based on an overall service-oriented architecture SOA strategy and likely to combine elements of three different approaches legacy code migration core banking package implementation and the introduction of re-usable banking .